• FAW chief executive says points are 'a must'• Gareth Bale an injury doubt with heel problem Chris Coleman has come under increased pressure to end a run of four consecutive defeats after Jonathan Ford, the Football Association of Wales chief executive, described getting the first World Cup qualifying points on the board in the upcoming fixtures against Scotland and Croatia as "a must". Ford said that the FAW were "100%" behind Coleman and acknowledged "it was always going to be ...
• FAW chief executive says points are 'a must'• Gareth Bale an injury doubt with heel problem Chris Coleman has come under increased pressure to end a run of four consecutive defeats after Jonathan Ford, the Football Association of Wales chief executive, described getting the first World Cup qualifying points on the board in the upcoming fixtures against Scotland and Croatia as "a must". Ford said that the FAW were "100%" behind Coleman and acknowledged "it was always going to be ...
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