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Kevin and Kieran look at the radical proposals put forward by Liverpool and Manchester United, which include cutting the number of Premier League teams and scrapping the League Cup, discuss the Premier League's pay-per-view pricing, and reveal the difference between administration and receivership.
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Kevin and Kieran look at why the Sheffield Wednesday owner has secured a debt against Hillsborough Stadium, the reaction to Arsenal's decision to let their mascot go, and why Macclesfield Town's Moss Rose stadium has turned up on Rightmove.
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Kevin and Kieran look into the sale of Wigan Athletic agreed by administrators, find out more about the emergency government grant designed to help National League clubs start their new season this weekend, and reveal why FC Emmen have been blocked by the Dutch FA from having a company called Easy Toys as their main shirt sponsor. Plus, Kevin and Kieran speak to Heather McKinlay from The Charlton Athletic Supporters' Trust about the recent takeover of the club.
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Kevin and Kieran take a look at what might be in store for Charlton Athletic after Thomas Sandgaard was confirmed as the new owner of the club, why Hollywood stars Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney want to invest in Wrexham AFC, and why US investment firm ALK Capital want to buy Burnley.
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Kevin and Kieran look at the implications for clubs after plans to allow fans back into grounds next month are scrapped, find out why Wigan's administrators have rejected a second bid for the club from Norman Smurthwaite, and speak to Sanny Rudravajhala, producer and presenter of Out Of Our League, the new BBC Sounds podcast about the demise of Bury.
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Kevin and Kieran look at why Macclesfield Town Football Club has been wound up, why the status of Charlton Athletic's ownership is being discussed in court, and which investors are behind the £400m offer for West Ham.
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Kevin and Kieran discuss why the Premier League has ditched its most lucrative overseas TV deal, which bidder for Wigan Athletic has dropped out of the race, and how prize money in the Championship is divvied up.
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Kevin and Kieran look at the decision to clear Derby County of all EFL charges, how much Lionel Messi could cost his new club if he leaves Barcelona, and why Charlton boss Lee Bowyer says non-league clubs can offer higher wages than he can. Plus, Kieran speaks to former Damian Collins MP, former chair of the Digital, Culture, Media & Sport committee, about the governance of the game.
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Kevin and Kieran take a look at Celtic's corporate structure, who pays a loanee's wages when clubs goes into administration, and how 'phoenix' clubs work. Plus, Kieran talks to Football Law's Tom Horton about the EFL commission's rulings into Wigan, Sheffield Wednesday and Birmingham City.
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Kevin and Kieran look at the financial impact on non-league clubs after it was decided fans will be allowed to attend matches in the seventh tier and below. They also speak to Kevin Blowe, treasurer of members-owned East London club Clapton Community FC.
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Kevin and Kieran examine why Macclesfield have now been relegated to the National League and Stevenage have stayed in League Two and the impact of the Scottish government's decision to postpone Celtic and Aberdeen's next two matches. Plus, Kieran talks to Daniel Geey, leading sports lawyer and the author of Done Deal: An Insider's Guide to Football Contracts, Multi-Million Pound Transfers and Premier League Big Business.
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Kevin and Kieran look at why Mesut Ozil says he's staying at Arsenal until June 2021, which company has become Manchester City's official snack partner, and why clubs sometimes wear their away kit when there's no colour clash.
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