Sports and Competition
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Why 'The Godfather' of PSR wants clubs to spend more money
- Leading sports lawyer Nick de Marco on football finance, the Manchester City case and why he backs an independent regulator.
The article from AOL discusses the perspective of Paul Scholes, a former Manchester United midfielder, on the current state of football clubs and their management. Scholes, often referred to as "The Godfather" due to his revered status at Manchester United, expresses his concerns about the increasing influence of owners and investors in football clubs, particularly highlighting how this shift has led to a decline in the traditional footballing ethos. He criticizes the modern trend where clubs prioritize financial gain over sporting integrity and fan loyalty. Scholes points out that clubs are now seen more as business investments rather than community institutions, which he believes dilutes the passion and identity of the clubs. He calls for a return to football where the focus is on the game itself, the development of players, and maintaining a connection with the fans, rather than just on financial outcomes.
Read the Full AOL Article at:
[ https://www.aol.com/why-godfather-psr-wants-clubs-080957939.html ]
Read the Full AOL Article at:
[ https://www.aol.com/why-godfather-psr-wants-clubs-080957939.html ]
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