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And it is John Gibbons for the Anfield Rapa,

and we have another show on the biggest new story of the week,

which is obviously the European Super League.

Now, when we put this together together it was still a live thing.

Remember that where everyone was in now no one's in everyone's sort of

withdrawal but we still want to get the opinions of the other five clubs

who joined Liverpool in this breakaway league well obviously supporters of those five clubs

so to help us with that I've got Emily Brobin who supports Manchester City and Jim Johnson from an

Arsenal point of view I've got Paul the Hayley who's going to talk to us about

Tottenham, Chris Barber for Chelsea and Andy Short ever Manchester United. So first of all

everyone thanks very much and welcome.

Hello John. How you doing?

After you. Thank you for me. So I'm just going to just go round the virtual room first of all and ask you just your opinions on the last few days really and where it leaves

your sort of, you know, relationship with the club and the owners really.

So I'll start with you once if you don't mind you know how have you

sort of founded all and what have you made of a United response? Where to start

really I think that the relationship between the supporters and the owners has never been good.

But I do think that they've sort of like revealed a hand as to what their end game is with regards to Manchester United and it you know that's

far you know perhaps we're naive in thinking that was never the case but it's certainly

an uglier world than we've been living in for the last 16 years. I think the final, you know, to get a glimpse of that sort of franchise world, you know, American sort of type sport is you know it was seriously ugly and I don't really see

how that he's ever going to recover now in terms of the club and its fans because I mean from my point of view I've seen a couple

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