President of the Football Association FIFA attacks: "corrupt for 40 years"

Greg Dyke, president of the English Football Association, played down accusations Blatter


The president of the Football Association (FA), Greg Dyke, is an outspoken critic to the paths taken by FIFA under Sepp Blatter command. The topper came back to attack the world football body on Wednesday to talk about the direction of the organization that begins to define details of election to be held on February 26 and will define the successor to the Swiss leader.

Blatter rival, the British denies having received any payment from the leader, a story that would rival party during their FIFA clearance process. The value of this transfer would be $ 8 million. Greg Dyke questions Blatter's ability to make accusations.

"Everyone knows that FIFA is a corrupt organization for over 40 years. Nothing Blatter says surprises me. He said he wanted a World Cup in Russia and had fixated on this before the vote, it looked like he was in a covenant" said Greg Dyke.

England, system critical implemented by Blatter in Fifa allowing the Swiss to stay in power since 1998, thanks to the vote of small associations, defended himself from accusations of "neo-colonialism".


The country argues Michel Platini in charge, so that the French can take over and reorganize the organization. "" The conversation with Platini is easy. The entendimiento is greater than with Blatter and this makes FIFA is closest to the different organizations ", said the Englishman, who denied that the Federation could inherit the World Cup to Russia (2018) and Qatar (2022) lose the right to host the competition.