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Stewart’s plea over EFL bailout

By Chris Dunlavy
ROTHERHAM chairman Tony Stewart says the EFL must “take a stand” against the Premier League to ensure long-term survival.
Clubs in League One and Two have rejected the offer of a £50m bailout, saying it fell “some way short” of expectations. That stance has been applauded by Stewart.

GOT IT LICKED: Nottingham Forest’s Joe Lolley is mobbed after scoring their lastgasp winner at Blackburn
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“There’s lots of things the Premier League have dished out to the EFL, and we&r...

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