John Delaney: The man who lost the Midas touch

Shane Ross might not be the only one still holding out for ‘root and branch’ reform of the FAI.

John Delaney: The man who lost the Midas touch

Shane Ross might not be the only one still holding out for ‘root and branch’ reform of the FAI.

But one striking measure of the extent to which the winds of change are blowing through the organisation is that Paul Cooke, the recently appointed vice president, was reportedly centrally involved in the negotiations which concluded with the official announcement of John Delaney’s resignation late on Saturday night.

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