OPINION: Marketing Society - FA can't favour top clubs at the amateurs' loss

PAUL BARBER, director of marketing and communications at the FA and a member of The Marketing Society, Marketing, 24 October 2002, 12:00AM

At a time of relative turbulence for the football industry, the FA's mission to lead the successful development of football at every level is a critical reminder of our priorities.

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