Aston Villa manager Steven Gerrard believes the idea of a Premier League all-star game put forward by Chelsea owner Todd Boehly is a good one.The American businessman suggested at a press conference earlier this week that a clash between the Premier League's best players from the north and south would make a lot of money.B/R Football@brfootballChelsea owner Todd Boehly thinks English football could benefit from an All-Star Game: 'MLB did their All-Star Game this year—they made $200M from a Monday and a Tuesday. You could do a North vs. South All-Star Game from the Premier League to fund the pyramid very easily.' 381922457Chelsea owner Todd Boehly thinks English football could benefit from an All-Star Game: 'MLB did their All-Star Game this year—they made $200M from a Monday and a Tuesday. You could do a North vs. South All-Star Game from the Premier League to fund the pyramid very easily.' ⚾ https://t.co/FzNANzrJ2gHowever, while the Aston Villa boss admits he would watch the match proposed by the Chelsea owner, he doesn't know where it would fit into the schedule. Gerrard told a press conference (as per The Mail):"I would've loved to have played in it. The north would win it, because Liverpool and City are the two strongest teams in the league in my opinion."But I do agree with what I've heard a few other managers say, and that is in terms of, we've got enough to focus on. There's enough games in the calendar. And that's not from a European point of view, so they must be in an even more difficult situation."But I know from managing Rangers, if you're involved in Europe, the last thing you need is another game in the calendar. It's a nice idea, one that's outside the box but unfortunately I can't see it happening. "I'd love to watch it though. I'd definitely have the popcorn out for that one. It'd be a good one."Gerrard was speaking ahead of Aston Villa's crucial clash with Southampton on Friday night, with his side desperate for a win as they currently sit 17th in the Premier League.The Athletic UK@TheAthleticUKAston Villa manager Steven Gerrard has said he would “love to see” a Premier League All-Star game introduced into English football.#AVFC | #CFC1471140Aston Villa manager Steven Gerrard has said he would “love to see” a Premier League All-Star game introduced into English football.#AVFC | #CFC https://t.co/R58sjqJrXfJurgen Klopp not completely in agreement with Aston Villa boss over Chelsea owner's all-star game ideaThe Chelsea owner's idea has created plenty of chat on social media about who would be in which team. Liverpool manager Jurgen Klopp initially appeared unimpressed by the idea but also seemed excited as he approached the conclusion of his argument.The German boss was asked about an all-star game ahead of his team's Champions League clash with Ajax this week, to which he replied (as per BBC Sport):"Does he want to bring the Harlem Globetrotters as well?"Football Daily@footballdaily🗣 "He forgets in the big sports in America, they have four month breaks. Does he want to bring the Harlem Globetrotters as well?"Jurgen Klopp's response to Todd Boehly's idea of a north vs south "All Star" game6514759🗣 "He forgets in the big sports in America, they have four month breaks. Does he want to bring the Harlem Globetrotters as well?"Jurgen Klopp's response to Todd Boehly's idea of a north vs south "All Star" game https://t.co/hpb03mUMFUKlopp further added on the Chelsea owner's idea:"When he finds a date for that he can call me. In American sports these players have four-month breaks. "Maybe he can explain that. I'm not sure people want to see that - [Manchester] United players, Liverpool players, Everton players all together. North-east too, so Newcastle. "It is not the national team. All the London guys together, Arsenal, Tottenham, great. Did he really say it?"