Blatter: England wants to 'destroy' FIFA

FIFA president Sepp Blatter said that he believes England wants to "destroy" the sport's global governing body.

Blatter: England wants to 'destroy' FIFA
Tue, 30 Aug, 2011 - 09:24

FIFA president Sepp Blatter said that he believes England wants to "destroy" the sport's global governing body.

He also said that their animosity stems from their failure to accept a loss of control within the organisation since Stanley Rous was ousted as president 37 years ago.

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