The Bishop of Salford has urged Premier League football clubs to “do their bit” in solving poverty. Bishop John Arnold pointed out that while the top tier of English football enjoys global success, many of its clubs seem to have neglected their staff and families. His comments come during calls for Premier League clubs to... Read More
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