Former Man City chairman 'embarrassed' by club over European Super League fiasco
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manchestereveningnews.co.ukGet the biggest City stories, analysis and transfer updates delivered straight to your inbox Former Manchester City chairman David Bernstein said he has been "highly embarrassed" by the club's involvement in plans for a European Super League.
Bernstein was City chairman between 1998 and 2003, when he was heavily involved with the move from Maine Road to the Etihad Stadium.
He later served as chairman of the FA. City was one of six English clubs to sign up for the new league, but after a huge backlash from fans and the football world as a whole, they all backed out of the venture last night.
Appearing on BBC Newsnight, Bernstein was scathing about the project as a whole, and about City's participation in it. He said: "I think the whole
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