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JFF secures FIFA approval for second Goal Project and confirms National Stadium as an approved venue for World Cup Qualifier
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The head of the FIFA Competitions Services Department, Gordon Savic, confirmed that the Jamaica National Stadium in Kingston has been approved for the World Cup Qualifier against The Bahamas on June 15. The stadium was among those approved by FIFA during an 18-month worldwide inspection of facilities. |
April 27, 2008
The Jamaica Football Federation's (JFF) request to relocate the unfinished FIFA Goal Project and Football Academy from Malvern, St Elizabeth was approved in principle by FIFA, as they agreed to grant a second Goal Project to be constructed at a new venue.
This is a big step forward for the project as in 2006, the JFF administration led by former president Crenston Boxhill, received funds from FIFA towards the original project which was never completed. Some of the issues that led to an unsuccessful first project included a stop order being put on building at the location due to a lack of adequate documentation, no formal agreement existing with the JFF and Munro for use of football fields, and a concern regarding water being provided in the remote area.
FIFA was also in favor of extending courses for administrators at the parish level and providing technical assistance and help with youth development courses planned for both Kingston and Montego Bay....More in the News | More in the forum
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