Jonathan Hill's FAI future under increasing threat as two FAI directors considered quitting

The FAI leadership is locked in a state of paralysis following the freeze on €6.8m of essential Government funding.
UNDER PRESSURE: FAI CEO Jonathan Hill. Picture: INPHO/Ben Brady

UNDER PRESSURE: FAI CEO Jonathan Hill. Picture: INPHO/Ben Brady

Jonathan Hill’s future as chief executive of the Football Association of Ireland is coming under increasing threat as it emerges that two directors considered quitting over his payments saga.

The FAI leadership is locked in a state of paralysis following the freeze on €6.8m of essential Government funding.

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