The FA

Clubs and the Premier League will meet this week to discuss the start of next season with the 19/20 campaign still underway.

Now that the FA has announced the end of the 2019/20 season, it is time to look forward to 2020/21 with a start date set for September 6, but The FA made a number of poor decisions when they ended this season.

Despite the FA sending out a lengthy email that basically said ‘hang on, we’re still discussing it’, the FA WSL is set to be cancelled although the final standings/outcome has yet to be determined.

If you are one of the few people who believed football would actually return on April 30, then I’m sorry to say more disappointment is coming your way.

According to the Guardian, the FA are not expecting Phil Neville to quit as the boss of England’s women’s team despite rumours he was considering handing in his resignation.

In the rush to avoid the spread of Coronavirus/Covid-10, the FA’s medics were today praised by the Daily Mail for being ‘ahead of the curve’ when they banned England players from shaking hands with players during the last international break – in November.

The FA have reportedly refused to meet the cost of a chartered plane for the England women’s team ahead of their defence of the SheBelieves Cup and instead are making them take an economy flight from Heathrow.

The FA have announced that Old Trafford will host the opening game of the 2021 Women’s Euro that will take place from 7 July to…

A Premier League shareholder meeting held last week came to the conclusion that a Brexit working party was required to find consensus between the FA,…

The FA will take no action against Liverpool for an alleged hack into Manchester City’s scouting system.

The FA are expected to remain in charge of the Women’s Super League for at least two more seasons to ensure the standards of facilities and competition is raised before a Premier League takeover.

The magic of the FA Cup will be ruined further after the FA agreed to spread fifth round ties over five days, including three weekdays instead of the usual two.

An FA charge against Mark Sampson that he used racist language (again) has been dropped as ‘unproven’.

The FA and Premier League are seriously discussing rewarding clubs post-Brexit with credits to allow them to buy more foreign players if they field more English ones first.

The FA will not use Anfield to host an England game because of Liverpool’s ban on S*n journalists but Liverpool’s is a stand that every club in the country should get behind.

With the England u21 squad named for the Nordic Cup, we were treated to the usual behind-closed-doors sign for this well known u23 international tournament, adding to fans’ frustrations.

Yeovil Town have released another statement confirming they were docked 10 points by the FA putting them bottom of the table with minus six points but the FA have already shown they don’t care for their fate.

Yeovil Town have released another statement confirming they were docked 10 points by the FA putting them bottom of the table with minus six points but the FA have already shown they don’t care for their fate.

While much of the footballing world was patting itself on the back on Wednesday over the historic sponsorship deal struck between Barclays and the FA WSL that would see ‘millions’ pumped into the game, my first thought reading there would be a £500k prize pot was, ‘huh, is that all?’

Mauricio Pochettino and Tottenham are said to be furious that their manager has been banned as if he was in charge of any other Premier League club.