16 h. ago Unsuitable owners could be forced to sell clubs – chair of football regulator

David Kogan, who was appointed on Monday, also labelled Sheffield Wednesday’s perilous situation a “significant problem”.

Society

3 d. ago Jarell Quansah eager to ‘keep progressing’ as Leverkusen player eyes England bow

The 22-year-old moved to Germany from Liverpool in the summer in search of regular football.

Sport

7 d. ago Sheffield Wednesday and Morecambe woes show the problem with modern football

An independent regulator is coming to the football pyramid but it may be too late for some, writes Miguel Delaney

Politics

1 week ago Jose Mourinho takes aim at Man City with charges jibe as Chelsea face FA decision

Chelsea have been charged by the FA over alleged breaches of the governing body's regulations on working with football agents, intermediaries and third party investment in players

Politics

1 week ago Jose Mourinho aims Man City jibe amid Chelsea homecoming and FA charges

Chelsea have been charged by the Football Association over alleged breaches of its regulations on working with football agents, intermediaries and third-party investment in players

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2 w. ago Football Daily | Marko Arnautovic makes good on his solemn vow to an old friend

Sign up now! Sign up now! Sign up now? Sign up now!As regular readers will be aware, Football Daily is normally in the business of peddling cheap and often unfunny yuks, and certainly didn’t get where it is today (specifically: unread and ignored in tens of thousands of spam folders) coming over all mawkish and maudlin. But occasionally, we stumble upon a heartwarming yarn we’re surprised we hadn’t already heard and feel compelled to share it with a wider audience. This tearjerker has its origins in Wednesday’s Bigger Vase opener between Red Star (AKA Crvena Zvezda) and Celtic, two fallen giants of European football, who pulled off the ignominious feat of losing their respective Bigger Cup playoffs to minnows so obscure even the most seasoned of football hipsters had barely heard of them. And so it came to pass that, with Pafos and Kairat Almaty currently lounging it up in the top tier of European competition, the storied champions of both Serbia and Scotland have been left to slum ...

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2 w. ago Attacks on football referees fall as experts credit two key reasons for 'miracle'

Football referees are no longer being regularly abused and assaulted during matches, as experts say the 'miracle' drop in assaults is down to two key factors

Events

4 w. ago Chelsea expect heavy fine after being hit with 74 charges related to FA agent regulations

Charges relate to Roman Abramovich eraCurrent owners self-reported their findingsChelsea are expecting to be hit with a substantial financial sanction for transfer misdemeanours, after the Football Association charged them with 74 breaches of its rules relating to the use of football agents.The club have been hit with a lengthy charge sheet after an investigation into transfer activity under the ownership of Roman Abramovich. The club are accused, among other claims, of making undisclosed payments to secure the transfer of players. Deals under the spotlight include those for Eden Hazard, Willian and Samuel Eto’o. Continue reading...

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4 w. ago Chelsea hit with 74 charges for alleged breaches of FA’s agent regulations

Charges relate to Roman Abramovich era 2010-11 to 2015-16 seasons under scrutinyChelsea have been hit with 74 charges related to alleged breaches of agent regulations by the Football Association.The FA said the conduct the charges relate to spans a period between 2009 to 2022, when the club were owned by Russian billionaire Roman Abramovich, and primarily relates to events which occurred between the 2010-11 to 2015-16 seasons. The FA said the west London club had until September 19 to respond to the charges.This story will update. Continue reading...

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