our of the clubs, inasmuch as the money spent on players means that it is put back into circulation in the game. The game would not benefit if the Arsenal, for instance, hoarded their exceptional profits, which, during each of the past four years, have totalled about £30,000. In fact, a considerable number of the clubs of the League depend oa the money they receive through the men they transfer to pay their way. Again, of the many attempts that have been made to buy success, only that by the Arsenal has had adequate results, and the' official view is that even they will yet find that a spendthrift policy is fatally apt to break down.
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Evening Post, Volume CXIX, Issue 98, 27 April 1935, Page 22
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