Shadow Culture Minister raises concerns about regulator's ability to remain impartial
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Shadow Culture Minister Louie French wrote to the government citing "concerns about the IFR's ability to adjudicate this case fairly, free from political interference." The concerns relate to Kogan's historic links to the Labour Party, including past donations to leadership campaigns of Sir Keir Starmer and culture secretary Lisa Nandy.
“I would resign.”
David Kogan, Chair, Independent Football Regulator · rss ↗David Kogan Chair, Independent Football Regulator
Andy Burnham UK Prime MinisterManchester City (Abu Dhabi United Group) Subject of financial rule-breaking case
Kemi Badenoch Conservative Party leaderLouie French Shadow Culture Minister
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first by BBC Sport, 16h ago · also BBC, BBC Football, Yahoo Sports
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- Football regulator says he would quit over any political interference in Man City case BBC · 16h ago
- Football regulator says he would quit over political interference in Man City case BBC · 16h ago
- Regulator would quit over interference in Man City case BBC Sport · 16h ago
- Regulator would quit over Man City interference Yahoo Sports · 16h ago
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3 outlets Football regulator chair insists he will resign if politically pressured over Manchester City
first by Guardian Business, 16h ago · also Guardian Sport, The Guardian Football
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