Sam Allardyce is on the brink of being sacked as England manager. Allardyce was pushed closer to the exit door after being summoned to Wembley for crisis talks with FA chiefs.
And it is understood that Allardyce will struggle to survive the grilling over the undercover sting by the Daily Telegraph.
Former Sunderland boss Allardyce's remarks about bending the FA's rules on third party ownership are particularly damning.
One lawyer suggested to the Mirror Sport that there is enough grounds for dismissal.
The talks at Wembley involved FA chairman Greg Clarke and chief executive Martin Glenn and there is a growing feeling that Allardyce will go.
Allardyce is under severe pressure after agreeing a £400,000 bogus contract to do after dinner speaking but his remarks made to two undercover reporters posing as businessmen are far worse.
He mocked former England boss Roy Hodgson's speech impediment and questioned Gary Neville's role.
But the remarks on third party ownership have gone down very badly and one source told Mirror Sport that they believe the FA will sack him.
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