Head of Football Regulator vows to QUIT if there is political interference in Man City verdict after Burnham’s comments

THE HEAD of the new Football Regulator pledged to QUIT if there is any “political interference” over the future of Manchester City. PM Andy Burnham ’s supportive comments about City’s Abu Dhabi ownership raised questions over whether the Government might lean on Prem chiefs after the club were found guilty of more than 100 breaches of financial rules. David Kogan, the chairman of the new body, which has the power to strip unfit owners from clubs, has also been in the firing line after revealing he was a Labour Party donor before his appointment.
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