John Delaney: FAI 'open to all ideas' on League of Ireland's future

The FAI is “open to all ideas” about the future of the League of Ireland says CEO John Delaney.

Fri, 22 Feb, 2019 - 09:22

Vivienne Clarke

The FAI is “open to all ideas” about the future of the League of Ireland says CEO John Delaney.

He also says that the organisation is happy to meet with former Irish international Niall Quinn who has proposed that the League break away from the FAI.

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