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FFA Congress and FFA Board need to take decisive action if they want to prove they've learned something from the Alen Stajcic debacle

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FFA should show respect for football heritage and eschew a battle about a small Italian flag on a playing shirt

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FFA has voted for the incumbent AFC President three times

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Just when you thought things couldn't get any worse for FFA ....

The FFA Board's first 100 days has been marred by two big decisions not originally of their making - with one managed appallingly from the s

The things we know about the Alen Stajcic decision still do not explain why it was taken.

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