Hello, welcome to the podcast. Jamie Carriger, come on, doesn't really need an introduction,

Liverpool superstar, football icon, commentator. Now today we are talking to him about the

super league. We're talking about whether it's, it is truly over in the long term, could

this come back and about how football can be reclaimed for the fans. Now if you want to support

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So Jamie, thank you so much for joining us, massive honour. So if there was a revolution

against the super league, you were one of the tribunes. So is the, is the super league dead?

Or is this something that comes around every 10 years or so that this will just come back?

And if so, what's the plan? Well, you know what, I think it will come back

in some guys. I think it will be a long time before anyone mentions the super league at all.

But I think what it tells is the big clubs are unhappy about something. And I think what it also

tells is we've been very unhappy with them and the power of the people is more important

and powerful than, you know, the, than the man in power, shall we say, of these six clubs.

But they were obviously unhappy about something, whether to do more with Europe and the Champions League.

And I don't think this will fully go away in terms of this is never going to happen again.

And also the game should keep moving forward. It could, should keep evolving the Premier League

evolved from the, the old face division, the Champions League evolved from the old European Cup.

And I think they, they've both been good for football. I must say that.

And football can never stand still like anything. It's got to keep moving forward.

But this was just a step too far. But I'm sure in used to come to be another step forward

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