17 June 2021 - 8:11 PM
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Alamy | Apparently there have been attempts to get leading executives from some of these better established members of the 14 – understood to be West Ham’s Karren Brady (-sitting in the top and centre of the picture) and Everton’s Denise Barrett-Baxendale – to act as public figureheads for a movement against the Big 6.
Two months on from ESL fiasco, officials fear lessons are still to be learned
- Officials “incredulous” at level of settlements and lack of tougher future sanctions saying they do not offer sufficient future deterrent.
- Divisions among the 14 other clubs and long-established relationships by “Big 6” officials saw relatively low punishments handed out.
- ECA announce “process of reintegration” for nine rebel clubs, but refuse to give further details.
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