So, this is a very special bonus episode of Worldly.

This is our show on global politics and global affairs, and now this week, we've been doing

our Earth month episode, which is about climate change specifically using Nigeria as an example

for a lot of the big problems.

Very interesting, very important, but you're not here to hear about Nigeria.

You are here to hear about the super league, a very short experiment in soccer governance

that made a lot of people very, very angry and a lot of people very confused.

So here we have our resident, European resident, someone who was actually incredibly angry.

Yes, thank you, Jim.

Alex Ward, one of the extremely angry people, is here to rant about it and explain why he's

so angry.

Alex is our co-host and he wants every episode to be about soccer, but now he really,

really, really wants to talk about soccer.

So go ahead, Alex.

Go talk about the super league, explain what it is and explain all of your feelings.

Oh, yeah, okay.

So here's what we're going to do.

For those listeners who want to hear me talk for five to ten minutes, just about the super

league.

It's going to be great.

Please stick with me.

I basically just ran my way through this because I'm still pretty darn mad about this whole

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