LONDON: Football Association chairman Greg Clarke warned on Tuesday (Apr 7) the financial fall-out from the coronavirus pandemic could destroy ...
Share this contentLONDON: Football Association chairman Greg Clarke warned on Tuesday the financial fall-out from the coronavirus pandemic could destroy English clubs and leagues unless the game's stakeholders are willing to"share the pain".
But Clarke says such measures will not be enough unless everyone in the game pulls together to protect the less wealthy teams. "In the face of this unprecedented adversity, all the stakeholders within the game from players, fans, clubs, owners and administrators need to step up and share the pain to keep the game alive."
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