FAI don’t care about league, claims Caulfield

Former Cork City manager John Caulfield fears the League of Ireland will be scraping a fragile existence a century from now, without major support from the FAI. And he warns Cork City will never be more than a couple of years of poor results from a threat to the club’s survival.

FAI don’t care about league, claims Caulfield

Former Cork City manager John Caulfield fears the League of Ireland will be scraping a fragile existence a century from now, without major support from the FAI. And he warns Cork City will never be more than a couple of years of poor results from a threat to the club’s survival.

In the frank interview, carried in Neal Horgan’s new book, The Cross Roads, launched today at FAI Headquarters, Caulfield delivered a gloomy prognosis of the domestic league’s health.

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