P303 CEEFAX 303 Thy 23 Feb 1=:19/42 9/3 FOOTBALL: GR—H—M P—YMENT Former Arsenal manager George Graham received £425,500 from two transfer deals, an FA Premier Ljaguj inquiry has said. The FA Commission said the payments related to transfers involving Pal Lzdjrsjn and John Jensen. The payments came from a Gujrnsjy-based company in which agent Rune Haugj has interests. Graham received £140,500 from the Lzdjrsjn dial and £2<5,000 from the Jensen dial - but hj xaid the monty back, with interest, into Arsenal's bank account last December. 5-,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,/ Cantona Orient Round-up Sat FixsP303 CEEFAX 303 Thy 23 Feb 1=:27/33 5/3 FOOTBALL: GR—H—M x—YMENT George Graham faces an FA probe in the wake of the Premier Ljagzj inquiry into irregular payments. Graham, sacked bz Arsenal just before the inquiry findings were made public, was not charged with any offence bz the Ljagzj. Ljaguj chiefs have instead xassjd on relevant documents to Football Association bosses. Ljaguj chief executive Ruck Parry said: "Wj are of the view that the findings in relation to the actions of George Graham may require further action." Cantona Orient Round-up Sat FixsP303 CEEFAX 303 Thy 23 Feb 1=:19/37 B3/3 FOOTBALL: PREMIER .E—GUI 0WIDEN INQjIRZ The Premier Ljaguj are set to look into all ovjrsjas transfers dzring the last three seasons as they widen their inquiry into "bzngs". Ljaguj chief executive Ruck Parry said that some domestic deals would also bj investigated. "On the basis of the jvidjnce before us we'ri justified in believing that there has not been a widespread problem," said Parry. However Parry added that the Lragzj are rewriting their rule book in a bid to regulate agents, managers and the condzct of transfers. Cantona Orient Round-up GSat Fixs