The International Football League Board or IFLB, informally the Inter-League Board, was a board of leading professional association football leagues in Britain and Ireland whose main function was to coordinate and enforce policy on transfers of players between clubs in different member leagues. It also organised representative matches between leagues,[1] and imposed restrictions on ownership of multiple clubs across member leagues.[2]
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- ^ Haylett, Trevor (26 August 1998). "Angry Spurs fans eye new 'Double'". The Independent. Retrieved 2 January 2014.
As it stands it is not possible for anyone to hold 10 per cent in more than one club belonging to a league represented on the International Football League Board.