Project Big Picture needs 14 out of the 20 Premier League sides' approval in order to go through... so which way is YOUR top-flight side planing to vote in the game-changing decision?

Daily Mail | October 12, 2020

Controversial Project Big Picture plans will require a major overhaul to get off the ground following fierce opposition from the Premier League’s clubs.

Currently, at least 14 of the Premier League’s 20 clubs need to vote in favour of any major proposals in order for them to be introduced.

But at least eight clubs are against PBP, underlining the major task facing Liverpool, Manchester United and EFL chairman Rick Parry, the driving forces behind the previously secret project, to gather support for their radical plans to reshape English football.

Liverpool and Manchester United are working together to push through Project Big Picture

Both sides need wide-scale approval from the other Premier League sides outside the 'Big Six'

As reported yesterday, Brighton, Burnley, Crystal Palace, Fulham, Sheffield United and West Brom would not back plans to reduce the size of the division to 18, one of the key proposals, under any circumstances.