With the Premier League clubs unhappy at the existing structure in which the commercial revenue garnered from deals with for the FA Cup and the England teams, the FA Executive Board will review a proposal which takes much of the power away from Crozier and hands it to a new Professional Game Board.
Sure to face a torrid time during the meeting, Crozier's position heading up the FA is becomingly increasingly precarious and he may have to cede to some of the Premier League clubs demands if he is to keep his job.
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The FA Executive Board meets today with chief executive Adam Crozier under extreme pressure and plans afoot for wholesale changes in the governing structure of English soccer.
