PFAI Says Appearance Of FAI Board Members Before Oireachtas Committee Was A "New Low" For Irish Football
The body that represents professional footballers in Ireland says there's "something rotten in the state of the FAI".
In a statement, the PFAI says the appearance of FAI board members before the Oireachtas Sport Committee this week was a "new low" for Irish football.
Former CEO John Delaney repeatedly refused to answer questions about a 100 thousane euro loan he gave the organisation in 2017.
Former Irish international John Giles has also been critical - but believes Delaney's move from CEO to Executive Vice-President is vital for Irish football:
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