the top Reddit posts from r/soccer for the past day

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[Daniel Storey]: 'He tried to copyright the word Liverpool. Tried to furlough staff. Tried to force through Project Big Picture. Tried to charge fans £77 for tickets. Tried to break away to a Super League. An apology only carries weight if it suggests you have learnt from your mistakes. How many?'

UEFA is set to be hit with a concerted campaign to drop its plan for two Champions League places awarded on the basis of historical performances in Europe.

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Bill Shankly's grandson wants statue removed after being 'embarrassed' by FSG

Everton board of directors statement

[Brendan Rodgers] on Leicester City and the European Super League: "My job when I came to here was to disrupt the market. I wanted to know what defined the top six, clearly it’s money."

[The Athletic] Premier League approved Leeds’ Super League protest shirts

[@Wolves] - Wolves official Twitter bio now includes Premier League Champions 18/19

Zidane: "I will be straightforward. This is only the business of one person, the president. I won't tell you my opinion."

Marcus Rashford on twitter: football is nothing without the fans

[Mike Keegan] EXCLUSIVE: Liverpool skipper Jordan Henderson has called an emergency meeting of the Premier League captains to discuss a response to ESL. More @MailSport shortly.

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[Official] Borussia Dortmund CEO Hans Joachim Watzke confirms that both BVB and Bayern reject the Super League plans and are sticking with the planned Champions League reform

Podolski: "This project [ESL] is disgusting, not fair, and I'm disappointed that clubs I represented are involved."

[VG] Ståle Solbakken [Norwegian NT manager]: "In the past few years Juventus has been knocked out by Lyon, Porto and Ajax. Why the fuck do they want to be in that competition. Spurs and Arsenal aren't even top 20 teams in Europe at the moment"

[John Percy] Breaking: Tottenham have sacked Jose Mourinho. Full story to follow @TeleFootball #thfc

[Bill Rice] Ian Stirling from Manchester United Supporters Trust: “A team died in 1958 to play in Europe, and this is our history being thrown away for money, by owners who know nothing about Manchester.”

[Mesut Ozil] Kids grow up dreaming to win the World Cup and the Champions League - not any Super League. The enjoyment of big games is that they only happen once or twice a year, not every week. Really hard to understand for all football fans out there