Dyke criticises Premier League
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07-Sep-2008 4 related
        

LONDON (Reuters) - Former BBC director-general Greg Dyke said on Sunday the Premier League was turning into a farce because of the growing foreign influence in the game. Dyke, who headed the Independent Television bid which was outbid by Sky Television for the rights to the new Premier League in 1992, criticised the takeover of Manchester City last week by an Abu Dhabi-based company. "I think what's happened to... [read full story]                    

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