English football club Fair Game has proposed a plan to reform English football's finances. The 89-page report, titled "The Four Pot Solution," outlines a redistribution model designed to curb reckless spending, reduce club insolvencies, and restore competitive balance across leagues. The proposal includes introducing a four-pot distribution model, shrinking parachute payments, and rebalancing divisional distribution. The model is designed to address the ongoing dispute between the Premier League and the English Football League over sharing of the game's 3.2 billion pounds ($4.26 billion) annual broadcast revenue. Fair Game's CEO, Niall Couper, hopes the proposal will lead to a much-needed debate in football about a realistic solution that works for all clubs and communities.