Names finally emerge in bung inquiry, Newcastle and Bolton worst offenders
Two top flight football managers have been named by the Premiership bung inquiry. Sam Allardyce, when he was at Bolton for conflicts of interest and former Newcastle boss Graeme Souness for inconsistencies in evidence. Additionally Chelsea, Middlesbrough and Portsmouth have been named for having breached transfer regulations.The clubs will now be facing further investigations from the FA but the report names Newcastle and Bolton are viewed as the most serious offenders.
Also, concerns about 15 agents were raised including Allardyce’s son Craig.
Of the 17 named in the report, four each relate to Newcastle and Bolton: Emre Belozoglu, Jean Alain Boumsong, Amady Faye, Albert Luque at Newcastle and Ali Al-Habsi, Tal Ben Haim, Blessing Kaku, Julio Correia for Bolton. Chelsea score three with Didier Drogba, Petr Cech and Michael Essien. Three also for Portsmouth with Collins Mbesuma, Benjani Mwaruwari, and Aliou Cisse and two to Middlesbrough with Yakubu and Fabio Rochemback.
Notice how every one of those transfers is for a player arriving from another country. Clearly the problem here resides on a lack of regulation at a higher level. The FA plans to send the findings to FIFA, but with a corrupt crony like Sepp Blatter in charge, don’t hold your breath.
The question outstanding for me is who took money?
Labels: Bolton Wanderers, Newcastle United
by Football Commentator at 6/15/2007 04:43:00 PM
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The clubs are in the clear. It's the agents that need to worry:
The clubs, club officials and players listed below all co-operated fully with the Inquiry and provided full documentation (including bank statements where requested). There is no evidence of any irregular payments to club officials or players and they are identified here only as a consequence of the outstanding issues the Inquiry has with the agents identified.
Ham situation is that the premiership has different rules to the rest of the world especially with regard to other regions than UEFA. Few other confederations have agent regulations that are as stringent as UEFA and even in UEFA other countries have less stringent regulations than England.
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