Proceeding contribution from Mark Field (Conservative) in the House of Commons on Thursday, 9 February 2012. It occurred during Adjournment debate on Football Governance.
Football Governance
All too often, clubs in appalling financial difficulty grasp at the nearest straw like a drowning man. There may be only one individual who can save the club, but they may not pass the fit-and-proper-person test in a meaningful way. However, if the choice is that person or the club going bust, one understands why the former choice is made, albeit one that leads to other difficulties further down the line. How does the hon. Gentleman envisage getting round that problem if the alternative is for a club to go bankrupt and to spiral out of the league, as has happened to several former league clubs in recent years?
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- Directors Finance Licensing Governing bodies Football Ownership Football Association
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