Racing shows way ahead for soccer, claims expert

The Football Association and Premier League have been urged to take a leaf out of the UK Jockey Club’s book to tackle allegations of corruption and wrongdoing in the game.

The Football Association and Premier League have been urged to take a leaf out of the UK Jockey Club’s book to tackle allegations of corruption and wrongdoing in the game.

Jeremy Summers, partner and criminal specialist at law firm Russell Jones & Walker, believes football’s ruling bodies in the UK should look at the example set by horse racing after BBC’s Panorama exposed what it called “the corruption of racing” back in 2002.

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