If this Super League fails, that is a good thing but it doesn't solve the real problems. The financial doping.
The clubs have become playthings for the rich. Either as a means to further enrich themselves at the expense of the fans, or to glorify themselves through the clubs success.
You can say what you want about failed politicians running clubs in Spain, or the mafia like tendencies in the Italian league, but at least they haven't (largely) sold their clubs to a bunch
of parasites and depraved billionaires trying to put a pretty veneer on their corruption or human rights violations, like the English and the French have been doing.
Germany does it proper, but even there you have encroachments from the money bags.
Ideally all owners should be forced to reduce their share of the club to under 50%. Rest is member owned.
Have football guys in charge, former players etc. Not slime bags like Florentino Perez or Silvio Berlusconi. Look to Bayern for how to build a successful club and sustain it organically over decades.
It needs to be set down in law that football clubs are not a business. They exist at the behest of the fans. The fans created them and the fans sustain them. In return for our money we expect entertainment and success. That should be the sole purpose and focus of a football club. Any sporting enterprise really.
The Champions League, despite the ridiculous name, has been a great thing for football. It brought in money and professionalism to firmly bring football out of the developing stage. No more relentless hacking down of legs and destroyed careers. No more Heysels or Hillsborough due to lack of intelligent planning.
Unfortunately the business side of things have led us to where we are now. Instead of just using the money to improve football, it has become a magnet for investments who don't care about football. The entire game and its hundred year history could die tomorrow for all they care if they can just get those profits.
All of that needs to stop. And this popular uprising is an opportunity to do it. Football is huge. To many people it is among the most important things in their lives. Governments fear major upsets in popular opinion. A thing like this is probably more likely to sway voters than anything else barring an outright national catastrophe.
When we get down to it, Manchester United show symptoms of a much worse sickness than Real Madrid and Florentino Perez. They just want to sustain their hegemony. They want to continue winning titles and attract big players. And they are desperate to stem the tide of PSG, City et. al. In effect they have capitulated and will settle for equal opportunity with their main rivals as long as it's perpetual. Our board just want to stuff themselves. The club built by Alex Ferguson has so much financial clouth it could even compete with the spending of the oil giants if it wanted to. They would have everything to gain, footballing wise, to allow Real and Barcelona and the Italian clubs to fall behind on the financial side of things.
But no, the Glazer's would rather collect that check for themselves. Screw titles, screw success. Get to spend less on salaries, less on transfers. And it's forever. Just an endless cash cow for them to squeeze.