League of Ireland review to be released next week

FAI boss John Delaney has described the report as the most comprehensive review of the league to date and says he expects its findings and recommendations will provoke much debate.
The report was conducted by consultant Declan Conroy, the man who was project director for the successful bid to bring Euro 2020 games to Dublin.
Conroy made a 90-minute presentation to the FAI board when delivering his findings on Tuesday and will do the same for the clubs who are being invited to send representatives to Abbotstown to receive their copies next Monday.
Then on Monday night or Tuesday morning, itâs planned that the full report will be made public through the FAI website.
Welcoming the review yesterday, Delaney said: âItâs very pragmatic about reflecting the views of everybody â so the media were met, Uefa, the clubs, the Government, some managers, fansâ input was taken on board, sponsors and obviously the associationâs views.
âThe thing is not to grab the report and say, âlisten, weâre going off now to implement this immediatelyâ, or anything like that. Itâs his independent report, how he sees the League of Ireland, with his recommendations.
âWhat weâve got to do now is take that to the clubs and out of that weâll look to meet the clubs individually.
âI wouldnât put any time frame on (implementation).
âWe discussed it at board level and the best thing is to put it out there first, let people take stock of it and then look at how we go about taking it further.
âWhether all of it, some of it or most of it gets implemented will be through the debate that takes place once itâs put out to the public.
âI think itâs a real debate. I donât think in all our time thereâs been such a comprehensive review.
âI donât think as many stakeholders have been met over such a period of time and, as one of the board members said yesterday, it really captures what people have been saying for maybe the last 10 years.
âI must say, itâs a very good report, a very honest report in my book, and when people see it they can give their views,â he said.