UK Football Fans Should Put European Super League Anger to Good Use

By Human Rights Watch

Click to expand Image A mobile food pantry with food collected by Fans Supporting Foodbanks and other local anti-poverty groups set up at at St. Mary’s Millennium Centre, Liverpool, UK, February 2021. © 2021 Fans Supporting Foodbanks/Twitter via @SFoodbanks Fans of European football have been on an emotional rollercoaster these past few days, as a proposal for a “European Super League” provoked anger over the greed and financial inequalities the project laid bare. With public outcry about how the plans would ruin the game and widen the wealth gap in the sport, the proposal is now dead…

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