Youth debate row worries Davies
TEAMtalk (Free subscription) | 14/11/2008
Former FA executive director David Davies has called on Sir Trevor Brooking and Lord Mawhinney to resolve their differences.
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FA rapidly losing patience with Sir Trevor Brooking says Lord Mawhinney
The Telegraph (Free subscription) | 14/11/2008
Football League chairman criticises Sir Trevor Brooking for his attack on the funding of grassroots coaching in England.
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Mawhinney hits out at Brooking
TEAMtalk (Free subscription) | 14/11/2008
Football League chairman Lord Mawhinney says Sir Trevor Brooking's outspoken criticism of youth football has undermined confidence in him.
- Kinnear sorry for 'Mickey Mouse' jibe at ref - Scotsman.com
- Kinnear to say sorry to referee - The Independent
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Mawhinney slams Brooking
ESPN (Free subscription) | 14/11/2008
Football League chairman Lord Mawhinney has turned the tables on Sir Trevor Brooking by claiming his outspoken criticism of youth football has undermined confidence in him.
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It's No Kirkwhelpington, But It's Close
The Run of Play (Free subscription) | 14/11/2008
I'm not all that interested in the ongoing controversy about Trevor Brooking and youth development in England. But can we take a moment to appreciate the fact that the chairman of the Football League is named "Lord Mawhinney"?
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FA flop Brooking must go, says Football League chairman Mawhinney
Daily Mail online | Sport (Free subscription) | 14/11/2008
Sir Trevor Brooking's position as FA director of football development appears to be seriously threatened following a ferocious attack by Football League chairman Lord Mawhinney.
- Football: Sir Trevor Brooking under pressure after Football League attack - The Guardian
- Brooking faces Mawhinney backlash - BBC News
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Furious Lord Mawhinney questions Sir Trevor Brooking's future at FA
Times Online (Free subscription) | 14/11/2008
Sir Trevor Brooking's controversial interview in The Times yesterday has touched a raw nerve in the game, with Lord Mawhinney, the chairman of the Football League, stopping just short of demanding the dismissal of the FA's director of football development.
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Football: FA names board for World Cup 2018 bid
The Guardian (Free subscription) | 13/10/2008
The FA have selected David Gill and Lord Mawhinney to head England's plug for World Cup 2018
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Duo join World Cup board
Skysports.com (Free subscription) | 12/10/2008
David Gill and Lord Mawhinney will be part of Lord Triesman's England 2018 Limited executive board.
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FA confirm Gill and Mawhinney are on board for 2018 World Cup bid
Daily Mail online | Sport (Free subscription) | 12/10/2008
The FA have confirmed Manchester United chief executive David Gill and Football League chairman Lord Mawhinney will both be on the England 2018 Ltd executive board.
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Gill & Mawhinney join 2018 board
BBC Sport (Free subscription) | 12/10/2008
David Gill and Lord Mawhinney have joined England's 2018 World Cup board.
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Gill & Mawhinney join 2018 board
BBC News (Free subscription) | 12/10/2008
David Gill and Lord Mawhinney have joined England's 2018 World Cup board.
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Football: David Gill and Lord Mawhinney confirmed on FA's World Cup board
The Guardian (Free subscription) | 12/10/2008
The Football Association have appointed David Gill and Lord Mawhinney to the executive board in charge of the World Cup 2018 bid
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FA confirm World Cup board members
TEAMtalk (Free subscription) | 12/10/2008
The FA have confirmed David Gill and Lord Mawhinney will both be on Lord Triesman's England 2018 Limited executive board.
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Amos lobbying for England to host World Cup
Guyana 360 (Free subscription) | 08/10/2008
Labour peer Baroness Amos is the latest person to join the FA management board for the 2018 World Cup campaign, ensuring there will be a majority of politicians on the nine-strong team. FA and 2018 chairman Lord Triesman already had Football League chairman Lord Mawhinney as well as Minister of Sport Gerry Sutcliffe and government envoy Richard Caborn in his 2018 'Cabinet'. Remarkably, he then decided...
