These superheated salaries, continues Boyle, have hit the ordinary fan particularly hard. "Fans are now paying up to 1000% more to watch their teams play, all in order to support their club's gargantuan wage bills," he writes. "Fans watching at home are similarly seen as a captive market, whilst those who want to watch at the pub are paying more or finding their local can't afford it, given the 10,000% increase in pay TV subscriptions." Perhaps most alarming is his observation that "since 1992, over half of England's professional football clubs have been formally insolvent.'Well, I don't track every legislative hearing, and there was a tremendous amount going on in those last weeks of the session, as there are in any legislative session. I am just telling you truthfully what I was aware of, what I wasn't. If somebody told me something and I don't recall it, that's my responsibility.

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