By Tom Blackett
Clubs' coalition Fair Game have dismissed details of the Premier League’s financial proposals to the rest of the pyramid as ‘unfit for purpose’.
The details of the deal surfaced at an EFL clubs’ meeting at Derby on Thursday.
It is believed to include the caveat that parachute payments – funds given to clubs relegated from the Premier League – must stay in place.
This comes despite fervent opposition from the EFL.
The EFL also asked for 25 per cent of current media revenues yet the Premier League are offering 14.75 per cent.

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