FAR FROM quitting, Barbados Football Association (BFA) president Ronald Jones says he would be happy to make a higher kick in the sport.
The Confederation of North, Central American and Caribbean Association Football (CONCACAF)?is set to elect a replacement for former president
Jack Warner on May 23 when it stages a congress simultaneously with the annual FIFA?Congress in Budapest, Hungary.
Honduran Alfredo Hawitt has been serving as interim president after the removal of veteran Barbadian administrator Lisle Austin. Captain Horace Burrell and Jeff Webb, who head the federations in Jamaica and the Cayman Islands, respectively, have expressed an interest in the top post.
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