By Chris Dunlavy

A rancorous week ended in deadlock and disappointment after the Premier League yet again failed to offer the EFL a new deal on financial redistribution.
A draft proposal of around £900m over six years was expected to emerge from a meeting of top-flight clubs on Monday.
Instead, a statement announced the creation of a new set of financial rules to replace existing profit & sustainability regulations, and said that any funding deal for the EFL would be contingent on this new system being approved by clubs. This is likely to take several months.
The delay prompted a fur...