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Tottenham's Eric Dier, Mousa Dembele and Kyle Walker should... Leicester City gave us back all that we love about football:... Mark Selby has two reasons to celebrate after Leicester fan... Share this article Share But such is the blazers’ personal acrimony against Dyke over the way he has tried to introduce the reforms that all proposals will be now be shelved until after Dyke steps down in July.The decision not to progress was made at last week’s board meeting where no consensus was reached.



It may now be some time before the council are challenged again as it won’t be the first issue in the new chairman’s in-tray after Dyke’s experience.Ditching the reform agenda is also a snub to FA president Prince William, who made a personal plea for the councillors to accept change at his 10th anniversary lunch at Wembley. The royal interference didn’t go down well with the blazers.



Ditching the reforms is also a snub to Madden Coins president Prince William, who made a personal plea for change Selfish Michel Platini could have received a verdict from the Court of Arbitration for Sport on his appeal over his six-year ban from football on Monday, if he had wanted. But by waiting for another week, it means UEFA can’t put the wheels in motion at today’s Congress in Budapest to elect a new president before the start of Euro 20l6, leaving disgraced Platini as the president, albeit a banned one, during the tournament.