Warner steps down from FIFA posts

Jack Warner, the man at the centre of the FIFA bribery scandal, has resigned from all his positions in international football.

Mon, 20 Jun, 2011 - 16:12

Jack Warner, the man at the centre of the FIFA bribery scandal, has resigned from all his positions in international football.

Warner, the longest-serving member of FIFA’s executive committee, had been suspended pending the outcome of a bribery inquiry.

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