Lord Treisman accuses FIFA Vice President Jack Warner, no stranger to the stench of dirty cash, of demanding £2.5 million in exchange for casting his vote in favour of the doomed England 2018 World Cup bid. It's not as bad as it sounds though, he was going to build a school in Trinidad with the cash once it had been chanelled through his grubby hands - and he planned to have his own offices built in the school as well.
Presumably FIFA's corruption academy has had to seek alternative accommodation
Other selected FIFA delegates were allegedly prepared to vote for us as well - at a price. The man from Paraguay insisted on a knighthood, Brazil's representative was open to any offers and Thailand's finest would do it provided he could pocket the TV cash generated by a conveniently arranged friendly game against England in Bangkok.
Sepp Blatter has promised to investigate . . . . . zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz
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