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Chief football writer for The Daily and Sunday Telegraph newspapers (formerly @SamWallaceIndy)
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Revealed: Man Utd, Liverpool, Arsenal and Spurs were handed Man City guilty verdict early

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By Sam Wallace Verified
| MSN Verified
The four Premier League clubs who reserved their right to seek compensation from Manchester City were notified of the guilty verdict last month before the rest of the league. Telegraph Sport understands that Manchester United, Liverpool, Arsenal and Tottenham Hotspur were all contacted in advance of the email to the other 15 clubs on September 25 – which required executives to sign a non-disclosure agreement to view. None of the four clubs would comment on the early notification when contacted.
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Mikel Arteta reaches status of super-coach with £20m salary to match

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By Sam Dean Verified, Sam Wallace Verified
| MSN UK Verified
Mikel Arteta has signed a lucrative new four-year contract with Arsenal as the club target a “winning era” under the Spaniard's management. The deal that lasts until 2030 is believed to be worth about £20m per year – a significant upgrade for the 44-year-old, who previously earned up to £15m per year after bonuses. Arteta said Arsenal, the Premier League champions, are only at “the beginning of what we can achieve together” over the next few seasons.
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Man City’s future is bleak if UAE owners forced out

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By Sam Wallace Verified
| Aol Verified
Soft power is how it was defined: the influence one might gain from backing a humanitarian appeal, sponsoring a museum wing, or buying a leading football club down on its luck. It certainly does not feel so soft now, almost two decades since the United Arab Emirates took a look at Manchester and sensed an opportunity.
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