Eriksson comes out fighting in effort to save his job
With speculation growing that the Swede would be dismissed for gross misconduct next Thursday as a result of the PR shambles that accompanied revelations of his affair with secretary Faria Alam, Eriksson has launched a counter-offensive. He claims he neither 'confirmed nor denied' the relationship and was not consulted about the incorrect statements which angered FA chairman Geoff Thompson.
The move comes 48 hours after Thompson confirmed a special meeting of the 12-man FA board would sit in judgment on the matter next Thursday, once the findings of the 'urgent inquiry' he felt compelled to set up were known.
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