Leeds chief Kinnear slams 'betrayal' of Super League 'Big Six'


(Reuters) - Leeds United Chief Executive Angus Kinnear said the six Premier League clubs involved in the failed breakaway European Super League were "playground bullies" and that they had betrayed "every true football supporter".

The Super League project involving 12 of Europe's major clubs -- including Liverpool, Arsenal, Manchester City, Manchester United, Chelsea and Tottenham Hotspur -- collapsed within three days of its announcement amid a fierce backlash from fans, governing bodies and politicians.

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