This could be an abstruse way of the top six bringing in B teams, which so far had been rejected by EFL with the exception of the paint pot trophy, but B Teams with a difference compared to the JPT or whatever it's called now.
The top six play their cream players in the Super League, which will have no affiliation with the Premier League, thus allowing them to play a different 11 (B Team) in the EPL, afterall with no affiliation or without rule changes by the EPL, what would stop them from doing that. They already do it now at times, if they have a big Champions League game coming up.
That's why there would be no excess of fixtures. I wouldn't trust this lot as far as I could throw them, there is defo more to this, than we are even seeing now.
It's financial business throw in your ****test hand, then let the rest barter you down. Then you throw in your next hand and say, ok we won't make it a closed shop, but for this, we want this, which will be more than they are even telling us now. Is there any EPL rules that state you have to give in a list of your A players. As long has you play the same eleven more or less every week in the EPL, no rules broken.