A-League boss Danny Townsend has rejected suggestions it was a conflict of interest for Sydney FC and Western Sydney Wanderers officials on the Australian Professional Leagues board to vote on the decision to sell the grand final to Sydney.
Club owners met in Melbourne on Thursday, where it was expected the decision to sell the A-League men’s and women’s grand finals to the NSW government for the next three years for an amount understood to be about $20 million would have been vigorously debated.
While the decision now seems set in stone, at least one A-League club owner has questioned why Wanderers chairman Paul Lederer and his Sydney FC counterpart Scott Barlow weren’t asked to abstain from the original vote.
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