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Meanings of The Football Association in English

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Usage of The Football Association in English
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He has and deserves the full support of The Football Association, Dyke said.
The Guardian
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Soccer: The Football Association of Wales have confirmed that Wales manager Gary Speed has died.
The Irish Times
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Soccer: The Football Association of Wales will name the successor to Gary Speed as national team manager tomorrow.
The Irish Times
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Soccer: The Football Association of Ireland has denied reports of a ticketing fiasco relating to sales of their premium level seats.
The Irish Times
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Soccer: The Football Association of Ireland have lined up a friendly with World Cup semi-finallists Uruguay for March of next year.
The Irish Times
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Soccer: The Football Association of Ireland has expressed an interest in hosting the European Championship finals in 2020 alongside Scotland and Wales.
The Irish Times
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Soccer: The Football Association of Wales has denied reports a decision on who will be the next Wales manager will be taken today.
The Irish Times
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However sources at the Football Association expressed their dissatisfaction with Fifa's punishment.
The Guardian
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Suarez immediately denied the allegations, which the Football Association are looking into.
The Irish Times
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A statement from the Football Association confirmed they were investigating the incident.
The Guardian
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The Football Association are also interested in utilising the 36-year-old's vast experience.
The Guardian
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English referees will be professional next season, the Football Association have confirmed.
The Irish Times
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How can we trust Greg Clarke and the Football Association on anything?
The Guardian
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The Football Association has struggled to build the infrastructure around the league.
The Guardian
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For the Football Association the emergence of Sass is a bitter blow.
The Guardian
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The Football Association later extended Cantona's ban following a disciplinary hearing.
The Guardian