Gill backs current TV agreement

David Gill insists Manchester United have no plans to switch off the Premier League’s collective TV bargaining agreement.

Wed, 23 Mar, 2005 - 12:23

David Gill insists Manchester United have no plans to switch off the Premier League’s collective TV bargaining agreement.

United’s income from the league will be reduced by £8m (€11.5m) this season as a direct result of the new TV deal that came into force at the start of the campaign.

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