Jan05

Czech football team Bohemians disappears following cash problems.

Pakistan Cricket Board auditors to release report following worrying allegations.

Chelsea post a loss but decide to adhere to commercial principles. 1 and 2

Finances of Scottish rugby’s administrators prove to be a cause for concern.

An investigation into the finances of the NFL Super Bowl.

The money-making machine that is the US NFL.

Complex financing of Arsenal’s new stadium creates financial problems for UK’s leading commercial broadcaster.

Glazer back – again – with bid for Manchester United.

Can small town professional sports teams survive?

Cost of hosting the Olympics adversely affects a city’s credit rating.

Madrid and Moscow bids for 2012 Olympic Games are adjudged to be a major financial risk.

Leeds United announce take-over by former Chelsea owner Ken Bates.

World swimming authorities asked to re-examine their finances.

Montreal loses right to stage 2005 world swimming championships due to financing problems. 1 and 2

Manchester United’s David Gill to make donation to group challenging Glazer takeover.

Yet another takeover bid beckons for Leeds United.

US Basketball League instigates aggressive investor awareness programme.

Phil Knight begins to sell off part of his Nike holdings.

Manchester United official moves to prevent another move by Glazer.

Chelsea’s Abramovich reported to have run into trouble.

Leeds United pays more than any other club to football agents.

Poor teams can succeed against rich teams! 1 and 2

Sale of Tynecastle football ground is blocked.

Irregular financial dealings hit Kenyan hockey.

Ceder Hills golf course struggles to break even.

New York Yankees face uncertain financial future.

New England Patriots owners, the Kraft family, move to buy into Liverpool FC.

Philippines government offers tax benefits to sponsors of 2005 Southeast Asian Games.

Sunderland Football Club subject to takeover bid.