Football corruption

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Bung enquiry to give FA names of agents

Officials from the Stevens bung inquiry will tomorrow hand over the names of eight agents who refused to help their investigations to the English FA – but the identity of those Premier League clubs who breached transfer rules will not be revealed.

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Stein questions Stevens claims

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Barwick defends FA

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Fans group backs transfer sanctions

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Agent: FA must act on Stevens Report

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Scudamore urges agent action

17 transfers still under Stevens spotlight

The Premier League have targeted 17 transfers which require further investigation after Lord Stevens delivered his “observations and recommendations” into alleged bungs in football.

Wed, 20 Dec, 2006

Football corruption inquiry extended by two months

The Premier League have granted Lord Stevens and his investigators a further two months to investigate any irregularities in recent transfers in English football.

Mon, 02 Oct, 2006

Official corruption investigation to reveal findings

Lord Stevens will today deliver the preliminary findings of his inquiry into allegations of corruption in English football.

Mon, 02 Oct, 2006

Agent to sue BBC over 'bung' allegation

Players’ agent Peter Harrison has defended his activities after being caught up in the BBC’s Panorama investigation into football corruption.

Fri, 22 Sep, 2006

Redknapp leaps to Allardyce's defence

Portsmouth manager Harry Redknapp is standing up for close friend Sam Allardyce after the Bolton boss was the subject of ‘bung’ allegations in Tuesday night’s BBC Panorama programme.

Thu, 21 Sep, 2006

Boro reveal Shepherd help on Porritt future

Middlesbrough chairman Steve Gibson has revealed that his club approached his Newcastle counterpart Freddy Shepherd to end any interest in Boro youngster Nathan Porritt.

Thu, 21 Sep, 2006