FAI bosses set to face grilling over report

FOOTBALL Association of Ireland (FAI) bosses face a grilling this evening when the findings of the review of their World Cup preparations are released.

FAI bosses set to face grilling over report
Tue, 12 Nov, 2002 - 00:00
Caroline O’Doherty

A special meeting of the 18 member board of management convenes this afternoon to receive the report which has been seen by just six key senior officials.

The FAI has promised there will be no censorship of the report which has been described as substantial in size before its release.

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