article_snippet: FA chairman Greg Dyke will be under pressure to explain FA chairman Greg Dyke campaign for more homegrown players .
article_snippet: Meanwhile, FA chairman Greg Dyke has tended to keep quiet in PL meetings, but FA chairman Greg Dyke will be under pressure on Thursday to explain FA chairman Greg Dyke campaign for more homegrown players in PL squads to help the national team.
article_snippet: FA chairman Greg Dyke has strong backing from UEFA for this initiative, which hasn’t been supported by the PL representatives on the FA board.
article_snippet: The Football League are taking a lot longer than promised to probe the Financial Fair Play returns of Leicester and QPR.
article_snippet: The Leicester issue centres on a Far East marketing deal to offset losses, agreed with a Sheffield agency owned by former The Football League chairman Sir Dave Richards and his son.
article_snippet: And investigating QPR owner Tony Fernandes writing off £60million of debts to counter massive breaching of FFP limits is proving hard enough without the extra difficulties of CEO Phil Beard having left the club and finance director Rebecca Caplehorn moving to Spurs.