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Project Big Picture was a ‘first-class plan’ that ‘ticked every box’ for the EFL insists the league’s chairman Rick Parry, despite it being exposed as a ruinous ‘power grab’ by the Premier League’s wealthiest clubs

Nov 10, 2020

Project Big Picture was a ‘first-class plan’ that ‘ticked every box’ for the EFL insists the league’s chairman Rick Parry, despite it being exposed as a ruinous ‘power grab’ by the Premier League’s wealthiest clubs

The EFL chairman Rick Parry has launched an impassioned defence of Project Big Picture describing it as a ‘first-class plan’, despite criticism that it would have wrecked football.

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