Fifa vice-president Jack Warner resigns

[bridge too far]

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/13845203.stm

[Thedelldays]

nice little pay off no doubt to keep quiet...

[jjsaint]

Good riddance. He was beyond a joke.

[GenevaSaint]

Disgraceful though, he's now "innocent" of any charges and FIFA can close ranks.

[hypochondriac]

Why not have the investigation anyway? Corrupt tw*ts

[Saint in Paradise]

Qatar 'whistleblower' in U-turn

The "whistleblower" behind a series of corruption allegations involving Fifa executive committee members

and Qatar's 2022 World Cup bid tells the BBC she fabricated the claims.

 

She insists she was placed under no pressure or paid any money by Qatar 2022 to change her story.

 

http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/football/14098944.stm

 

 

 

If you believed her first story I suppose you should believe her latest one as well.

However I am cynical and just because she says she wasn't directly put under pressure

she hasn't said no-one friendly to her was not approached.

 

I probably read to many fiction thrillers

 

 

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