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Change Is In The Air At FC United of Manchester - fcbusiness
FC United of Manchester’s (FCUM) rise up the leagues has been remarkable given their start in life, but 17 years on from its inception and a mid-table finish in the Northern Premier League …
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RCD Mallorca A United Front Against Covid. Also in this issue… Football Leadership Diversity Code. Foundation 92. Managing In The Modern Game. Football Governance
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fcbusiness – The Business Magazine for the Football Industry. Tel: +44 (0)191 442 4005. Email the Editor, Aaron Gourley: [email protected]. fcbusiness is the business magazine …
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Ajax To Celebrate 125th Anniversary With Return Of Classic Logo. Read more. 18 Nov 2024.
Arsenal Contributes More Than Half A Billion Pounds To UK …
4 天之前 — Arsenal Football Club contributed more than half a billion pounds to the UK economy in a single season, according to a major new study by EY. The findings, which were published in …
In Focus: Fanatics – Fanatical About Fans - fcbusiness
After delivering all retail at EURO 2024 as official partner of UEFA, Fanatics ’ new International President, Stephen Dowling, tells us how football, fans and fashion will connect in the future. …
Liverpool’s Financial Report Shows Revenue Growth - fcbusiness
Liverpool Football Club has today filed its consolidated financial accounts for the year to May 31, 2022, showing overall revenue rose by £107m to £594m. The report, covers a season when …
Manchester United Posts Strong Revenue Growth - fcbusiness
Manchester United has today announced its financial results for the 2022 fiscal second quarter ended 31 December 2021. The Premier League club posted strong revenue growth for the 3 …
Economic And Social Impact Of Premier League Highlighted By …
The Premier League and its clubs generated a direct tax contribution of £4.2billion to the UK Exchequer, of which £1.7billion was accounted for by the League’s players and staff.They also …