Best Tweets and Memes About the Death of the Super League
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On Sunday, news broke that 12 of the best, wealthiest European soccer clubs were forming their own league, coined the Super League. The idea was to give fans the best possible competition in every match and eliminate uncompetitive matchups between powerhouses and smaller clubs without the prestige or wallet to acquire the best players in the world. In reality, it was just another way of making the rich even richer.
Fans were in an uproar when it was announced and protests took place en masse. Players and managers spoke out against the decision. Finally, exactly one day after the initial announcement, Chelsea announced it was withdrawing from the Super League. This was the first domino to fall as the Blues were quickly followed by Manchester City and Atlético Madrid. Then Manchester United's chairman resigned. The Super League is now basically dead in the water as the dominoes continue to fall.
The Internet had a field day with that news. Here are the best Tweets fired off as the Super League collapsed around us.
— Stephen Douglas (@Stephen_Douglas) April 20, 2021
The Super League’s impending doom days after its formation is a pretty great reminder that most people are rich because they were always rich and not because they’re particularly bright.
— Timothy Rapp's Fan Page (@TRappaRT) April 20, 2021
Sunday night: 12 teams join European Super League
— Bleacher Report (@BleacherReport) April 20, 2021
Tuesday afternoon: Super League begins to fall apart @brfootball
Watching the whole saga unfold: pic.twitter.com/HE4FuK9AN3
So the Super League didn't last as long as the XFL or the AAF
— Clarence Hill Jr (@clarencehilljr) April 20, 2021
Ole Miss claim the Super League Championship
— Bunkie Perkins (@BunkiePerkins) April 20, 2021
At least some third world country is getting a boatload of badly branded Super League t-shirts.
— Bryan Fischer (@BryanDFischer) April 20, 2021
#SuperLeague pic.twitter.com/nyS4R3ybvK
— vote no on Prop B in Austin ? (@miggiesmalls) April 20, 2021
I miss the Super League.
— Mark Anderson (@markanderson65) April 20, 2021
y'all worrying about the super league when you should be worrying about being in league with our super savior Jesus Christ
— Luis Paez-Pumar (@lppny) April 20, 2021
Sunday:
— SB Nation (@SBNation) April 20, 2021
• The Super League is announced
Tuesday:
• Chelsea withdraws
• Man City withdraws
• Atlético Madrid withdraws
• Man Utd chairman resigns
• Man Utd owners might sell? pic.twitter.com/VgC1xEXLcf
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Summary of the last 24 hours on Twitter pic.twitter.com/y6TzAjaNGB
— Harrisen Feigen (@hmfaigen) April 20, 2021
Me pretending I know anything about European soccer as I make jokes about the Super League pic.twitter.com/ReVXJzUrRv
— Charlotte Wilder (@TheWilderThings) April 20, 2021
I’m starting to think the Super League was just an over-the-top promo tool for Ted Lasso https://t.co/UiDdxtaizi
— Tiffany Oshinsky (@TMOluvsSports) April 20, 2021
The Super League saga has reached the "failed coup" stage https://t.co/RLLGAM7gOV
— actioncookbook (@actioncookbook) April 20, 2021
Ben Askren lasted longer than the super league
— Men in Blazers (@MenInBlazers) April 20, 2021
The European Super League pic.twitter.com/jdHWS9AbfO
— Simpsons Arsenal (@SimpsonsArsenal) April 20, 2021
RIP Super League ! pic.twitter.com/St5U3MuBmm
— KEEM ? (@KEEMSTAR) April 20, 2021
European Super League #FootballisForTheFans pic.twitter.com/Z4WAXAUMeH
— JJ Watt (@JJWatt) April 20, 2021