Notes on a Scandal: Shambles of the 2018 bid leaves the FA to mop up the collateral damage
Sunday Times
Three days after England's 2018 hopes crumbled, the Football Association is having to come to terms with the collateral damage of the Zurich disaster. It has thrown the search for a new FA chairman into chaos and will be the subject of a parliamentary select committee hearing early next year. The government is determined to reform football governance.
Hugh Robertson, the sports minister, said yesterday: "The coalition government has a clear commitment, laid down in the Department for Culture Media and Sport business plan, to make progress on the reform of football governance by May next year. We intend to carry out that commitment."
Three days after England's 2018 hopes crumbled, the Football Association is having to come to terms with the collateral damage of the Zurich disaster. It has thrown the search for a new FA chairman into chaos and will be the subject of a parliamentary select committee hearing early next year. The government is determined to reform football governance.
Hugh Robertson, the sports minister, said yesterday: "The coalition government has a clear commitment, laid down in the Department for Culture Media and Sport business plan, to make progress on the reform of football governance by May next year. We intend to carry out that commitment."
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