England coach Allardyce in hot water after controversial Telegraph report

The England manager has been “caught” on tape by undercover Telegraph reporters in what's being called a sting. Some of the banter is simply Allardyce being Allardyce — ripping on personalities he doesn't like — and won't affect much at all.

Being outspoken isn't a crime, after all. Other talk, though, could be quite damaging to the ex-Sunderland and Bolton boss. Allardyce reportedly flirted with getting big money to speak to a company that would be pitching third party ownership of players, which is strictly prohibited by FIFA.

From The Telegraph :

He agreed to travel to Singapore and Hong Kong as an ambassadorand explained to the “businessmen” how they could circumvent Football Association rules which prohibit third parties “owning” players.

Unbeknown to Allardyce, the businessmen were undercover reporters and he was being filmed as part of a 10-month Telegraph investigation that separately unearthed widespread evidence of bribery and corruption in British football.

The article is a part of an investigation the Telegraph claims will cause many problems for some big names in England over the coming days.

It could all come to nothing, though reports below show the Football Association will look into the Telegraph's claims.

BREAKING: The FA has asked The Telegraph to provide it with full facts relating to their Allardyce story. #SSNHQ

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