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	<title>Comments on: What now for the future of football in England?</title>
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		<title>By: Patrick</title>
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		<dc:creator>Patrick</dc:creator>
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		<description>Graham, this is one of those rare occasions that I agree with you. This spells nothing but trouble for the Premier League and indeed Europe, as now we have potentially five superclubs (if you include Arsenal and Liverpool) in the Prem, two of which can buy any player they want at any time. If these Arab owners are true to their word, it will just increase the gap between the top teams and the mediocre teams, rather than closing the gap like has slowly been happening over the last few years. Let&#039;s not forget that David Dein and his Russian benefactor at Red &amp; White Holdings are hoping for a take-over of Arsenal, too. FIFA must do something to prohibit such possibilities.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Graham, this is one of those rare occasions that I agree with you. This spells nothing but trouble for the Premier League and indeed Europe, as now we have potentially five superclubs (if you include Arsenal and Liverpool) in the Prem, two of which can buy any player they want at any time. If these Arab owners are true to their word, it will just increase the gap between the top teams and the mediocre teams, rather than closing the gap like has slowly been happening over the last few years. Let&#8217;s not forget that David Dein and his Russian benefactor at Red &amp; White Holdings are hoping for a take-over of Arsenal, too. FIFA must do something to prohibit such possibilities.</p>
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