Manchester United legend Gary Neville has made his feelings on the possible new European Super League perfectly clear.
It really is worth watching his passionate rant against the idea if you haven’t already, and you can do so by clicking here.
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Neville has now urged Leeds United to protest against the idea when they play Liverpool in the Premier League this evening, though we’re not sure we can see this happening.
See below as the pundit tweeted his suggestion that Leeds players should simply stand aside and let Liverpool score without competition, which is seemingly what they want by trying to join the new Super League…
This would be some statement if Leeds did it, and it would truly be something unlike anything we’ve seen in Premier League football before.
Liverpool are one of a number of clubs to announce they’re joining the Super League, along with Premier League rivals Manchester United, Manchester City, Chelsea, Arsenal and Tottenham.
Liverpool and Leeds played out a thriller at Anfield earlier this season, with the Reds winning 4-3, and tonight’s game will no doubt be one to watch again.