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Matthijs Lambregts Matthijs Lambregts Matthijs Lambregts

You have a red heart and some spare cash? Yes? Well then this week you have the chance to buy a stake in the Reds. Not the reds from Manchester but the Reds or Army from Sofia. Bulgarian football club CSKA is trying to raise a couple of million on the Sofia stock market. The shares can be purchased via broker Elena Trading. A package of 10 shares will buy you the right to attend the general meeting and to vote. It remains to be seen if this emission will be sufficient to keep Bulgaria's most popular club afloat.

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Nick Evans Nick Evans Nick Evans
FA allows 3G pitches in FA Cup

http://www.bbc.com/sport/0/football/26717348

The Football Association allows the use of 3G pitches in every round of the FA Cup from next season onwards.

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Nick Evans Nick Evans Nick Evans
Bundesliga opts against technology

http://www.bbc.com/sport/0/football/26720142

The German league will not use goal-line technology, following a vote of teams in the top two divisions.

10 years ago • Link to this post
Nick Evans Nick Evans Nick Evans
Cellino disqualified from buying Leeds

http://www.bbc.com/sport/0/football/26717044

The Football League disqualifies Italian businessman Massimo Cellino from buying a majority stake in Leeds United.

10 years ago • Link to this post
Xavier Le Trocquer Xavier Le Trocquer Xavier Le Trocquer
FIFA Executive Committee approves Regulations on Working with Intermediaries - FIFA.com

http://www.fifa.com/aboutfifa/organisation/administration/news/newsid=2301236/index.html?cid=twitter_share

Following an extensive and continuous consultation process, the FIFA Executive Committee has today approved the new Regulations on Working with Intermediaries at its meeting in Zurich.

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Matthijs Lambregts Matthijs Lambregts Matthijs Lambregts

Former dutch national team coach Bert van Marwijk calls for players and coaches to boycott Qatar. 'There are plenty of reasons to boycott Qatar....[..] 'Everyone thinks we can't exert any influence. That's the worst part about this case.' according to van Marwijk, reports the dutch daily newspapers 'Spits'. I do appreciate a coach that wishes to stand up against FIFA but I doubt if he would have started an initiative if he were still in charge of the Dutch team. And by the way why doesn't he start the initiative himself since he has plenty of time to fight for rights after Hamburg sacked him.

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