Rooney wants action on Genesis report
New CEO of the FAI, Fran Rooney met with the officers of the Association for the first time today and immediately stressed that the recommendations of the Genesis report must be implemented sooner rather than later.
The report was commissioned to investigate the performance of Ireland at the World Cup – in playing AND administrative matters – following the well-documented trip to Saipan, the Roy Keane debacle and the procedures put in place by the FAI.
"The implementation of the Genesis report is fundamental to bringing the Association to a new level of professionalism. The Genesis report provides a very clear pathway for the Association,“ he said.
"It is imperative that this work continue with pace. Football in Ireland has a very bright future but change was required to transform the Association into a world-class organisation.
"While there is an undoubted need to bring further professionalism to the Association, it is important to also recognise the positive platform upon which we can build."
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The SFAI are the governing body for grassroots football in Ireland, not the FAI. Its success or the lack of is all down to them.
As the F.A.I. know oh so well talking dosnt cost any money. so thake what this fella is saying with a large dollop of salt girls and boys.
If anything the eircom league will be totaly and compleatly overlooked as per usuall and they will sumerise with
''could do better''
or somthing so pathetically amuturish, as they generally enjoy filing such waffle and free trip enducing scandals.the end.
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