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Executing CoA's draft constitution would upend Indian pro football

SportzPower Team
Jun 27, 2022 06:06

NEW DELHI (June 03): The Supreme Court appoints. The Committee of Administrators (CoA) it sets up gets to work and ends up being more of a problem than a solution. The failed template created by the Vinod Rai-led CoA in the case of a recalcitrant Indian cricket board, that was high on talk and seriously low on worthwhile action, may well be repeated by the one that has been put in place to administer the All India Football Federation. 

IF its recommendations are implemented in full that is.

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