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'Dramatic' Tape Obtained By Scottish Sun Details Sacking Of Rangers Chair05 / 20 / 13A "dramatic" tape has emerged of Scottish Third Division Rangers Chair Malcolm Murray "being sacked" by former CEO Charles Green’s right-hand man, according to Chris Musson of the SCOTTISH SUN. In the recording, Commercial Dir Imran Ahmad accuses Murray "of improper conduct," and says: "You st... Tags: Franchises, United Kingdom |
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Lauda Casts Shadow Over Lowe's Future
Mercedes Chair Niki Lauda has backed Ross Brawn as his team principal at Mercedes "but cast a shadow over the future of the man he hired to replace him," according to Kevin Eason of the LONDON TIMES. The furore over the appointment of Paddy Lowe "took a new twist" after Lauda did an abrupt about-tur ...
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Lowe Leaves McLaren, Joins Mercedes
McLaren Technical Dir Paddy Lowe "will not travel" to Melbourne with the team for the opening F1 race of the season on March 17 and "will join Mercedes at the end of the year," according Paul Weaver of the London GUARDIAN. Last month, Mercedes Team Principal Ross Brawn "categorically denied Lowe wou ...
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Former Portsmouth Owner Wants Clarity
League One side Portsmouth's former Owner Portpin "has asked the Football League to clarify its position on considering new bids for the club," according to the BBC. The League said that "it would not consider offers other than that of the Pompey Supporters' Trust (PST) after this week rejecting a b ...
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PSG Officially Unveils New Logo
Ligue 1 Paris St. Germain officially unveiled its new logo which will go into effect next season. The club has chosen to capitalize on the strongest element of its brand: the city of Paris itself. The new emblem thus has the name "Paris" clearly brought to the forefront, with the Eiffel Tower at the ...
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New Twist In Portsmouth Takeover
League One side Portsmouth's future will be resolved by April 19 after the high court "granted an order for the club's case to be heard, but the ownership saga could yet take another twist after it was claimed Football League has 'softened' its stance" toward another bidder, according to James Riach ...
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Swindon Takeover Is Completed
English fifth-tier football club Swindon's takeover by a local consortium "has been completed after the deal was approved by the Football League days after Paolo Di Canio's resignation as manager," according to the PA. The approval brings to an end weeks of uncertainty at The County Ground and means ...
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Essendon Informs Former Players On Probe
Australian Football League side Essendon "has comforted the former players who will be interviewed by the Australian Sports Anti-Doping Authority as part of its investigation into the club, with many feeling better informed and more involved than they were two weeks ago," according to Emma Quayle of ...
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Rangers Warned To Fix Boardroom Split
Scottish Third Division Club Rangers have been "warned to fix their boardroom split quickly before spooked investors cause the share price to fall," according to Euan McLean of the Scotland DAILY RECORD. Alarm bells "have been ringing among the club’s supporters and shareholders" since news br ...
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Super League's Salford Applies For CVA
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Gill To Stand Down As ManU CEO
Manchester United CEO David Gill will "stand down at the end of the season as he targets a new role" on UEFA’s exec committee, according to Burrows & Ducker of the LONDON TIMES. ManU Exec Vice Chair Ed Woodward "has been confirmed as the replacement" for Gill, who joined ManU from the tour ...
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