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‘Alliance’ to Challenge Professional Game Academy Teams in FA Women’s National League – Football in Berkshire
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‘Alliance’ to challenge Professional Game Academy teams in FA Women’s National League – Football in Berkshire
Ascot United and Maidenhead United are two of 52 FA Women's National League clubs who have signed a letter sent to the Football Association raising concerns at proposals to introduce top tier Professional Game Academy (PGA) teams into their system.
The Case For Professional Game Academy Teams Entering The Women’s Nationals League
It has been a few weeks since Tom Garry of The Guardian revealed that The Football Association (FA) is considering proposals that would allow four Women’s Super League (WSL) Professional Game Academy (PGA) teams to join the FA Women’s National League (WNL) Premier Divisions, the third tier of the women’s football pyramid, from 2027. The PGAs would be selected on the strength of their academies and their contribution to developing English talent.…
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