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The strongest reactions towards the European Super League

The strongest reactions towards the European Super League
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The bombshell plan was announced on Sunday,

The football world has largely acted with negativity towards the controversial breakaway European Super League.

Here, the PA news agency rounds up the strongest social media reaction to the announcement.

The clubs involved released the news late on Sunday night.

β€” Liverpool FC (@LFC) April 18, 2021

Four of the six English clubs involved tweeted out the statements – but neither Manchester City or Manchester United did.

Fan groups of all six were quick to voice their disapproval.

β€” 1894 (@WeAre1894) April 18, 2021

Former players of the clubs also criticised the move.

As did Manchester City commentator Ian Cheeseman.

Spartak Moscow offered their help to fans of the 12 teams.

Why not Wellington?

Bromley offered a new home to disgruntled fans.

Anyone else read the Wrexham statement in Ryan Reynolds' voice?

Who wouldn't want an away day in Whitby?

Jeff Stelling was left feeling deflated about it.

Celebrity fans piled in, too.

Arsenal's inclusion did not go down well with a former X-Factor winner.

Aston Villa midfielder John McGinn had a radical idea to punish the teams involved.

Blackburn's Elliott Bennett was not happy.

Susie Dent likes to keep her 'word of the day' topical.

MPs past and present got involved.

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2Manchester UnitedMan Utd32199464352966
3Leicester CityLeicester31175955371856
4West Ham UnitedWest Ham32167953421155
5Chelsea31159750311954
6Liverpool31157953371652
7Tottenham HotspurSpurs321481054371750
8Everton31147104340349
9Arsenal32137124436846
10Leeds UnitedLeeds31143144949045
11Aston Villa301351243331044
12Wolverhampton WanderersWolves32118133241-941
13Crystal Palace31108133352-1938
14Southampton31106153956-1736
15Newcastle UnitedNewcastle3298153553-1835
16Brighton & Hove AlbionBrighton31712123338-533
17Burnley3289152645-1933
18Fulham33512162543-1827
19West Bromwich AlbionWest Brom3159172859-3124
RSheffield UnitedSheff Utd3242261756-3914

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