Warner blames media for failure of England's World Cup bid

Jack Warner has broken his silence on the 2018 World Cup vote and pinned the blame for England's defeat squarely at the door of the media investigations into FIFA.

Warner blames media for failure of England's World Cup bid
Tue, 07 Dec, 2010 - 15:19

Jack Warner has broken his silence on the 2018 World Cup vote and pinned the blame for England's defeat squarely at the door of the media investigations into FIFA.

Three days before the vote, BBC's 'Panorama' programme accused three FIFA members of bribery and also alleged FIFA vice-president Warner tried to supply ticket touts.

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