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Recently I read an article titled European Super League: Premier League's 'big six' agree to join new league. It was about a breakthrough in the Super League idea and reactions to it.


I am very surprised by such big opposition to this league. What made me even more interested in this resistance was that not only supporters groups and football associations object to it, but also Boris Johnson and Emmanuel Macron. Such a united front arouses my suspicions, especially given the corrupt past of football associations. In the age of social media and computer games, football has to be on the highest level to keep people interested. I think Super League is an interesting idea and could bring a new quality to this sport. Another expansion of the UEFA tournaments with new countries and teams (Euro 2012 had only 16 teams, Euro 2016 already 24, and in the coming years, apart from the Champions League and Europa League,  Conference League will be created) is actually beneficial only for associations activists.


https://www.bbc.com/sport/football/56795811

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  1. I would never assume you'd care about football enough to read about it! You don't cease to surprise me.

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