His mayor Manchester and Liverpool Support Fair Game’s work, which is managed by AFC Wimbledon And called for improving football governance.
This team originally had six teams, and has now expanded to 20 teams, and the size is still expanding.
The group, which includes Leiden Oriental, Is working hard to find a long-term solution to the problem of the game, including protecting the club’s legacy, distributing TV revenue more equitably, and opposing UEFA Super LeagueAnd solve the problem of discrimination.
They have appeared in the House of Commons and now they have the support of the mayors of Manchester and Liverpool.
Manchester Mayor Andy Burnham said: “I am very happy to support fair play. Their proposal is exactly what football needs.
“I am too aware of the dangers. We have seen Bury’s collapse and the specter of ESL. Football is an integral part of our community. The game needs to be restarted.
“I support the need for independent regulators, support testing of owners and directors that fit the purpose, and most importantly protect the legacy and traditions of our club.”
Fair Game is collaborating with more than 30 world-renowned experts, including scholars from Liverpool, Manchester, Sheffield, Brighton, London, Northumbria and Portsmouth University, to develop solutions.
Fair Game will release its full manifesto on September 9th at Plow Lane, home of AFC Wimbledon.
