The full extent of FIFA’s duplicity
over arch rogue Jack Warner escaping bribery charges has been laid bare
by a leaked report of the ethics committee inquiry into the scandal.
The damning findings produced ‘comprehensive, convincing and overwhelming evidence’ that both executive committee members Warner and Mohamed Bin Hammam were guilty of the cash-for-votes allegations.
And FIFA, who have lost all credibility as world football’s ruling body, knew about these firm conclusions before they announced last Monday that they had dropped all investigations into Warner
following his resignation and that ‘the presumption of innocence is maintained’.
Warner had quit all his international positions in football on seeing a copy of the report that described him as being ‘an accessory to corruption’, clearly jumping before he was pushed and getting the cosiest of deals in return from FIFA
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The damning findings produced ‘comprehensive, convincing and overwhelming evidence’ that both executive committee members Warner and Mohamed Bin Hammam were guilty of the cash-for-votes allegations.
And FIFA, who have lost all credibility as world football’s ruling body, knew about these firm conclusions before they announced last Monday that they had dropped all investigations into Warner
following his resignation and that ‘the presumption of innocence is maintained’.
Warner had quit all his international positions in football on seeing a copy of the report that described him as being ‘an accessory to corruption’, clearly jumping before he was pushed and getting the cosiest of deals in return from FIFA
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