article_snippet: As soon as Harry Kane began celebrating Harry Kane debut England goal after Harry Kane hurricane entry into international football, the TV cameras flashed to the VIP box and caught FA chairman Greg Dyke beaming with a smug grin then turning to someone in the row behind.
article_snippet: I've no idea exactly what FA chairman Greg Dyke said.
article_snippet: But FA chairman Greg Dyke was quite entitled to chortle: 'Now that just goes to prove my point.'
article_snippet: Earlier in the week, FA chairman Greg Dyke announced bold plans to raise the quota of home grown players in 25-man Premier League squads from eight to 12.
article_snippet: FA chairman Greg Dyke (left) shows FA chairman Greg Dyke delight after young striker Harry Kane finds the back of the net for England .
article_snippet: FA chairman Greg Dyke also wants to see a reduction in work permits given to non EU players of 'mediocre' standard.
article_snippet: But FA chairman Greg Dyke's idea is sound.
article_snippet: FA chairman Greg Dyke argues that there could be a lot more Harry Kanes out there but their chances of breaking through are being blocked by, in some cases, an obsession with overseas players at some clubs.
article_snippet: FA chairman Greg Dyke argues Premier League could have Harry Kanes Harry Kanes by raising the quota of homegrown players .
article_snippet: Emmanuel Adebayor, who has long been coasting on the gravy train, was just one player in FA chairman Greg Dyke way.
article_snippet: Those Premier League owners who object to Dyke's plan should take a step back and consider a step could make economic sense for Those Premier League owners who object to Dyke's plan and not just boost the pool for the national team.