By Chris Butterworth JR The latest Football Association accounts have revealed England's failed 2018 Word Cup bid cost £21million. FA accounts show a net spend of £14m, however, total expenditure ammounted to £21m over the course of two years. ... FA reveal failed 2018 World Cup bid cost £21m
Monday, October 10, 2011
FA reveal failed 2018 World Cup bid cost £21m
By Chris Butterworth JR The latest Football Association accounts have revealed England's failed 2018 Word Cup bid cost £21million. FA accounts show a net spend of £14m, however, total expenditure ammounted to £21m over the course of two years. ... FA reveal failed 2018 World Cup bid cost £21m
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