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PL clubs spend £295m after busy window
Premier League clubs completed the second-highest spending January in history as Tottenham made the biggest moves.
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PL clubs spend £295m after busy window
Premier League clubs completed the second-highest spending January in history as Tottenham made the biggest moves.
Arnold to take over as Man Utd chief
Richard Arnold will replace Ed Woodward as Manchester United's most senior executive on 1 February.
Serb mogul completes Saints takeover
Southampton confirm a company backed by Serb media mogul Dragan Solak has bought a controlling stake in the club.
Arsenal fan token posts broke advertising rules
The Advertising Standards Authority said the club "failed to illustrate the risk of the investment".
Scottish lower league clubs to play on
The Scottish Championship, plus Leagues 1 and 2, have opted not to shut down amid the spike in Covid-19 cases.
Wakefield stadium revamp approved
Wakefield Trinity could start their stadium revamp in early 2022 after Wakefield Council awarded planning permission.
Electric F1 racing is 'simply not possible'
With Formula One race distance at 200 miles, switching to electric vehicles remains a long way off.
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PL clubs spend £295m after busy window
Premier League clubs completed the second-highest spending January in history as Tottenham made the biggest moves.
Arnold to take over as Man Utd chief
Richard Arnold will replace Ed Woodward as Manchester United's most senior executive on 1 February.
Serb mogul completes Saints takeover
Southampton confirm a company backed by Serb media mogul Dragan Solak has bought a controlling stake in the club.
Arsenal fan token posts broke advertising rules
The Advertising Standards Authority said the club "failed to illustrate the risk of the investment".
Scottish lower league clubs to play on
The Scottish Championship, plus Leagues 1 and 2, have opted not to shut down amid the spike in Covid-19 cases.
Wakefield stadium revamp approved
Wakefield Trinity could start their stadium revamp in early 2022 after Wakefield Council awarded planning permission.
Electric F1 racing is 'simply not possible'
With Formula One race distance at 200 miles, switching to electric vehicles remains a long way off.
Arnold to take over as Man Utd chief
Richard Arnold will replace Ed Woodward as Manchester United's most senior executive on 1 February.
Serb mogul completes Saints takeover
Southampton confirm a company backed by Serb media mogul Dragan Solak has bought a controlling stake in the club.
Arsenal fan token posts broke advertising rules
The Advertising Standards Authority said the club "failed to illustrate the risk of the investment".
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English Football League chairman Rick Parry warned clubs could face a £200m hole by September while the English and Wales Cricket Board chief Tom Harrison said it could cost the body £380m.
Rugby Football Union chief executive Bill Sweeney added cancelling England's Autumn Tests, against New Zealand, Tonga, Argentina and Australia, could cost £107m.
Parry also warned that the "lawyers are going to get wealthy" if the Premier League tried to stop three teams being promoted and relegated as part of plans to bring the season to a close.
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