They only didn’t like the super league as it incurred a negative media reaction for them. If the media had supported it every one of them would have been all over it, they had no issues from a moral stand point on the good of the game in England. If they thought it would give them some bragging rights and media limelight they would have sold their grandmothers to join. That’s why their protests were pitiful because they actually weren’t against it. Same with their pundits like Carragher, he didn’t use his platform like Neville to condemn the super league, he used it to ensure that critics couldn’t have a pop at Liverpool ‘it’s the owners not the players or fans, remember Everton were sort of it in 1992’ pure partisan hysterics reaction. That’s where most of their fans sat.
Airbrushing of Heysel - no protest
Suarez’s racism - no protest
Anfield residents run out their homes - no protest
Staff furloughed - no protest
Super league - barely a gathering
When Hick’s and Gillette stopped spending barely a few years after a title challenge and CL final - mass fan mobilisation
There’ll be more noise next season if FSG haven’t put them back at the top than there was when they tried to destroy English football.