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The PFA reckons that clubs aren't as badly off as was first feared following the ITV Digital collapse, according to this report on the Nationwide site. The number of footballers still without clubs is less than expected and it's only those first division clubs "who speculated a little bit too much in striving for the Premier League" who are really feeling the pinch (with Watford the latest club to reveal their financial plight, claiming that they need to raise £9.5 million to avoid administration). The report quotes PFA Chief Exec Mick McGuire who believes that the crisis will lead to clubs becoming more prudent in their financial management. Let's hope so.

Labels: PFA, TV, Watford