'Heartbroken' James Corden delivers impassioned speech on European Super League

Patrick Frater Asia Bureau ChiefChinese state broadcaster CTGN may have declared the scuppered plans for a European Super League (ESL) as an “own goal for football,” but, in fact, many Chinese soccer fans and broadcasters would have loved the ESL.As the ESL proposal collapsed in less than three days, huge volumes of invective were addressed at the executives and club owners who had joined the plan. They were mercenaries, out of touch with fans.

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James Corden opened his Late Late Show Monday with an impassioned monologue, slamming proposals by 12 major European soccer clubs, including Arsenal, Liverpool and Manchester United, to create a breakaway Super League.

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James Corden made an angry and impassioned plea against plans for a European soccer Super League on Monday's episode The Late Late Show, repeatedly describing the controversial scheme as "disgusting" and saying that he was "heartbroken." The Brit-born host, a lifelong West Ham United fan, took the time to speak on the topic that is roiling the soccer world, despite admitting that his American audience likely "don't care." Over the weekend, 12 of Europe's most famous soccer clubs, including

James Corden slammed the recently announced plans for a European Super League in football in a furious rant on Monday’s “Late Late Show”.

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Jamie Lang A handful of Europe’s biggest clubs — or at least its most profitable clubs — under the cover of darkness late Sunday evening released a letter outlining plans to form a breakaway European Super League, consolidating the power and money for European club football in the hands of those few owners.