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FAIR GAME IN PLEA TO NEW PM KEIR

By Tom Blackett

CLUBS’ coalition Fair Game have urged the new Labour Government to follow through on its promises for change and deliver a Football Governance Bill which creates a fairer future for football.
The Bill was put on the backburner when then-Prime Minister Rishi Sunak called a General Election in May, but Fair Game, a group of more than 30 EFL and Non-League clubs seeking greater equality in football, want it brought back now by new PM Keir Starmer.
The Labour Party committed to establishing an independent regulator for football as part of their election manifesto ...

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