From The Guardian:
Around 80 per cent of the money is likely to go to the First Division, each club getting around £800,000. In return, the clubs must agree to a salary cap and also the money will be given to clubs who are financially solvent.
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Potters to profit £800,000
Last Updated : 24-Oct-2002 by
According to The Telegraph Newspaper, all Nationwide League clubs are set for a handy income mostly funded by the Football Association with contributions from the Premier League and the Professional Footballers' Association.
From The Guardian:
Around 80 per cent of the money is likely to go to the First Division, each club getting around £800,000. In return, the clubs must agree to a salary cap and also the money will be given to clubs who are financially solvent.
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From The Guardian:
Around 80 per cent of the money is likely to go to the First Division, each club getting around £800,000. In return, the clubs must agree to a salary cap and also the money will be given to clubs who are financially solvent.
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