FIFA Vice President Jack Warner, in response to the St Lucian media following the initiation of their FIFA Goal Project on Friday, on questions of the reports in Trinidad and Tobago about an alleged ticketing scandal for its World Cup matches, has said that he has nothing to worry about regarding the false allegations.
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FIFA, the world governing body for football, continues to distance itself from the business dealings of its own vice-president and Trinidad and Tobago Football Federation (T&TFF) president Jack Warner after revealing that Simpaul's Travel Company's 2006 World Cup ticket package was improper according to its guidelines.
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THE recent public attacks on FIFA Vice-President and Special Advisor to the Trinidad and Tobago Football Federation, Jack Warner, were both unprecedented and unwarranted.
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Sports writer Lasana Liburd who put FIFA vice- president Jack Warner on the spot has been denied accreditation for the World Cup finals by the Trinidad and Tobago Football Federation (T&TFF).
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I don’t know, but people are saying that after his unjustified attack on Express reporter Lasana Liburd, Jack Warner’s remaining credibility is now in serious jeopardy.
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IT is amazing how easily TTFF Media gets John Public to sidetrack itself from important issues by publishing one red herring after the other.
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The following is the full address as presented by Jack Warner in
response to allegations made against him and his family during a
three-part series in the Trinidad Express on december 25, 26 and 7,
2005. The Media Conference was held on Tuesday January 3, 2006 at the
Crowne Plaza, Port of Spain.
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A minor adjustment on the website of Simpaul's Travel has raised eyebrows internationally as FIFA acknowledged the issue regarding Trinidad and Tobago's distribution of 2006 World Cup tickets earlier this week.
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