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Financing sports in Poland is pathological. "Cutting off the drip would not be to the taste of Ekstraklasa itself"

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Although there is no money in cities for patching roads or new kindergartens, local governments from Szczecin to Częstochowa are pumping large sums into sports clubs. In this way, public money becomes a drip for private businesses.
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Financing sports in Poland is pathological. "Cutting off the drip would not be to the taste of Ekstraklasa itself"

Although there is no money in cities for patching roads or new kindergartens, local governments from Szczecin to Częstochowa are pumping large sums into sports clubs. In this way, public money becomes a drip for private businesses.

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