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The lesson of the European Super League debacle? Cue Billy Birmingham doing Richie Benaud: “I am sorry everyone, I am just going to have to go with me on this one. On this subject, I couldn’t agree with me more.” The Super League idea lasted all of three days before WILLIAN has outlined his hopes of playing in the United States once he has secured silverware with Arsenal. The 32-year-old hoovered up honours during stints with Shakhtar Donetsk and Chelsea before a shot at the Europa League with the Gunners. Still with two years left on his contract in North FORMER England ace John Barnes has resurrected his iconic World in Motion rap — but changed it to raise awareness for guide dogs. The pundit, 57, says “you’ve got to walk, take steps, it can be in your own time” instead of “you’ve got to hold and give, but do RAGING Tottenham fans have protested outside their stadium withbanners calling for Daniel Levy to leave the club. On the eve of Spurs' match with Southampton, all six English clubs who had signed to play in the European Super League confirmed they were no longer following through with the rebel plans. ARSENAL were the only one of the Premier League's 'renegade six' clubs to say sorry to fans for their part in the money grabbing Super League ploy on Tuesday. The rest released derisory dismissive statements, although Liverpool's owner John Henry has come out and apologised since – with the Reds If the Knicks had known how well Julius Randle would play for Coach Tom Thibodeau, presumably they would not have selected Obi Toppin, who essentially plays the same position, with the eighth overall pick in November’s N.B.A. draft. If Knicks fans had known what Randle would become in his second UFC boss Dana White has dismissed rapper Snoop Dogg's claim that he made a £1.44million bet with him for Jake Paul's fight against Ben Askren. YouTube star Paul destroyed ex-UFC fighter Askren inside one minute with a devastating knockout in Atlanta on Saturday night. And Snoop, who was commentating at EUROPEAN Super League rebels face being summoned to appear before MPs. Greg Clarke’s appearance in front of the DCMS committee in November led to him resigning as FA chairman within hours after a string of stunning gaffes. And now the Big Six club bosses are set for a similar ordeal Skyler Woodward and Billy Thorpe will represent Team USA at this year’s World Cup of Pool at Stadium MK – live on Sky Sports. Two-time Mosconi Cup MVP Woodward will be joined for the first time at this year’s event by Thorpe, who has been a Mosconi Cup team-mate of BAYERN MUNICH and Paris Saint-Germain have turned down the opportunity to join the European Super League. The duo were the two most notable absentees, when 12 of Europe's biggest clubs enraged supporters, players, managers and pundits alike by announcing the formation of a new European Super League. And while bothThe response to the Super League debacle? I’m a big fan
Arsenal star Willian plans to leave club for MLS transfer but only after 32-year-old has won trophies with Gunners
Ex-England ace John Barnes resurrects his iconic World in Motion rap to raise awareness for guide dogs
Raging Tottenham fans protest outside of stadium with 'Levy Out' banners ahead of Southampton clash
Arsenal only club to apologise for Super League shambles before Liverpool owner John Henry releases video to say sorry
Nobody Saw the Knicks Coming
Dana White denies making $2m Jake Paul bet with Snoop Dogg and slams state of boxing after Ben Askren fight
European Super League rebels face being summoned to appear before MPs as they are warned 'no-one will be off limits'
World Cup of Pool: Skyler Woodward and Billy Thorpe will represent Team USA at tournament
European Super League dealt huge blow as PSG join Bayern Munich in refusing to enter breakaway competition