Gill: No evidence of corruption

Manchester United chief executive David Gill insists he has never seen any evidence of corruption from agents in his nine years at Old Trafford.

Gill: No evidence of corruption
Mon, 23 Jan, 2006 - 15:06

Manchester United chief executive David Gill insists he has never seen any evidence of corruption from agents in his nine years at Old Trafford.

In his widely-reported interview with the ‘fake sheikh’ in Dubai, England manager Sven Goran Eriksson alleged football in this country was corrupt.

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