FA Council Representation
Each County Football Association is represented by one of its members on the FA Council.
| Association | Representative |
|---|---|
| Amateur Football Alliance | M Brown |
| Army | Major W T E Thomson |
| Bedfordshire | P D Brown |
| Berks & Bucks | J A Christopher |
| Birmingham | R J Wood |
| Cambridgeshire | J W Coad ATII |
| Cambridge University | Dr J A Little |
| Cheshire | D Edmunds |
| Cornwall | G Lee |
| Cumberland | J A Murphy |
| Derbyshire | K Compton |
| Devon | D J Henson |
| Dorset | P S Hough |
| Durham | P Maguire |
| East Riding | D Johnson |
| English Schools | J A Read |
| Essex | M B Game |
| Gloucestershire | R F Burden FCIB, MBCS, FRSA |
| Hampshire | E J Ward |
| Herefordshire | R J Perks |
| Hertfordshire | R G Kibble |
| Huntingdonshire | M Frost |
| Independent Schools | D R Elleray |
| Kent | P C B Smith |
| Lancashire | D J Lewin |
| Leicestershire & Rutland | J Folwell |
| Lincolnshire | R C Jackson |
| Liverpool | F L J Hunter |
| London | A J Sharples |
| Manchester | J B Halford |
| Middlesex | P J Clayton |
| Norfolk | R J Howlett JP |
| Northamptonshire | B Walden |
| North Riding | K Boyer |
| Northumberland | R E Maughan |
| Nottinghamshire | J J Waterall |
| Oxfordshire | D Hovard |
| Oxford University | R Tur |
| Royal Air Force | Sqn Ldr J France |
| Royal Navy | Lt Cdr S G Vasey RN |
| Sheffield and Hallamshire | P Jackson |
| Shropshire | D J Simpson |
| Somerset | A P Hockley |
| Staffordshire | B J Adshead |
| Suffolk | W M Steward |
| Surrey | R S Lewis |
| Sussex | P R Bentley |
| Westmorland | G Aplin |
| West Riding | G R Carter, JP |
| Wiltshire | M G Benson |
| Women's Football Conference | Mrs S Hough |
| Worcestershire | M R Leggett |
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