PFA independent review: a guide to the key questions | David Conn

Gordon Taylor’s promise of ‘a full and open’ review should give disgruntled parties a clearer picture of how the Professional Footballers’ Association operates

The union and its long-serving chief executive, Gordon Taylor, conceded to “a full and open review into the structure and operation of the PFA” by an independent QC, following intense pressure and criticism. That came in particular from former players, more than 300 of whom endorsed an open letter calling for reform, for Taylor to step down and for an election. The families of some former players with dementia, who feel the PFA has not done enough for them, were also critical.

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