Burley Banksy reveals new Super League Leeds United mural and teenage son's Liverpool remark which inspired it
The Leeds United fan and painter known as the Burley Banksy has revealed the comments from his teenage son which inspired his latest mural protesting the European Super League
Andy McVeigh, aka the Burley Banksy has revealed his latest mural, a clear message of protest against the mooted European Super League.
It states: "Earn it", in a message also worn by Leeds United's players as they warmed up for the clash with Jurgen Klopp's Liverpool which ended in a 1-1 draw after a Diego Llorente equaliser.
It comes just days after a mural celebrating the final game with fans in attendance in 2020 appeared at the weekend.
The Burley Banksy took to Twitter to explain his latest creation.
It said: "Painted this near Elland Road. My teenage son as Leeds v #LFC kicked off: "What's the point, tonight Dad? This a friendly for Liverpool?"
"Fight this ,everyone, together. #lufc #burleybanksy #NoToEuropeanSuperLeague #NoToSuperLeague #NoToESL"
Leeds fans also visited Elland Road on Monday night to protest the ESL plans in person.