Half of players breach Premier League spending limits, reflecting the difficulty of balancing the books and delivering on the pitch
Fans have long lamented the decisions made by the owners of the clubs they support. And now they have had the chance to take on the big calls themselves.
Choosing a sponsorship deal for the match-day shirt. Deciding whether to splash the cash and replace an injured striker. Risking fan outrage by cashing in on a homegrown star.
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