article_snippet: Meanwhile, Greg Dyke is hopeful that Greg Dyke will not have to force Premier League teams to accept Greg Dyke proposed changes to the homegrown talent rules.
article_snippet: Greg Dyke wants to increase the minimum number of players per club that have been trained in England for a period of three seasons before their 21st birthday from eight to 12, as part of a strategy to get more Englishmen playing regularly in the top flight.
article_snippet: Greg Dyke explained, 'This is not something we want to enforce.
article_snippet: What we would like is to have a discussion with the clubs, with the leagues, 'these are we ideas, these are these ideas,' it's exactly what we did on overseas players outside of Europe
article_snippet: Greg Dyke wants to increase the number of homegrown players required at each Premier League club .
article_snippet: Greg Dyke hopes that more players like Harry Kane (left) can go on to play regular first-team football for more players like Harry Kane (left) club .
article_snippet: England manager Roy Hodgson (left) discusses tactics with first team coach Gary Neville (right)
highlights_snippet: Greg Dyke has echoed QPR director of football
highlights_snippet: Greg Dyke says the FA are reviewing a number of strategies to help tackle racism .
  
highlights_snippet: Meanwhile, Les Ferdinand's the FA is also looking to increase the number of homegrown players required at each Premier League club from eight to 12 .