By Chris Dunlavy

PREMIER League chief executive Richard Masters has claimed that regulation could harm his organisation’s ability to fund the football pyramid. Writing in The Times, Masters said a regulator may “imbalance our national sport” and interfere with a “carefully calibrated distribution of revenues”. “It is a risk that regulation will undermine the Premier League’s global success, thereby wounding the goose that provides English football’s golden egg,” he wrote. The Football Governance Bill was published by ...