LONDON (AP) -- English soccer leaders are drawing inspiration from former U.S. President John F. Kennedy's challenge to send a man to the moon as the country tries to end its World Cup title drought.
Martin Glenn, a former food company executive, started work this week as chief executive of the Football Association and has made winning the 2022 World Cup a ''majority priority.''
''The awkward thing about World Cups is that a lot of other teams want to win it as well but I really support that goal,'' Glenn said on the FA website. ''When John F.