Wednesday, 25 May 2011

My, that's convenient.


Mohamed Bin Hammam and vice president Jack Warner have denied wrongdoing after Fifa opened disciplinary proceedings against them following bribery allegations.
 Blimey, FIFA sorting their house out at last?
Executive committee member Chuck Blazer has passed a report to Fifa alleging that the men attempted to bribe members of the Caribbean Football Union to secure votes for Bin Hammam in the presidential election a week today. 
Ah, I see.

So that'll be a no then. Funny isn't it, how Blatter runs this just a week before he's due to stand for re-election? Funnier still that the accused is his opponent in the election.

Don't misunderstand me, they're all as corrupt as each other, but just when you think FIFA and Blatter's stock couldn't get any lower...

Stalin would be proud if it weren't so painfully transparent.

2 comments:

Sir Henry Morgan said...

Joe didn't care if something was transparent ... the key question was 'is it deniable?'

Sir Henry Morgan said...

So I guess he would be proud?