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Richard Masters

Richard Masters

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Sep 29, 2026

Jim WhiteHOST
11:36
So all of a sudden, it shifts to this commission, doesn't it, Simon? A three-person commission who will decide which punishments.
Jim WhiteHOST
11:44
But the Premier League for its part, and Richard Masters for his part, the chief executive, is he now the most consequential Premier League chief exec in the
Simon JordanHOST
11:54
competition's history? Well, it depends how he handles the circumstance.
Simon JordanHOST
11:59
They have managed to bring to book currently, albeit we've not heard anything from them, arguably the biggest beast in the room.
Simon JordanHOST
12:07
And some people would look at Richard Masters and say he's been given a very difficult challenge.
Simon JordanHOST
12:11
I don't think he's been good enough at times, but I also think he's had a very difficult challenge.
Simon JordanHOST
12:15
Scudamore left the room, dropped his mic, said, by the way, I'm going to leave all the big clubs with some extra money from European competition, which means the distributions are now slightly unfair in the Premier League, but you can get on with that.
Simon JordanHOST
12:28
I think he's made it more difficult for himself because I think he's a very good animal in certain spaces, but not good enough to lead a league of this kind of substance.
Ben JacobsGUEST
43:11
Again, Manchester City were above us in both those seasons.
Ben JacobsGUEST
43:15
And my feeling is that premier league are in a really strange position right because if they win this case and the punishment is severe it's a big win versus city and it's a big win for premier league governance to show that despite all the heat on richard masters despite all the time it's taken it was worth it in the end because the maximum or near maximum number of charges of guilt were enforced with a punishment.
Ben JacobsGUEST
43:52
But we don't know the punishment yet.
Ben JacobsGUEST
43:56
And if the punishment is deemed to be too lenient, then A lot of people will say the guilt means nothing if the punishment isn't severe enough.

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Ben JacobsGUEST
50:02
And that creates a whole new layer of accountability as well.
Ben JacobsGUEST
50:05
And that's my kind of convoluted answer as to why the Premier League reputation doesn't just hinge solely on whether they win or lose this case.
Ben JacobsGUEST
50:14
But for Richard Masters in particular, I think his reputation hinges on whether he wins or loses this case.
Sophie NicolaouHOST
50:26
Brilliant stuff, Ben.
Jack NettingHOST
14:56
It's a great textbook.
Jack NettingHOST
15:00
yeah i say it's a it's a huge export and i say that you know the fact that we're sat here talking about it is evidence of that um but yeah i i think it's a difficult one because i think they they need to tie somewhere tighten up and i think they have done in fairness in recent years let's not forget you know this came out you know the allegations end in 2018 um which it's sort of before this almost current era of the Premier League and Richard Masters who now fronts the Premier League he only joined the Premier League in 2019 so none of the investigation and the sort of prolongness of it has been on his watch but the actual what we're saying went on with no one knowing wasn't on his watch not to say that he would have been able to do anything differently at the time anyway but yeah so I think they have sort of clamped down in some regard but then you've still got They're all very alleged and speculatory.
Jack NettingHOST
16:01
I don't, again, want to get sued, but even look at Newcastle more recently.
Jack NettingHOST
16:06
Forget Abramovich and that.
Beth LindopHOST
5:11
And as such, it's hard to know what the next course of action is gonna be, what the best course of action is gonna be.
Beth LindopHOST
5:17
If it was down to you, if you were Richard Masters and you were in charge of, of doling out the punishment, what counts as a fair punishment in your eyes?
Andy HeatonHOST
5:25
It depends on what you get offered under the table.
Andy HeatonHOST
5:28
Uh-
Taylor RockwellPANELIST
47:58
I just get to talk about it clumsily.
Graham RuthvenPANELIST
48:00
How can you possibly have Richard Masters handing over the Premier League trophy to Man City at the end of the season?
Ryan BaileyHOST
48:05
It gives you a bit of strength.
Taylor RockwellPANELIST
48:06
To Mr. Rex.
Henry WinterHOST
1:09
You know the people involved.
Henry WinterHOST
1:11
You know Masters and Alison Brittain.
Henry WinterHOST
1:14
Richard Masters, chief executive, Alison Brittain, the chair of the Premier League.
Henry WinterHOST
1:17
If you were in the Premier League boardroom now, how would you try and find a compass and map to guide this brilliant sport, but a damaged sport, out of this mess?
Christian PurslowHOST
1:31
Well, I agree with you.
Henry WinterHOST
1:09
You know the people involved.
Henry WinterHOST
1:11
You know Masters and Alison Brittain.
Henry WinterHOST
1:14
Richard Masters, chief executive.
Henry WinterHOST
1:15
Alison Brittain, the chair of the Premier League.
Henry WinterHOST
1:17
If you were in the Premier League boardroom now, how would you try and find a compass and map to guide this brilliant sport, but a damaged sport, out of this mess?
Nicky ButtHOST
24:19
Who's, who's the person at the Premier League then who, who will ultimately make the decision?
Mark OgdenGUEST
24:24
Well, Richard Masters is the, uh, is the CEO, but obviously-
Paddy McGuinnessHOST
24:28
Does it all rest...
Paddy McGuinnessHOST
24:29
I know he's gonna have people around him, but-
Kieran MaguireGUEST
42:51
equally i think some premier league clubs realize that if they delay signing a deal for two three four years and that's the amount of time that we've had now of course every season that it takes them to delay giving more money to clubs in the efl is another year in which they keep more money themselves so it's in their best interest to prevaricate as much as they they can and that's why the progress has not been made.
Kieran MaguireGUEST
43:17
I've certainly heard about this new deal in various guises from different commentators over the last few years, but then somebody in the Premier League, and it's not Richard Masters.
Kieran MaguireGUEST
43:29
I think Richard Masters does as good a job as he possibly can under the pressures.
Kieran MaguireGUEST
43:34
It's tending to come from clubs who are hoarding the money.
Hugh WoozencroftHOST
43:39
My personal view is that it will be incumbent on the independent regulator to mediate on this.
Barry CassHOST
34:53
why should they have, because we're past the Premier League.
Barry CassHOST
34:56
You know, so why should, why should the pot wearing be getting diminished to fight something that's basically come because of you? Richard Masters and whoever else wrote the thing.
Barry CassHOST
35:08
That's one thing.
Barry CassHOST
35:09
So you're fighting it forever.

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