Premier League considers capping club salaries to encourage competition – Steve Parish

THE First League East look has A cap on A of the club salary Invoice In order has keep THE high flight competitive, Crystal Palace president Steve Parish has said.

THE league East look has A variety of manners has maintain competitive balance, including anchoring – capping THE the richest of the club salary invoices as A several of THE television money won by It is down club.

"As far as competitive balance (East concerned), people need has be bold," Parish said has THE Leaders Week conference has Twickenham.

"I think there East change walk. UEFA team cost caps are A idea. Maybe something that East A little more rigid that that, with A hard cap has THE high, that doesn't take turnover In account, Or there are whims of how that turnover come about.

"There are Really positive conversations going on about he. We Also to have has be very careful because there are Also involuntary consequences. Hopefully We will get somewhere that will be beneficial, not just has THE clubs In THE First League but has THE entire pyramid And their ability has compete.

"We are vote For OUR competitors has be able has TO DO better And challenge We. »

Parish supported THE the league decision has maintain THE SATURDAY 3 p.m. Blackout In It is following together of domestic television rights.

THE league issued A Invitation HAS Tender (ITT) on Wednesday, with A increase Since 200 has around 270 matches but keeping THE Blackout intact.

"I think they do A GOOD decision on keeping THE 3 p.m. (matches) disabled television," he said.

"I think he East very important For participation And very important For presence In THE lower leagues, And culturally very important. »

THE First League Also confirmed that all matches moved has THE Sunday 2 p.m. slot due has clubs participant In THE Europe League Or THE Europe Conference League on A THURSDAY night would be NOW be television.

"I think It is very frustrating For supporters When A game gets moved, It is A big game, And there East maybe A lesser game on television. And that big game is not it on. SO I think increasing THE number of Games East A positive. THE packages to have has been built In A path that they should create GOOD And in good health competition, which East What THE consumers I want."