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By the early 20th century, the game had grown so popular that it required international organization. The Football Association, the governing body of English football, had already expunged two clubs from its ranks for paying players, but this had done little to slow the growth of professionalism in English club football. By the end of the 19th century, northern clubs, with their large supporter bases and capacity to attract top-class players, were increasingly able to bypass the FA’s amateurism rules and pay illicit wages.

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Brentford have reached an agreement with Club Bruges to sign teenage Norwegian winger Antonio Nusa. The west London club also held talks with Chelsea and Newcastle for the player, whose talismanic pace and ability to take on defenders has made him a fan favourite in the Championship this season.