A £13m shortfall has been found in the English Football League Pension Fund and Life Assurance scheme. The shortfall came to light when the scheme's first MFR actuarial report was undertaken.
The shortfall is to be made up by the four divisions’ 94 football clubs. The highest bills are faced by Liverpool at £3m, Arsenal at £2m and West Ham at £700,000. Escalating wages and failed inv...
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