Future of football piece was really on the ball

By Marketing Week 6 Oct 2005 12:00 am

I have recently received my copy of Marketing Week and would like to congratulate you for the quality of the cover story (MW September 29).

It is a well thought-out, balanced article and gave real insight into the problems at the heart of the modern game. Please pass my compliments on to the reporter, Robert Lester. I look forward to reading further articles on the subject.

Jack Cooper

Quest Search & Selection

London W6

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