speaking this evening, gordon taylor the chief executive of the pfa, the professional footballers associationility at by different sources outside of the fa. —— needs to be looked at. you need a independent review with a fresh look at what has happened this week. i think it needs a fresh pair of eyes to look at it, to look at what has gone on. the main thing is, you don't want players jeopardising the future if they have any grievances and complaints, it is the same with anyone who blows whistles. you need to protect whistle—blowers otherwise how things to improve? elsewhere, chelsea have agreed to sell striker diego costa back to his former club atletico madrid. diego costa is yet to play for chelsea this season after they told him he was free to leave the club but when a move did not materialise in the summer a move did not materialise in the summer transfer window the spanish international refused to return to london. he scored 20 league goals classes are but now he is on his way to madrid in january classes are but now he is on his way to madrid injanuary if personal terms and medical con

a way of doing it, but let us be clear that at the moment we are paying out a huge amount on these pfa the public sector will be paying £195 billion to service these contracts and we think it is necessary to look at a different approach that would be cost neutral and remove the liability and have those services delivered and the provisions and facilities delivered in a much cheaper way for the taxpayer. john mcdonnell said we are taking them back in—house, these contracts, afterwards labour party officials suggested that this was actually a review. do you have a sense of how many of these contracts would be brought back in—house? many of these contracts would be brought back in-house? the first thing he said was that we would not sign any new ones and he said that we would look into trying to ultimately control all of those ones that are currently in play. the exact mechanisms are doing that is what we need to work on now. we are looking at exchanging shares for bonds and we think it is a cost neutral way of delivering this and above all we want to remove the additional liability into