What I don't understand is how is Sky/BBC/ITV offering a manager thousands of pounds to become a pundit any different to someone offering them thousands of pounds to do an after dinner speech?
What I don't understand is how is Sky/BBC/ITV offering a manager thousands of pounds to become a pundit any different to someone offering them thousands of pounds to do an after dinner speech?
For me the Cellino one is actually the weakest evidentially, and by quite a large margin.
If I buy 20% of a club I would expect to own a 20% interest in the assets, including value of playing staff. However the club would still 100% own the player so I don't think that is third party ownership at all. Just a business transaction.
What I don't understand is how is Sky/BBC/ITV offering a manager thousands of pounds to become a pundit any different to someone offering them thousands of pounds to do an after dinner speech?
FA boss Greg Clarke admits it doesn't have the judicial powers to tackle corruption.