Blatter vows not to avenge FA move

Sepp Blatter insisted he would not make England pay for their failed attempt to stop him being re-elected as FIFA president unopposed.

Thu, 02 Jun, 2011 - 08:24

Sepp Blatter insisted he would not make England pay for their failed attempt to stop him being re-elected as FIFA president unopposed.

The Football Association tried to have the election postponed yesterday but the move was heavily defeated at the FIFA Congress.

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