 Following Allardyce's departure, "The Daily Telegraph" published further details of much wider-reaching corruption through English club football, claiming that eight Premier League managers accepted "bungs" for player transfers.On 27 September, "The Daily Telegraph" revealed that the Barnsley assistant manager Tommy Wright had taken a £5000 "bung" in order to arrange for the club to purchase part-owned players from a fictitious Far East firm.He was initially suspended by Barnsley as they launched an investigation into the allegations; he was sacked on 28 September.