Newcastle Women charged by FA with six illegal approaches to Sunderland players
Case to be heard by independent regulatory commission Langley’s sacking by Newcastle unrelated to charges Newcastle United Women have been charged with misconduct by the Football Association after allegedly making illegal approaches to six junior players contracted to their second-tier rivals, (…)
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