Fans of the 'big six' have turned on their own clubs in a bid to block them from approving 'Project Big Picture'. Football's civil war worsened when supporters of Liverpool, Manchester United, City, Arsenal, Chelsea and Tottenham accused the top flight giants of keeping them in the dark. The game has been left stunned following revelations EFL chairman Rick Parry has joined forces with Liverpool and United to cook up proposals to overhaul the game. The plans include reducing the top flight to 18 clubs, handing all the voting power to the top flight's 'big six' and providing the EFL clubs with a £250m rescue package to save them from going bankrupt due to Covid-19. But opposition against...
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