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John Fallon: FAI drop the ball in latest football family rift

A veteran of 40 years to the game, fulfilling every role possible, Tom Browne deserved better than what amounted to a public humiliation at Saturday’s FAI annual general meeting.

John Fallon: FAI drop the ball in latest football family rift — FAI CEO Jonathan Hill at the FAI AGM, Clayton Hotel, Liffey Valley, Dublin. Pic: ©INPHO/Bryan Keane

Wed, 25 Jan, 2023 - 07:24

IT SHOULDN’T have happened and, worse still, shouldn’t have been allowed to happen.

A veteran of 40 years to the game, fulfilling every role possible, Tom Browne deserved better than what amounted to a public humiliation at Saturday’s FAI annual general meeting.

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