Kolkata, Aug. 9 -- Eleven Indian Super League (ISL) clubs asked All India Football Federation (AIFF) on Friday to apprise the Supreme Court about the uncertainty around India's top men's league and said they were surprised it had not been done yet. AIFF president Kalyan Chaubey said they will seek legal opinion. A joint letter from the clubs to Chaubey said AIFF should "urgently" inform the Supreme Court about the irreversible damage that threatens Indian football because of the legal uncertainty and administrative vacuum caused by an observation from the court that no major decision can be taken till its verdict is announced. If AIFF does not, the clubs would, independently. ISL double winners Mohun Bagan Super Giant and East Bengal are no...