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Newly appointed Football Association president, Peter Robinson, has said he is not interested in taking up the position.

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Rio Ferdinand has ruled out becoming the FA's candidate for British vice-president on FIFA's executive next year. Sports Agenda revealed last month that the 35-year-old was in the FA's thoughts for a position which would have made him the first playing member of world football’s most important committee. But Ferdinand has insisted that now is not the time, although he did not rule out taking up the position at some point in the future. Defender Rio Ferdinand pictured in action for QPR against West Ham at Upton Park on Sunday . Ferdinand told the Today programme on BBC Radio 4: 'Sepp’s not called me yet, so I don’t think now’s the time. 'All my eggs are in one basket with playing for QPR and trying to stay in the Premier League. Who knows in the future?' 'I’d have the conversation, definitely.' The role will became vacant next year when Northern Ireland's Jim Boyce, who took on the role in 2011, steps down. Jim Boyce (left) will step down as FIFA's British vice-president in 2015 after four years in the role .