Romeo Jozak, the new president of CFF's Technical committee, plans to hold a meeting in the next few days.

The new president of Croatian Football Federation's Technical Committee, Romeo Jozak, plans to get things moving in the football coaches' waters.

"I don't see my function as just a title: my goal is to open expert discussions on CFF level, and with it the strategies for the development of Croatian football.  The current situation is dire: we haven't convened is almost four years now! This has to be changed."

"If you compare that with our colleagues from other football federations in Europe and the world, who get together at least once a month, you can clearly see how far behind we are. We will hold meetings at least once a month and every decision will be coordinated with the coaching authorities in Croatia. Only then will they be passed on for confirmation to CFF's Executive board."

Jozak says the Croatian coaching scene needs to be put in a positive light, and that it shouldn't be connected to, or deal with, the problems CFF has faced in the last few months. He plans to make the workings of Technical committee open to the public:

"The public will be informed of our decisions and ideas, it is imperative we create a positive environment in football, which is currently lacking. Croatia needs a football revolution!"