MANCHESTER, England, March 19 : Fair Game has proposed a financial reform plan for English football, aiming to address reckless spending and restore competitive balance. Their 89-page report outlines a 'Four Pot Solution' to redistribute broadcast revenue.
The plan includes four revenue pots: one for core operations, one for responsible clubs, one for long-term investments, and one for financial safety nets. The proposal seeks to reduce club insolvencies and limit reliance on wealthy owners.
The Independent Football Regulator, set to release its first report this year, will oversee financial sustainability and fan protection. Fair Game's CEO Niall Couper called for a shift from 'hope and handouts' to a more stable financial model that benefits all clubs and fans.