The documentary is in favor of UEFA and does not explain in length the reasons behind the Super League as seen by the interested clubs.
The levels of corruption we have seen (so far) all over FIFA and their local federations (Concacaf, Conmebol, UEFA, etc.) is just overwhelming. There is a lack of transparency from the many players in what now is a multi billion (perhaps even trillion) business, that is very difficult from the outside to make clear opinions, as there is a lack of understanding, information, and transparency.
Things are getting out of hands, an example of it was the Spanish Supercup. A National cup, originally played between the winners of the the Spanish League and the Copa del Rey, now, a small tournament played by the top two (winner and runner up) on foreign soil! I mean, How much is Saudi Arabia paying UEFA, the Spanish Federation, teams, and everyone involved.
The quality of the show was ok, some good shots, great sound, and generally good, sad that it was more of an ad than a full fledge documentary.
The levels of corruption we have seen (so far) all over FIFA and their local federations (Concacaf, Conmebol, UEFA, etc.) is just overwhelming. There is a lack of transparency from the many players in what now is a multi billion (perhaps even trillion) business, that is very difficult from the outside to make clear opinions, as there is a lack of understanding, information, and transparency.
Things are getting out of hands, an example of it was the Spanish Supercup. A National cup, originally played between the winners of the the Spanish League and the Copa del Rey, now, a small tournament played by the top two (winner and runner up) on foreign soil! I mean, How much is Saudi Arabia paying UEFA, the Spanish Federation, teams, and everyone involved.
The quality of the show was ok, some good shots, great sound, and generally good, sad that it was more of an ad than a full fledge documentary.