Even before FIFA, it is CONCACAF that needs reform
Chuck Blazer's, FIFA's USA member whistleblowing has irked the CFU
In all of the talk of FIFA "reform" and "breakaways", let us not lose sight of CONCACAF as one of the most dysfunctional regional associations.
After all, this "crisis" was precipitated by Chuck Blazer's whistleblowing of $40,000 bribes being paid out in a meeting of the Caribbean Football Union (CFU) arranged by Jack Warner in lieu of votes for Mohammed Bin Hammam, the challenger to Sepp Blatter.
Soccerblog @ Jun 1, 2011 9:36 AM EDT | Blog Profile
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- Jack Warner suspended by FIFA
