The Price of Football

Kevin and Kieran look at Rochdale's loan from the local council to help get the club through the coronavirus crisis, why Manchester United are talking on the makers of the video game Football Manager, and how the Premier League and NFL compare in terms of how the big money gets split.

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Kevin and Kieran look at the winners and losers after the remainder of the Scottish football season is cancelled. They also find out why the co-owner of Barnsley has threatened to sue the EFL, and whether there are potential implications for players who refuse to go back to training. Plus, Kieran speaks to Crewe Alexandra manager, David Artell.

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Kevin and Kieran look at the latest developments for Leagues One and Two following a meeting of the clubs. They also discuss which Scottish club has refunded season ticket holders and why Stevenage and Macclesfield have been charged by the EFL.

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Kevin and Kieran take a look at how much Premier League clubs have been told they may have to repay to TV broadcasters. Plus, stadium sponsorship valuations, and how player swap deals work in terms of clubs' accounts.

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Kieran is under the weather and is resting up so the Price of Football is taking an unexpected break for the time being. Hopefully he'll be back to full fitness and ready for a glorious comeback soon but, in the meantime, send us your questions using [email protected] and wish him a speedy recovery on Twitter @KieranMaguire.

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Kevin and Kieran look at some of the comments made by the EFL chairman Rick Parry this week, who said the current season needs to be concluded before the end of July or clubs face a "£200m hole" by September. Plus, why the National League season being cancelled meant Dulwich Hamlet avoided going bust.

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Kevin and Kieran look at proposals to finish the Premier League using neutral venues, the US women's team losing out in court over their bid for equal pay, and how many clubs have sold their stadium to comply with Financial Fair Play rules.

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Kevin and Kieran take a look at how a points-based system for all foreign players post-Brexit might work for the Premier League, the French football season being cancelled altogether, and Brentford's business model.

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Kevin and Kieran look at the latest developments in relation to coronavirus, including the decision to scrap the Dutch league season altogether, and some of the proposals put forward by EFL clubs. Plus, Kieran talks to Luton Town chief executive Gary Sweet.

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Kevin and Kieran take a look at the decision by National League clubs to cancel their season, why coronavirus means Rhyl FC is closing down after 141 years of existence, the row over Arsenal's player pay cut, and an astonishing claim from Crystal Palace.

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