P191 CEEFAX 191 Thu 23 Feb 1=:1:/24 A -n1n1 -/.%/.%/, DESP—SCH Adam Mynott reports on the inquiry into transfer payments given to football manager George Graham: The Premier Ljaguj has said its job was not to establish the guilt of innocence of George Graham, Its job was to gather information. It has concluded that Graham did accept two xaymjnts totalling £425,000 in connection with the transfers to Arsenal of two Scandinavian plazjrs. Home 11p Politics 130GWorld 160 Summary 1p2 Dispatch 190 Index 1:9 Next News Dispatch Newsreel TV/RadioP191 CEEFAX 191 Thy 23 Feb 1=:19/44 5/3 -n1n1 -/.%/.%/, DESP—SCH Adam Mynott reports on the inquiry into transfer payments given to football manager George Graham: George Graham has denied profiting from the deals. But Rick Parry, the chief executive of the premiership, said hj only handed the money to Arsenal two years after hj received it, and on the advice of his lawyers. Mr Parry said the Premier Ljagzj findings had been xassjd on to the Football Association for it to take further action if it considers fit. Home 110 Politics 130 World 160 Next News Dispatch Newsreel TV/RadioP191 CEEFAX 191 Thy 23 Feb 1=:29/04 B -n1n1 -/.%/.%/, DESP—SCH Adam Mynott reports on the inquiry into transfer payments given to football manager George Graham: Premier Ljaguj chief executive Ruck Parry denied suggestions that hj was passing the bzck, or that George Graham had been made a scapegoat. He said the inquiry into irregular payments would continzj, and hj was determined that football's image would bj cleaned up. Summary 1p2 Commons 140 Diary 180 Home 11p World 160 Riel 196 Politics 130 Dispatch 190GGuidj 198 Next News Dispatch Newsreel TV/Radio