Where are the 28 FA presidents

There are 28 FA presidents, members and associate members of the PFF.

Where are they now?

A few words from them, whether they support the latest challenge to the PFF leadership, or not, would have been fine.

But, as football leaders are often in these country, they are strangely silent.

In the meantime, the fans, yes the people who they are supposed to serve, are wondering where they can catch the next World Cup game, since the 28 presidents never had it in them to try and convince Solar to carry the games live for free.

Adios country ranked number 192.

Badminton anyone?

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Anonymous said…
Common people not seeing the World Cup games live is not the worst part of our situation. The worst part is that our FA leaders DIDN'T even try to negotiate with SkyCable and SolarSports.
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