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Football: Super League club executives resign from Premier League committees


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(Reuters) - Executives from five of the six English clubs involved in the controversial breakaway European Super League have resigned from their posts on various Premier League committees, Sky Sports reported on Thursday.
Chelsea chairman Bruce Buck, Manchester United executive vice chairman Ed Woodward, Liverpool chairman Tom Werner, Arsenal chief executive Vinai Venkatesham and Manchester City chief executive Ferran Soriano have stepped down from their roles.

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'Big six' face long road to rebuild trust after Super League fiasco, warns Richard Scudamore | Sport


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European Super League: There must be consequences for 'big six' - Richard Scudamore


European Super League: There must be consequences for 'big six' - Richard Scudamore
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29 April 202129 April 2021.From the section Football
Scudamore (left) stepped down from his role at the Premier League at the end of 2018
There must be consequences for the six English clubs who tried to join the ill-fated European Super League, according to former Premier League executive chairman Richard Scudamore.
He said the decision from those sides to join the controversial league had changed English football forever.
Arsenal, Chelsea, Liverpool, Manchester City, Manchester United and Tottenham all withdrew from plans last week.
"I don't believe life will ever be the same after last Sunday," he said.

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Premier League scrambles to avoid TV rights crash

Premier League scrambles to avoid TV rights crash
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It's come to something when the Saudis wouldn't be the worst choice


It's come to something when the Saudis wouldn't be the worst choice
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Given what English football has just been through, it seems strange to advocate for another group of wealthy owners coming into our game.
Yet wealthy owners alone are not the problem. Wealthy owners have created the most open and exciting domestic competition in Europe. Leicester have wealthy owners, West Ham have wealthy owners. Not as wealthy as Manchester City and Chelsea, obviously, but it all helps.
It is an influx of wealthy owners that has terrified the likes of Arsenal, Manchester United and Liverpool, whose proprietors seek to make their money from investment in sport.

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Rhodes Set for Full Debut Against QPR? - Ipswich Town News

Rhodes Set for Full Debut Against QPR? - Ipswich Town News
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Premier League chief executive Richard Masters hopes fans can return this season


Premier League chief executive Richard Masters hopes fans can return this season
Updated: February 18, 2021, 10:43 am
Some fans were able to return in December before the country went back into lockdown (Nick Potts/PA)
Premier League chief executive Richard Masters says he has not lost hope that fans could be back before the end of the season.
Supporters were last allowed into sports grounds in December, but it emerged this week that the Football Association and English Football League are in talks with the government about fans returning for the Carabao Cup final and FA Cup final at Wembley in April and May respectively.

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Premier League chief executive Richard Masters hopes fans can return this season

Premier League chief executive Richard Masters hopes fans can return this season
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Premier League chief executive Richard Masters hopes fans can return this season

Premier League chief executive Richard Masters hopes fans can return this season
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