The atmosphere in England since Sunday afternoon has been one of outrage and protest following the confirmation of the Superliga European Union, and this Monday in the last duel of day 32 of the Premier League a historic English club also joined the cause.
In the pre-heating Leeds United – Liverpool, The players led by Marcelo Bielsa jumped on the court with shirts containing messages regarding the discomfort they feel with the celebration of this tournament.
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On the back of the jersey of the locals it said “” Football is for the fans “and on the front” Gánalo “, that is, to get the right on their own merits.
Similarly, a giant fan-made banner that was in the empty stands of Elland Road contained a similar message: “Win it on the court. Football is for the fans.”
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As the players prepared for the duel, a small plane passed over the playing field containing a giant text with the words “Say no to the Superliga”.
The war between the poor and the rich has just begun, as followers of the Leeds outside the stadium they were also protesting: “Fuck the Super League,” “The six biggest in England, they are greedy pigs.”