i think gary neville need protecting. - i think gary neville just need protecting. _ i think gary nevilleary neville just echoing what we have already said this morning. _ what we have already said this morning, that this is now a situation _ morning, that this is now a situation where the fans may be needed — situation where the fans may be needed their interests protected. yes, _ needed their interests protected. yes. and — needed their interests protected. yes, and we will be speaking to all sorts of people throughout the programme. if people want to get in touch, i am sure they will. do programme. if people want to get in touch, i am sure they will.— touch, i am sure they will. do let us know what _ touch, i am sure they will. do let us know what you _ touch, i am sure they will. do let us know what you think - touch, i am sure they will. do let us know what you think of - touch, i am sure they will. do let us know what you think of that i touch, i am sure they will. do letj us know what you think of that or anybody else we are covering. lots of other stuff on the show for you. more t

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on twitter, this was england's raheem sterling waving goodbye to the plans while gary neville, one ofhows how the game has changed but this week the voices have been unified and football remains open. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: we were report from copenhagen and their new vaccination passport needed there to access the zoo and other public places. stay with us on bbc news, still to come: we report the stars and stripes at half—mast outside columbine high. the school sealed off, the bodies of the dead still inside. i never thought that they would actually go through with it. choir singing one of the most successful singer—song writers of all time, the american pop star prince has died at the age of 57. i was — it's hard to believe it. i didn't believe it. we just — he was just here saturday. for millions of americans, j the death of richard nixon in a new york hospital has i meant conflicting emotions. a national day of— mourning next wednesday, sitting somehow uneasily with the abiding - memories of the shame of watergate. _ and lift off of the space shuttle discovery wi

i think gary neville hit the nail on the head. the supporters need protecting.s and years we have seen plenty of examples of where interests of supporters have been ridden roughshod over. one of the reasons why people are so mad and angry about this, it comes off the back of the year where football supporters up and down the country have been serving their community, taking part in efforts to deliver food parcels, keeping in touch with vulnerable fellow supporters. that's the kind of community that football in our country is, and the idea that clubs can just in our country is, and the idea that clubs canjust ride in our country is, and the idea that clubs can just ride off and set up their own thing and never mind the interest of supporters, or that broader football community. interest of supporters, or that broaderfootball community. i broader football community. i understand why broaderfootball community. i understand why football supporters this morning are feeling quite disgusted. my argument is, we need to do something now, and the government have got a sta

evening is, i've put - on this evening is, i've put together a group of very strong people including gary nevilleago because of the failure of english football over decades. not the last two months or a year or two, decades. not the last two months or a year ortwo, to decades. not the last two months or a year or two, to really reform and do a lot of things that need doing. there's a huge amount that is wrong and fundamentally, and balance of funding, also it's of things, vested interests, prevail too greatly, there's no dependents every little at all. i could go on and on. but may be, when this just happened will be a catalyst for some accelerated change because it is long overdue. if it is long overdue, do we go with the german model that is spoken of? is that even feasible in a country like this where it is so internationalised? what can we do? where the first small steps? i internationalised? what can we do? where the first small steps?- where the first small steps? i think it is too late — where the first small steps? i think it is too late for _ where the first small steps? i think it is to

gary neville on the television speaking for the country if not europe, it is not the world. it's incredibly unpopular. like you say, it probably will bring a lot more money but in terms of more quality, and very dubious about that. that been an awful lot of games that you'll still have a big table, the bottom under the table how the cubs league nightclubs are. a very dubious about that. it doesn't seem like it will be a winnerfor the fans doesn't seem like it will be a winner for the fans that's for sure. it's interesting that none of the german clubs have signed up to this. why is that? there are two main reasons, — why is that? there are two main reasons, really. first thing you have _ reasons, really. first thing you have to — reasons, really. first thing you have to look at is that fan ownership is a big thing in the bundesliga. most of the german clubs are actually majority—owned by the fans _ are actually majority—owned by the fans as _ are actually majority—owned by the fans. as you seen today the overwhelming reception from fans to this plan— overwhelming reception f

one of those was former manchester united defender gary neville — and his sentiments were echoed by his stance is that all supporters of those six clubs in england that tried to break away, i think it made me really, really proud in terms of, that's where you grow up. wembley looks likely to host an extra game at this summer's european championship. uefa is discussing issues with the 12 original venues today, and they need assurances that at least a quarter of the usual capacity will be allowed into the games. so dublin is certain to lose the fixtures it was due to stage, along with bilbao and possibly munich, and wembley is set to be given another last—16 tie, which could involve england. british number two cameron norrie has a huge match to look forward to today — he's up against rafa nadal, in the quarter—finals of the barcelona 0pen. norrie made it through when the eighth seed, david goffin, retired injured — he had treatment for a leg problem in the second set, but he couldn't continue. norrie's progress could take him back into the world's top 50. defending champion ronnie 0'sulli

gary neville was furious — here's the former manchester united and england defender.'re impostors. they have nothing to do... the owners of this club, the owners of liverpool, the owners of chelsea, the owners of manchester city, they are nothing to do with football in this country. there are 100 and odd years of history in this country from fans that have lived and loved these clubs, and they need protecting, the fans need protecting. let's speak to tim payton, a board member of the arsenal supporters�* trust. how are you? very well, good morning- _ how are you? very well, good morning. what _ how are you? very well, good morning. what do _ how are you? very well, good morning. what do you - how are you? very well, good morning. what do you think . how are you? very well, good | morning. what do you think of how are you? very well, good - morning. what do you think of this? it's deplorable _ morning. what do you think of this? it's deplorable and _ morning. what do you think of this? it's deplorable and the _ morning. what do you think of this? it's deplorable and th

meanwhile, former manchester united gary neville, who has been vocal of his opposition of the super league last night first of all. ~ , , , , ., all. well, very surprised at the seed it all. well, very surprised at the speed it all — all. well, very surprised at the speed it all happened - all. well, very surprised at the speed it all happened but - all. well, very surprised at the speed it all happened but not. speed it all happened but not surprising overall once you sort the reaction _ surprising overall once you sort the reaction of— surprising overall once you sort the reaction of fans all around the country. — reaction of fans all around the country, fans of the six teams and foothall— country, fans of the six teams and football fans generally. your country, fans of the six teams and football fans generally.— football fans generally. your club, chelsea, where _ football fans generally. your club, chelsea, where the _ football fans generally. your club, chelsea, where the first... - football fans generally. your club, chelsea, where the first... we - football fans generally. your club