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‘There is room to improve’

By John Lyons

Clubs’ coalition Fair Game have called on the Government to take urgent steps to ensure the proposed new independent regulator is fit for purpose – and ends the continuing crisis in football that has left clubs on the brink.
The call came in the organisation’s official response to the Department of Culture, Media and Sport’s White Paper, A sustainable future - reforming club football governance.
The consultation process on the paper closed on Friday night. It outlines the Government’s thinking about the future of football and, crucially, the proposed remit of a new Independe...

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