Enjoying Inter v Bologna in serie A on TV. Bologna ahead but hanging on #SerieA
Rome serving up spectacular thunder storm this evening.
Revisiting Rome for Papal conclave so off the sports biz beat this week #italy
In
Southampton chairman attacks Premier League cost curbs
LONDON (Reuters) – English Premier League football clubs should be able to pay their players as much as they like, Southampton chairman Nicola Cortese said on Friday, attacking new cost control measures.
Top flight English clubs last month approved the introduction of limits on losses and curbs on increases in player wages to try to ensure that the latest television cash windfall leads to greater financial stability.
Soccer-Southampton chairman attacks Premier League cost curbs
LONDON, March 8 (Reuters) – English Premier League soccer clubs should be able to pay their players as much as they like, Southampton chairman Nicola Cortese said on Friday, attacking new cost control measures.
Top flight English clubs last month approved the introduction of limits on losses and curbs on increases in player wages to try to ensure that the latest television cash windfall leads to greater financial stability.
Spot the Ball winner…http://t.co/7Mn9bpTiex via @reuters
Poring over football club accounts. Weird to see player deals classified as intangible fixed asset sales/purchases.
Scotland’s Rangers should play in England, CEO says http://t.co/Pny3b6MdOo via @reuters #RFC
Scotland’s Rangers should play in England, CEO says
LONDON (Reuters) – Former Scottish champions Rangers should be integrated into English club football in the next few years alongside perennial Glasgow rivals Celtic, Rangers chief executive Charles Green said on Monday.
Green said Wales were likely to have two clubs in the English Premier League next season if Cardiff City were promoted to join Swansea City.


