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Exclusive: Europe’s top clubs plan to self-regulate over disputes

11th April 2012
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By Andrew Warshaw

April 11 – Football disputes, such as late transfer payments, could in future be fast-tracked by clubs themselves rather than be dealt with by FIFA or the sporting courts.

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