Breakaway league was suggested as 'threat' by Project Big Picture, says FA chairman
A breakaway league was suggested "as a threat" by the organisers of Project Big Picture, says Football Association chairman Greg Clarke.
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Breakaway league was suggested as 'threat' by Project Big Picture, says FA chairman
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