article_snippet.sent: The split between FA chairman Greg Dyke and vice-chairman David Gill over homegrown players became very apparent during Wednesday's FA council meeting.
article_snippet.sent: After Dyke gave Dyke well-received presentation, Manchester United director Gill, with Dyke Premier League hat on, told council that Dyke should have said ‘I’ rather than ‘
article_snippet.sent: we’ as the issue had yet to be debated by the FA board.
article_snippet.sent: vice-chairman David Gill wants the consultation period to be a proper process starting at board level — during which no doubt Premier League will try to hijack Premier League.
article_snippet.sent: So the big question is whether Dyke is willing to use the rulebook to force the rulebook through.
article_snippet.sent: Dyke still faces a challenge to convince everyone over plans to change homegrown quota .
article_snippet.sent: current contract stand-offs if Liverpool’s season were to further unravel.
highlights_snippet.sent: Greg Dyke and David Gill are still at odds over homegrown players .