If Man Utd and Liverpool want the Premier League reduced to 18 clubs, they

[HV71]

The last time Man United were relegated was 1973/74. Ironically this was the first season the bottom three clubs were relegated.
Maybe they should volunteer to drop down if this crazy idea is accepted.

I remember this so well ( wasn't there a Denis Law back heal playing for City? )   Don't forget that some 3 years  ? later Spurs ( with Hoddle were also relegated  )

[The Cravenette]

https://www.fulhamfc.com/news/2020/october/Premier-League-Statement-14-10-2020/

[rebel]

https://www.fulhamfc.com/news/2020/october/Premier-League-Statement-14-10-2020/

Cool.

[toshes mate]

Given the proposal was unaminously rejected by all twenty PL clubs then the whole 'Big Picture' idea would appear to have been a ruse to get more serious discussion going throughout the pyramid.  Perhaps the idea of independent control of football away from member clubs will gather some much needed momentum in the future but we have been here many times before and so I wouldn't hold my breath.

[Statto]

Given the proposal was unaminously rejected by all twenty PL clubs then the whole 'Big Picture' idea would appear to have been a ruse to get more serious discussion going throughout the pyramid. 

Either that or Man Utd and Liverpool saw how fiercely and widely the proposal was condemned, and backed away from it, hopefully feeling suitably embarrassed for having raised it.

[toshes mate]

Given the proposal was unaminously rejected by all twenty PL clubs then the whole 'Big Picture' idea would appear to have been a ruse to get more serious discussion going throughout the pyramid. 

Either that or Man Utd and Liverpool saw how fiercely and widely the proposal was condemned, and backed away from it, hopefully feeling suitably embarrassed for having raised it.

Is Mr Parry a double agent ...?