Same.
I would be down for the current system with less money going to agents, restrictions on transfer and wage spending, and a revamp of the Champions League.
The Champions League is the Super League but with a middle man.
England which is a Super League is competitive but Italy has had the same champion for 9 straight years. Bayern has won the Bundesliga 8 straight years. Real and Barca have won all but one of the last 16 La Ligas. Porto or Benfica have won 18 of the last Portugese titles.
Arsenal and United may not be in the Champions League but they can pluck players from Champions League contenders while they're in the Europa.
All fair points but I think we should discount systems such as Portugal, Netherlands and Scotland out of it. In the entire history of Portuguese football only 5 teams have ever been league champions, Benfica, Sporting CP, Porto, Belenenses and Boavista. And the last two have only won it once each. Portugal has always belonged to its big three clubs, modern football has got nothing to do with that. Sporting just had a Liverpool style drought, they still picked up 7 domestic cup wins and lots of decent European runs in the last 18 years. They just never put together a good league season until this year