Rescue package from Premier League still on table despite EFL rejection
EFL clubs have rejected the Premier League’s proposed £50million rescue package for League One and League Two, but the offer is still on the table. You may also like
EFL clubs reject Premier League’s £50m rescue package
The Premier League’s proposed £50million rescue package for League One and League Two has been rejected by the EFL clubs. You may also like
Shearer sceptical of Project Big Picture
Alan Shearer has warned that Project Big Picture would ‘kill’ competition in English football. You may also like
Breakaway league suggested in Project Big Picture talks, says FA chief
A breakaway league was ‘mooted as a threat’ in Project Big Picture discussions, Football Association chairman Greg Clarke has said. Clarke revealed in a letter to the FA Council he had been part of initial discussions until late spring, when he walked away. At that point, he claims ‘the principal aim of these discussions became the concentration of power and… Read more →
Premier League says proposals to overhaul English football could be ‘damaging’
The Premier League has expressed its disappointment that EFL chairman Rick Parry is supporting ‘damaging’ radical plans for an overhaul of the top flight. You may also like
Project Big Picture will protect the future of clubs – EFL chairman Rick Parry
EFL chairman Rick Parry says he wants to protect the future of clubs as he revealed the details behind ‘Project Big Picture’. You may also like
EFL chief Rick Parry backs overhaul plans for English top flight
EFL chairman Rick Parry has defended radical plans to overhaul the English top flight after they were criticised by the government and the Premier League. You may also like
10 key proposals made in Project Big Picture
The EFL has unveiled plans, known as ‘Project Big Picture’, for a radical shake-up of the English game. You may also like
Project Big Picture: What is being proposed, who will benefit?
Proposals have been drawn up which will radically overhaul the Premier League in an attempt to safeguard the future of clubs below the top flight. You may also like
