Triesman: City takeover undermined Premier League test

The fit and proper person test aimed at preventing unsuitable people becoming owners and directors of football clubs is deeply flawed, according to ex-FA chairman Lord Triesman.

The fit and proper person test aimed at preventing unsuitable people becoming owners and directors of football clubs is deeply flawed, according to ex-FA chairman Lord Triesman.

The peer’s evidence to an MPs’ inquiry this week questioned how the former Thailand prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra was permitted to own Manchester City despite his notorious human rights record.

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