FA chairman Greg Dyke has called for a public debate between the four candidates for the FIFA presidency and offered to host the event at Wembley . Dyke made his wish for a TV inquisition known during an awkward weekend in Sepp Blatter ’ s company at the rules-deciding IFAB meeting in Belfast . The FA have made clear their strong opposition to the FIFA president serving a fifth term . Meanwhile , in a separate move , Sky and the BBC have made a joint approach to Blatter and rivals Prince Ali of Jordan , Luis Figo and Michael van Praag to stage such an event . FA chairman Greg Dyke has called for a public debate between the four candidates for the FIFA presidency . The TV networks — through leading sports news broadcasters Paul Kelso and Richard Conway — have written to the contestants outlining their ambitious proposals for a live , hour-long debate in the UK with an audience of fans representing all 209 FIFA member nations . This fans ’ congress would provide questions , with others drawn from football supporters via the Sky and BBC websites , and Facebook , to ensure maximum interaction . All four challengers have been promised equal time and emphasis to present their manifestos and visions for FIFA ’ s future . Blatter has yet to respond to the Sky-BBC letter but it is highly unlikely he ’ ll agree to such public exposure . His three opponents will all be in favour . Sepp Blatter has yet to respond to the Sky-BBC letter but it is unlikely he ’ ll agree to such public exposure . The official photo of the IFAB summit shows Greg Dyke seated between , of all people , Sepp Blatter and Thailand ’ s Worawi Makudi , whose presence at Belfast ’ s Cullodon Hotel as a representative of the Asian Football Confederation was bizarre in the extreme . Makudi has an acrimonious history with the FA and is under investigation by FIFA ’ s ethics committee for breaching World Cup bid rules . It ’ s understood Makudi played no part in the rules debate . FIFA said Makudi was selected by the AFC to attend and is innocent of any code violations until found guilty . The home nations are in disagreement as to whose turn it is to take the FIFA British vice-presidency . The 2011 gentlemen ’ s agreement between the four home nations , which declares it is Wales ’ s turn to take the FIFA British vice-presidency , continues to cause ructions . The three other countries believe the agreement was nullified by a new statute that has all UEFA associations involved in the vote at the Congress later this month . But Welsh president Trefor Lloyd-Hughes says he has a signed contract in his possession that declares no change can be made in the rotation pledge unless there is unanimous agreement . Meanwhile , England ’ s David Gill , persuaded by UEFA president Michel Platini to stand for that FIFA place against Lloyd-Hughes , has written to all UEFA countries outlining his plans . To spice up their battle , Wales are still annoyed that a UEFA ExCo , including Gill , voted for Hampden Park over the Millennium Stadium as one of 13 venues to stage Euro 2020 . It ’ s believed Gill rated the Cardiff venue higher . General secretary Alex Horne left the FA at the end of January but has not yet been replaced . Greg Dyke and David Gill , who are on the nominations panel choosing the FA ’ s next chief executive , were coy over the weekend about how far they have progressed in finding general secretary Alex Horne ’ s replacement . However , it ’ s understood the selection has been made after final interviews last week and an announcement is imminent . Zimbabwe 's Sean Williams celebrates taking the wicket of Umar Akmal during their World Cup match . BBC ON STICKY WICKET . BBC Sport ’ s live text reporting of Pakistan ’ s World Cup victory over Zimbabwe seems to have relied heavily on rival website Cricinfo . Umar Akmal ’ s dismissal , bowled by Sean Williams , was described in the following way on Cricinfo : ‘ Akmal made it look an even better delivery than it actually was , because he had moved inside the line and was trying to push that inside-out through cover. ’ The licence-fee-funded BBC , who had just changed commentators , wrote : ‘ Akmal made it look an even better delivery than it actually was , because he had moved inside the line and was trying to push that inside out through cover. ’ Exactly the same . A BBC spokeswoman said : ‘ The line should have been credited . This was a simple human error. ’ The post-11pm peak viewing audience of two million on ITV for the Carl Frampton fight on Saturday has left the network intent on showing more live boxing . Television network ITV are determined to show more live boxing after seeing recent viewing figures .
Greg Dyke wants a public debate between the four candidates for the Cricinfo presidency and has offered to host it at Wembley Stadium . BBC and Sky are also keen to host a debate between the candidates . The home nations are in disagreement as to whose turn it is to take the Cricinfo British vice-presidency . BBC appear to have plagiarised FIFA in an online live text report .