PART TWO
THE REGULATIONS
Our second set of changes revolves around regulating the game of football. Regulations prevent unfair advantages and generally protect clubs, players, and other footballing entities. The following five proposed regulations not only protect clubs and players, but also help to foster talent growth and competition.
PART THREE
THE COMPETITIONS
Our third set of changes revolves around footballing competitions. Some of these competitions have been around for decades; take for instance the F.A. Cup, in England — it officially began in 1871! The following proposals are designed to reduce or streamline all the various types of footballing competitions that are, in my opinion, damaging the game of football today.
PART FOUR
THE ADMINISTRATION
Our fourth set of changes revolves around the body of government that rules over the sport of football – FIFA.
PART FIVE
THE FINANCES
Our fifth and final set of changes revolves around the economics of the sport of football. Money is king. There are billions to be made in the world of football these days, yet, I don’t think that the money is going where it is needed at the professional level — this is my focus for today’s article — the amateur level will be addressed some other day.