Fair Game, a coalition of 34 clubs from the Championship down to non-League, has launched a Sustainability Index as it seeks to add momentum to the calls for an independent regulator in football.
The group unveiled their plan to reward well-run clubs at Westminster this evening, backed by a number of politicians including former Liberal Democrats leader Tim Farron, and reiterated calls for MPs to back the implementation of recommendations from Tracey Crouch’s fan-led review.
There have been few developments since Nadine Dorries said that the government welcomed the review’s publication, which stressed the need for an independent regulator, and would seek to move ahead with plans swiftly. Since then a series of Premier League executives have tried to play down the need for regulation.
