So whether it’s that message or another message we’ll continue to make sure that the LGBTQ+ community know that they’re welcome at Premier League football matches and Premier League grounds, whether that’s on the pitch, in the stands or in the employment chains.”.
Called “The Master of Corruption” by one Everton banner aggrieved at the club’s profitability and sustainability punishments, he is also regularly labelled as a puppet, either of the so-called big six, or maybe the red cartel, or the collection of clubs that feature on the mobile hoarding regularly parked outside Premier League shareholder meetings reading “Richard’s Masters”.
‘We’re not blind’: Richard Masters on the pyramid, ticket prices and the Premier League’s soft power Chief executive remains sceptical about regulation and urges fans not to overreact to promoted teams’ struggles.
“I think that Premier League football is part of British culture,” Masters says.
And at the side of the pitch is the Premier League’s chief executive, Richard Masters, standing under an umbrella looking happy.
