Punjab Govt had sealed PFF House, evicting Ashfaq Shah group, on 'nonpayment of lease dues' and for PFF renting out a portion of the building as a 'violation of lease agreement'
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Former coach Nogueira laments state of football in Pakistan [The News]
Pakistan's former Brazilian coach Jose Nogueira says FIFA compensated him for unpaid wages after he won cases against PFF, but feels sad over political mess in Pak football
FIFA’s unusual silence on PFF NC and its issues is deafening [Dawn]
FIFA has so far refused to comment on the most recent disclosures and disturbances disrupting the PFF Normalisation Committee
I took advice but didn’t necessarily act on it, says ex-PFF secretary [Dawn]
“I have nothing to do with PFF anymore, have no desire to have my name dragged into this, and never associated with any group or faction”
Presenting damning evidence, Ashfaq group lays into PFF NC’s working [Dawn]
Audio recordings obtained by Ashfaq Shah group from laptop of PFF Director Finance, Adnan us-Sadiq cited as 'justification' for their takeover of PFF.
Ashfaq group won’t give PFF control to FIFA NC [The News]
Press conference at PFF House discloses audio conversations from last year suggest constant internal squabbles in Normalisation Committee
Football: Red Card for Pakistan [EOS]
The fate of football in Pakistan, along with that of hundreds of young footballers, is hanging in the balance because of the power-hungry attitude of some officials of the game
Hope for positive developments [TNS]
Alam Zeb Safi sounds very hopeful of the reformed PFF Normalisation Committee and does not believe it will favour Faisal Saleh Hayat group.
FIFA appoints Haroon Malik as PFF NC chairman [The News]
NC’s members Sikandar Khattak, Col Mujahid and Asma Bilal have been replaced by Haris Azmat, Saud Azim Hashmi and former PFF senior official Shahid Khokhar.
Mishandling of national football matters [TNS]
'FIFA and AFC are responsible for the failure of the normalisation committee. They received many complaints against the committee but they did not take it seriously,' writes Alam Zeb Safi.