Qatar denies Bin Hammam paid to secureA
by admin on Jul.28, 2011, under Uncategorized
Qatar denies Bin Hammam paid to secure the votes of members of FIFA. London, May 11 () .- The president of the Confederation Asita of football and running for president of FIFA, the taste Mohamed bin Hammam, neg accusations today that his country page in exchange for votes to be elected based World 2022.
"I can assure you none of this took place on our part. If someone wants daar our reputation, will have to provide evidence., everquest 2 platinum, You can not accuse people simply as" Bin Hammam explained from Doha to Brits agency Press Association.
ste replied as one of the allegations made in Parliament yesterday Brits. Deputy Damian Collins presented the report submitted by the newspaper "Sunday Times" on its investigation on the corruption within FIFA.
According to The session explained in yesterday's parliamentary Collins, the paper, sto credits, seal to cameruns Issa Hayatou and Jacques marfileo ANOUMA, both members of FIFA, as beneficiaries of a payment of 1.5 million euro before the election of the venues for the World Cup 2018 and 2022, held last December 2.
According to the newspaper Brits, these two members accepted money in exchange for pledging to give their vote to, eve isk for sale, the nomination of Qatar, finally designated to host the 2022 World Cup.
The congressman made audience the main conclusions of the report, which reveals that Qatar even hired a person responsible for setting the economic value of agreements with African members of FIFA willing to guarantee their votes to candidacy .
However, Bin Hammam said today that "everything that did not happen." "They are okay to say something, try to damaging the reputation of someone, but the test Where is it" Snapped this one, to compete with Joseph Blatter the upcoming June 1 for presiding FIFA.
The sample record their plans to expand the executive committee, 24 to 43 members, and create a "transparency committee" to oversee the FIFA independent, two projects which, in his opinion, the restaurarn confidence-based body Zrich.
At the same session of questions and answers on Tuesday at the Chamber of Commons (Lower Chamber Brits) in London, former president of the Federation English football (FA) Lord Triesman, has revived the debate and controversy over the possible corrupcin within FIFA.
