Industry apologist Richard Williams at The Guardian states in his blog (which is consequential in it's lack of substance) - "questioning the morals of the Premiership's new breed of super-rich owners matters little to football fans".
It might well matter to them, Mr Williams, if they were aware that they are handing over £150 for their family to watch matches whose result has been determined before a ball has been kicked.
Which wormhole of privilege allows people like Williams to enjoy any journalistic status at all?
