Bin Hammam claims conspiracy against his presidency bid

Mohamed Bin Hammam today claimed there was “increasing evidence of a conspiracy” to stop him running for FIFA president.

Bin Hammam claims conspiracy against his presidency bid
Fri, 27 May, 2011 - 17:20

Mohamed Bin Hammam today claimed there was “increasing evidence of a conspiracy” to stop him running for FIFA president.

The 62-year-old who is running against Sepp Blatter insisted the bribery charge against him was nothing but a “tawdry manoeuvre” to discredit him.

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