Exclusive: Premier League clubs accused of betraying disabled fans with a third failing to meet wheelchair access promise BY Jerem y Wilson, Deputy Football Correspondent, The Telegraph
Premier League clubs have been accused of “disgracefully” betraying their disabled fans after it was revealed that almost a third are expected to renege on a collective promise to provide the minimum recommended access for wheelchairs.
Despite being secured a windfall from television deals over the next three years of £8.3 billion, some of the richest clubs in world football – including Chelsea and Liverpool – appear already to have accepted that they will not meet a pledge that was made last year.
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Premier League clubs have been accused of “disgracefully” betraying their disabled fans after it was revealed that almost a third are expected to renege on a collective promise to provide the minimum recommended access for wheelchairs.
Despite being secured a windfall from television deals over the next three years of £8.3 billion, some of the richest clubs in world football – including Chelsea and Liverpool – appear already to have accepted that they will not meet a pledge that was made last year.
Read more here
http://www.levelplayingfield.org.uk/news/exclusive-premier-league-clubs-accused-betraying-disabled-fans-third-failing-meet-wheelchair