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No way the U.S. would ever do something like this, and you know the technology driven FIFA people couldn't resist with blowing it over the top-It's actually quite impressive, although no one wants to go to Qatar, seriously.
Avg temp in July- 96 degree with highs up 120. Warm up your heat-related deaths, mother fuckers!
He said FIFA vice-president Jack Warner asked for money - suggested to be £2.5m - to build an education centre in Trinidad with the cash to be channelled through him, and later £500,000 to buy Haiti's World Cup TV rights for the earthquake-hit nation, also to go through Warner.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-1385475/Lord-Triesman-alleges-FIFA-members-wanted-favours-votes.htmlwould be great for the game if Warner lost his spot on top of CONCACAF QuoteHe said FIFA vice-president Jack Warner asked for money - suggested to be £2.5m - to build an education centre in Trinidad with the cash to be channelled through him, and later £500,000 to buy Haiti's World Cup TV rights for the earthquake-hit nation, also to go through Warner.
United States official Chuck Blazer, Warner's longtime ally and CONCACAF general secretary, reported the allegations to FIFA."In view of the facts alleged in this report, which include bribery allegations, FIFA secretary general Jerome Valcke ... requested the FIFA ethics committee to open ethics proceedings,'' the soccer body said in a statement Wednesday.FIFA said the bribery allegations related to bin Hammam's meeting with Caribbean soccer leaders on May 10-11 in Warner's native Trinidad to lobby for support."This meeting was linked to the upcoming FIFA presidential election,'' FIFA said.