Jack warns of more fallout from bribery scandal

Former FIFA vice president Austin ‘Jack’ Warner has warned of more fallout from the cash-for-vote scandal, which has engulfed the international football fraternity.



Warner, who last month unexpectedly resigned as a FIFA vice-president and head of CONCACAF and the Caribbean Football Union, CFU, amidst corruption allegations, says there is more to come on the issue.



Warner made the statement following the life ban, which was issued to former Asian football head Mohamed Bin Hammam on Saturday.



Warner says the whole scenario hasn’t played out as yet and in the fullness of time everyone will see.



Bin Hammam and Warner were both suspended by FIFA’s ethics committee after being accused of offering CFU members 40 thousand US cash inducements at a meeting in Trinidad and Tobago in May.



The meeting in Trinidad and Tobago was planned just ahead of the June 1 FIFA presidential election where Bin Hammam was a candidate.