Five year plan to implement Genesis

FAI President Milo Corcoran has indicated that the Genesis report could take up to 5 years to implement.

Five year plan to implement Genesis
Wed, 20 Nov, 2002 - 07:21

FAI President Milo Corcoran has indicated that the Genesis report could take up to 5 years to implement.

Speaking in Athens last night ahead of tonight’s friendly with Greece, Corcoran said the recommendations of the report, which outlines a radical overhaul of the Association, will take time to put in place.

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