Interview with Shadow Home Secretary Nick Thomas Symonds

The transcript discusses the potential formation of a European Super League and the actions that could be taken to prevent it. The focus is on working with football authorities and possibly government intervention to protect fair competition and grassroots football. The importance of fans and community is emphasized, and various measures, including visa restrictions for players, are considered to stop the league from forming.

What is the primary reason for working with football authorities to prevent the Super League?

• To increase ticket sales

• To ensure fair competition and protect fans

• To promote international matches

• To reduce player salaries

Why is the Super League considered harmful to the game?

• It increases the number of matches

• It reduces the number of teams

• It offends the principle of fair competition

• It promotes grassroots football

What is one of the main concerns about the Super League?

• It will reduce the number of international tournaments

• It will increase fan engagement

• It will take money away from grassroots football

• It will improve player performance

What potential action is mentioned to prevent the Super League?

• Increasing ticket prices

• Vetoing visas for players

• Reducing team sizes

• Promoting more international games

What is the focus when considering measures to stop the Super League?

• Protecting fans and grassroots football

• Promoting international tournaments

• Reducing the number of teams

• Increasing player salaries