Jase

Not sure any manager of the 12 clubs would speak against it, TBH, now that it's out there. But it would be interesting to hear Klopp's thoughts later.

Think the issue is, even if Mourinho wins them the cup, it would just paper over the obvious cracks at the club. And had he won them the cup, then it would look kinda silly to just sack him after that.

Obviously. Had to walk the diplomatic line about it instead of taking sides - said things like "we're employees of the club, we joined to play in the hardest competitions, trust the club to make the right decisions". Also said he found out about it yesterday and hope that it won't affect the players (yet to meet them since the news came out).

Funny that Mourinho got sacked and it's not even the biggest news in football right now. Really not sure which big club would hire him anymore.

This team has too much potential to be playing a pragmatic style.

Nothing since the start of 2020 has made sense...

Funny thing with UEFA is that they're supposedly about to announce a revamp of the competition, with more teams etc this week. So by announcing the Super League, those 12 clubs are basically taking FIFA, UEFA, every football leagues head on in a war.

What's the point of even playing our remaining games this season? And all the effort, hardwork put in by the players in past games will be for fucking nothing!

But what IF they do kick the teams out this season? Then what? Then what was the point of those wins over Atletico and Porto? All the players' effort will be for nothing! All our dream/hope of winning our second CL title will go down the drain because of greed!

As I said to Pizy earlier...

LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL

My point is what IF this just replaces the CL and clubs can still play in their domestic leagues? What's the difference then besides the revenue?

What's the difference with the current setup then?

https://www.thesuperleague.com/ The website is even up now... And the logo is seriously shit for something that has been planned for years...

I meant in general. Nothing to do with specific games. Yes, we are seeing elements of Tuchel's management style - the pressing, the counter pressing, the possession game etc - but the setup has largely been pragmatic. We have not seen the best(?) of Tuchel's playing style that he's renowned for at previous clubs.