European Super League
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In the latest episode of the United Hour Podcast, Nik (@Rood) is joined by CEO Duncan Drasdo and Financial Director Andy Green from the Manchester United Supporters Trust for a special episode on all things behind the scenes at Old Trafford including a brief history of MUST and their aims today, views on INEOS and Sir Jim Ratcliffe so far, and the Old Trafford regeneration.
You can click the poll to see who voted what
Don't really care who voted what TBH the important thing is that it's getting in the bin now.
Tbh I agreed with most of your posts but obviously I dare not say not aloud.
They were always public.
I’ll only be happy when we confirm we are out.
I’ll be completely happy when the glazers feck off.
50+1 seems the best way unless someone has £3.5bn lying around?
I’ll be completely happy when the glazers feck off.
50+1 seems the best way unless someone has £3.5bn lying around?
They were always public. It was clear when I voted when there was only a small number in.
Good call imo. People tend to make better decisions when things make a bit more sense
This still doesn’t make sense tbf.I'll think you'll find I said I wanted to wait until we had all the facts and if you check that list I also voted for "wait until we have all the info". So I didn't really did I?
Who will be the last club left standing? Technically only Chelsea and City have left. 10 clubs still remain. We dont have official confirmation that Barcelona and Athletico have also pulled out.
So we can see them
Only City officially left. Chelsea didn't announce anything yet.
It hasn't been randomly "made" public. All votes are already public. Click on the "votes" link at the top and you can see all who voted for each option.
Not clear. He was apparently due to leave end of season anyway and club announced now to prevent leaks.
Complimentary statement from Joel Glazer. Woody will leave end of season.
Personal speculation is because he made his position with UEFA untenable.
You’d love that wouldn’t you. Get rid of anyone that doesn’t agree with what you say. The caf would become back slapper central.You can always go and form a break away forum
I wanted things to stay as they were and said so on here but I would have liked to have known the complete and whole story before launching into a hysterical tirade.
Technically only City really. They’re the only club to actually release a statement.
Fecking Perez, stupid cnut. 
I'm sure you're not the only one, I didn't say anything that outrageous but people weren't ready for a discussion because there was too much emotion involved.
They'll be the ones missing out when we found Supercafe with 13 other elite posters.
Absolutely not, as with the break away clubs, I'd welcome them back with open arms and ears
United are still in right? Have we made a statement?
Agreed, doxxers can get fecked. If you need to humiliate people you don't know to get some popularity points on the Internet you need to look in the mirror.
Everyone is entitled to their opinion.
fecking denunciator
Not yet, hopefully soon
Maybe a collective decision when the Dominos start to fall and only a handful of clubs are left standing. Man United, Liverpool and Real Madrid probably
Not long surely? Maybe there's more action taking place to go with that statement? Like a potential sale? Fingers crossed
I propose a Super Redcafe Forum, where voting is secret
Yeah, completely.
The one consolation for me in this whole sorry affair was that all 6 English clubs were involved. All getting the same criticism, and with it being all 6 it made it less likely they'd kick them all out, etc.
City and probably Chelsea withdrawing makes it more likely the thing will fall through, so it's a very promising sign in that regards. But if we end up staying with it - and I wouldn't put it past the Glazers, seeing as how they've been some of the front runners for it - it'll be even worse for us that City (and Chelsea) have withdrawn. They now appear the 'good' guys, and it makes it easier to go through with threats against the PL clubs if there's less of them to punish / kick out.
The same with this year's CL / EL - if they can still have finals, maybe even some S/F's, without the remaining SL teams, then it makes it less of a farce removing them (without City, Chelsea and Madrid the CL would have had one team left. Now they've got City, PSG, probably Chelsea, its easier to kick Madrid out if the SL continues. Same with the EL SF's if we opt to stay in it).
I'm more hopeful now than I was earlier, but I really wish it hadn't been City who have left. And I really wished I had more / any faith in our owners to follow suit.
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I mean you have to respect the balls on the Glazers. I may not agree with them but to stand firm and throw Woodward under the bud is a bit impressive compared to the cowards at Chelsea and City. If only we showed such ruthlessness on the pitch..
11 elite posters and whoever our equivalent of Spurs and Arsenal are.
The funny thing is that, it doesn't seem anyone gives a shit about Tottenham staying or leaving as if the SL clubs themselves forgot they added them.
I mean, that's pretty much what I said but people took it as I was for the SL in it's entirety because I wasn't screaming something along the lines of parasites and games gone. The PL was a deal breaker for me, Europe has always been an extra in my eyes.
Would be the dream. Sounds like this might take a little longer to collapse than we thought.