Thursday 26 November 2020
Greg Clarke talked his way into controversy today with a range of comments which drew accusations of stereotyping.
The show will air at 9pm on Virgin Media.
FAI chairman has denied any conflict of interest despite Bank of Ireland recommendation.
The Independent Football Ombudsman has also advised the Premier League to release a statement.
Gavin Cooney on what this latest Irish football row is all about.
In the first in the series, Garry Doyle speaks to figures in the game about the man who rose to become chief executive and oversaw the Association for almost a decade and a half.
The Slovenian has dismissed the notion of Jurgen Klopp’s side missing out on the trophy if the 2019-20 season is voided.
FAI chairperson Roy Barrett welcomed the news as ‘a major step forward for our game’.
In September 2001, the then-leader of the country appeared as a guest pundit on RTE show The Premiership.
He replaces Donal Conway.
Dundalk skipper Brian Gartland says despite the anger he feels after watching today’s proceedings, the League of Ireland has an opportunity to evolve.
The Irish Football Association in Northern Ireland has dismissed such proposals so far.
The club boss addressed speculation linking Saudi Arabia’s crown prince with a takeover bid for Manchester United.
The Social Democrats co-leader said ‘others have done exactly the same’.
The Armenian will not travel to Baku to face Chelsea due to concerns over his safety.
Ruth Coppinger said that Delaney’s refusal to fully engage with all questions, citing legal advice, turned today’s hearing into “Hamlet without the prince.”
And the former FAI chief cited ‘highly prejudicial’ comments at Oireachtas committee.
Consulting group Mazars are tasked with completing ‘an in-depth external review of all matters’.
The Los Angeles Lakers star hit out at American Football bosses for their approach, saying they’re inflexible.
The Real Madrid midfielder has ended the duopoly.
The head of football’s governing body met the US president on Tuesday to discuss the 2026 World Cup.
Big Sean complained that his verse on Big Bank was edited to exclude the shunned quarterback.
Erdogan says Ozil’s stance is ‘completely patriotic’.
Foster was also praised for standing up during the Irish national anthem.
A Palestinian football boss had urged fans to burn shirts bearing Messi’s name if he played the match in Jerusalem.
The striker does not want other children of immigrants to suffer as he did in waiting for citizenship until turning 18.
Fifa bidding process is “fair, objective and transparent”, president Gianni Infantino said.
The 1995 Ballon d’Or winner starred for AC Milan, Paris Saint-Germain and Monaco.
The Cowboys owner is battling with the league.
The former 49ers quarterback is still looking for a job.
The club has been at the epicentre of Catalan identity for over 100 years.
The Arsenal boss believes that within the next year major changes will be brought to the regulation of transfer fees.
The Arsenal coach had been a big advocate of UEFA’s rules to clamp down on reckless spending.
McGuinness was called to assist Derry City officials hours before a huge European Cup clash.
After being fined £35,000 by FIFA for wearing black armbands featuring poppies against Scotland, the FA will contest the decision.
The suspension stands.
Alfredo Gavazzi doesn’t like Bernard Lapasset’s plan.
Tommy Martin takes a look at the man trying to firm up election support, Sheikh Salman of Bahrain.
We came close enough at several stages to one national team on the island. This is why it didn’t work, writes Cormac Moore.
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Wenger defends Ozil's freedom of speech amid China storm
However, the former Arsenal boss also noted that individuals must accept responsibility for a stance.