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's Chief of Staff gave Manchester United's Ed Woodward the impression that ministers would support their Super League plans at a meeting before the scheme was revealed, No.<br>Should you loved this short article and you want to receive more information concerning basketball universe academy - [https://hotmedia.site/blogs/139911/How-Fast-Paced-Games-Improve-Decision-Making-Skills simply click the next document] - i implore you to visit the web page. 10 sources claim. <br>Manchester United executive vice chairman Mr Woodward is understood to have met with the PM's Chief of Staff Dan Rosenfield on Wednesday, April 14. <br>Mr Rosenfield - a Manchester United fan - reportedly told Mr Woodward that No.<br><br>10 would not block the controversial  plan, which were announced the following Sunday.<br>The meeting went ahead without prior consultation with the Prime Minister, sources told. <br>The doomed plans for a breakaway competition was widely condemned by fans, players and politicians alike, including the Prime Minister who said they amounted to a 'cartel'.<br>Twelve clubs announced they had signed up to compete on Sunday but by Wednesday afternoon nine had withdrawn, including all six English teams — Arsenal, Chelsea, Liverpool, Manchester United, Manchester City and [http://www.google.de/search?q=Tottenham%20Hotspur Tottenham Hotspur] — who had initially backed the project. <br>        Boris Johnson's Chief of Staff gave Manchester United's Ed Woodward (pictured) the impression that ministers would support their Super League plans at a meeting before the scheme was revealed, No.<br><br>10 sources claim<br>        Manchester United executive vice chairman Mr Woodward is understood to have met with the PM's Chief of Staff Dan Rosenfield (right, with Boris Johnson) on Wednesday, April 14<br>Following the meeting, Mr Woodward reportedly told those behind the league that the project had been given the go-ahead by the PM himself. <br>After news of the Super League broke the following Sunday, Mr Rosenfield is understood to have urged the Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) to tone down their condemnation of the plans.<br>He also reportedly urged Culture Secretary Oliver Dowden to lighten the tone of his reply.<br>The DCMS deny they faced requests to change their responses, the paper reports. <br>Shadow culture secretary Jo Stevens said Mr Johnson needed to explain exactly what had transpired during Mr Woodward's visit.<br>'Yet again Boris Johnson's integrity and honesty are in question,' she said.<br>'The public has a right to know what exactly was promised to Manchester United by both officials and the Prime Minister.<br>'If Boris Johnson gave the European Super League his backing and then publicly turned on the plan then the British people deserve a full, clear and immediate explanation and apology.'<br>A No 10 spokeswoman said: 'Ed Woodward had a meeting in Downing Street last week with officials.<br>'The meeting was to discuss the safe return of fans and Covid certification, as part of ongoing work on events pilots.<br>'The Super League was not discussed and the PM was not in the meeting.'   <br>In the space of around three hours on Wednesday, all six English clubs involved in the  plans dramatically quit the hated break-away competition following a huge backlash from fans.<br>Like dominoes, one-by-one clubs fell back into line with their Premier League rivals, a mere 72 hours after proposing a seismic - and much-maligned - change to the game. <br>        The doomed plans for a breakaway competition was widely condemned by fans (protests, pictured), players and politicians alike, including the Prime Minister who said they amounted to a 'cartel'<br>      In a huge victory for fans, who for days have vented their fury at the proposals, members of the so-called Big Six each released statements - some more grovelling than others - announcing they would be pulling out of the European Super League. <br>Already mega-rich Manchester City were first to officially break rank by announcing they would turn their back on the £4.6billion proposals. <br>Then, in a stunning twist to the saga, Arsenal, Manchester United, Liverpool and Tottenham Hotspur suddenly announced they would follow suit.<br>Meanwhile, Mr Johnson - who had earlier described the project as a 'cartel' and threatened to show the plans the 'straight red card' - said the decision to quit the breakaway league was 'the right one'.<br>The plans for the breakaway league were also 'unanimously and vigorously' rejected by the other 14 members of the English top flight following a meeting on Tuesday. <br>        In a huge victory for fans (protests in Wembley, pictured), who for days have vented their fury at the proposals, members of the so-called Big Six each released statements - some more grovelling than others - announcing they would be pulling out of the European Super League<br>The dramatic collapse led organisers behind the European Super League to announce a suspension to the project. <br>But, in warning shot that indicated that the saga might not yet be fully over, organisers behind the breakaway competition released a statement saying that 'status quo of European football needs to change'.<br>Culture Secretary Oliver Dowden welcomed the collapse of the European Super League following the withdrawal of the so-called 'big six' English Premier League clubs  <br>  RELATED ARTICLES              <br><br><br><br>Share this article<br>Share<br><br><br>And fans organised mass protests throughout the last week against the owners of the six clubs.<br>Hundreds of Arsenal fans gathered outside the Emirates Stadium in Islington, north London, on Friday to demand the club's owner American Stan Kroenke leaves. <br>        Pictured: Arsenal fans protest against owner Stan Kroenke after the failed launch of the European Super League.<br><br>Hundreds of fans descended on North London's Emirates Stadium on Friday night ahead of the team's game against Everton<br>A review led by Tory MP Tracey Crouch will consider whether new criteria will be introduced for billionaire owners and if fans should be given greater representation at board level. <br>And pundits and fans have called for the teams involved in the league to be deducted points as punishment.<br>But Leeds head coach Marcelo Bielsa said he is not in favour of the clubs being sanctioned for attempting to form the [http://edublogs.org/?s=competition competition].<br>Bielsa has been highly critical of the doomed ESL plans, but feels the current system 'is not up to standard'.<br>        A line of police face supporters as they protest against Arsenal's US owner Stan Kroenke, outside English Premier League club Arsenal's Emirates stadium in London on Friday<br>He said: 'I don't think that the path for a solution is for these clubs to be punished, but to convince what is best and to come up with rules of acceptance in general and make sure these rules are adhered to.<br>'When a rule is broken this forces a sanction (and this) means that the process before that was not efficient.<br>'And the leadership of the organisation to administer the interests of everybody is to create rules that everyone is able to adhere to as they have all accepted them.<br>'I am of the opinion that punishment is more for authority and shows that the quality or the efficiency of the rules was not up to standard.' <br><div class="art-ins mol-factbox news" data-version="2" id="mol-02d534b0-a600-11eb-872a-7b15dd680aaf" website U&apos;s Woodward &apos;had impression ministers would support Super League&apos;
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