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SCUNNY CHIEF’S BACKED FOR FA BOARD

By Tom Blackett
THE EFL have confirmed that board member James Rodwell will continue to represent EFL clubs on the FA board this season.
Following recent FA governance reforms, the EFL is now able to nominate only one representative to the FA board and Rodwell’s appointment was confirmed unanimously at last week’s EFL board meeting.
In addition, the EFL and the Premier League will jointly appoint a third board member to represent both organisations in due course.
Rodwell was first appointed onto the FA board in 2016 and has been an EFL director since 2013. He will continue to fu...

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