May 16 - Goal-line technology could be used in the Premier League halfway through next season if approved on July 2, according to Richard Scudamore, England's top flight chief executive.Read more... Comments (1)
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Goal-line technology could be introduced mid-next season, says Premier League chief
By Andrew Warshaw
May 16 - Goal-line technology could be used in the Premier League halfway through next season if approved on July 2, according to Richard Scudamore, England's top flight chief executive.
May 16 - Goal-line technology could be used in the Premier League halfway through next season if approved on July 2, according to Richard Scudamore, England's top flight chief executive.Stoke City agree new sponsorship deal with Bet365
By David Gold
May 9 - Stoke City have agreed a deal which sees bet365 become their shirt sponsor for the next three seasons, replacing Britannia, though their partnership with the club has also been extended.
May 9 - Stoke City have agreed a deal which sees bet365 become their shirt sponsor for the next three seasons, replacing Britannia, though their partnership with the club has also been extended.Bigger Premier League live treat in store for fans over coming seasons
By Andrew Warshaw
May 7 - A record 154 Premier League fixtures will be screened live in Britain in each of the next three seasons – representing 40 per cent of all top-flight games and 16 more matches than at present.
May 7 - A record 154 Premier League fixtures will be screened live in Britain in each of the next three seasons – representing 40 per cent of all top-flight games and 16 more matches than at present.Manchester City signs money-spinning kit deal with Nike
By David Gold
May 7 - Manchester City has agreed a lucrative kit sponsorship deal with Nike that could double the previous £6 million ($10 million/€7 million) the club received from Umbro.
May 7 - Manchester City has agreed a lucrative kit sponsorship deal with Nike that could double the previous £6 million ($10 million/€7 million) the club received from Umbro.Chelsea bid for Battersea Power Station
By David Gold
May 4 - Chelsea have bid to purchase Battersea Power Station with a view to building a 60,000 seater stadium at the venue.
May 4 - Chelsea have bid to purchase Battersea Power Station with a view to building a 60,000 seater stadium at the venue.More Articles...
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