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AWARD-WINNING COLUMNIST WRITES FOR THE NLP

Ian RIDLEY

IN these pages recently, Matt Badcock wrote an excellent, impassioned column decrying the £5 million whip-round by Premier League clubs for the outgoing chief executive Richard Scudamore as a thank-you for making them very, very rich.
Matt made the point that this was a kick in the teeth to all in English football who keep the game going without the money that always seems to find the pockets of those who already have it.
And Matt was right. So, after that act of crass insouciance towards football folk, what can the incoming chi...

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