Finances
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Roberto Martínez has said Bill Kenwright will sell his stake in Everton only in the best interests of the club
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Insolvency proceedings brought against Northampton Town by the local council have been adjourned for two weeks for a deal to be sorted out
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The mayor of Liverpool, Joe Anderson, has rejected Everton claims that the city council has stalled its latest stadium project and insisted an authority facing severe spending cuts cannot finance a scheme costing over £300m
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Police have launched a criminal investigation into alleged financial irregularities at Northampton Town over a £10.25m loan made by the council for a new stand
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Chelsea recorded a loss of £23.1m over the financial year ending 30 June, 2015, after the previous year’s profit of £18.4m
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Leeds United owner Massimo Cellino has agreed ‘in principle’ to sell the Elland Road outfit to a supporters’ organisation
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The cost of watching football in Britain this season has dropped or stayed the same for most fans, according to a study of 230 clubs
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Manchester City have announced a £10.7m profit, the first since Sheikh Mansour became owner in 2008
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Fulham were the last club to change hands, more than two years ago. When the barren spell ends, the deals are likely to look very different from those of the past
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Arsenal have defended paying £3m to majority shareholder Stan Kroenke’s company for the second successive year
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Arsenal’s parent company has posted a profit of £24.7m and a cash reserve of £193.1m in its latest set of published figures
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A club founded by railway workers in 1878 has become a vehicle for paying six siblings £2.5m a year each – and Greg Dyke and Richard Scudamore have not said a word
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