FA signs new deal with McDonald's

The Football Association and McDonald’s today announced a new four-year agreement to boost coaching for young players across England.

Mon, 07 Aug, 2006 - 11:02

The Football Association and McDonald’s today announced a new four-year agreement to boost coaching for young players across England.

The new deal aims to build on McDonald’s previous four-year arrangement which created 8,000 new community-based volunteer coaches to provide youngsters with more access to qualified coaching.

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