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The prospects of the 2018 and 2022 World Cups being hosted by Russia and Qatar have been strengthened after Fifa dramatically published in full the investigation by the US prosecutor Michael Garcia into the 2010 voting process.
Long thought to contain explosive revelations after Garcia resigned in 2014 protesting that a summary published by his fellow ethics committee chairman, Hans-Joachim Eckert, misrepresented it. Anthony Rendon #6 Youth Jersey His 349-page main report contained some startling detail on the “culture of entitlement” at Fifa, but his main findings largely tallied with the thrust of Eckert’s summary.
He did find evidence of serious alleged irregularities and recommended investigation and action against several senior members of Fifa’s executive committee, including the former German player and coach Franz Beckenbauer, but did not recommend that the vote be annulled.
Qatar were found to have employed tactics familiar now including the sponsorship of the Confederation of African Football conference in Angola and the famous 2010 lunch attended by the son http://www.officialnationalshop.com/authentic-34-bryce-harper-jersey.html of the country’s emir at the time with President Nicolas Sarkozy of France and the then Uefa president Michel Platini, but not to have bought votes.
Russia’s bid to host the 2018 World Cup was found not to have fully reported all its contacts with the executive committee members, as required by the rules, but were otherwise explicitly cleared of offering any excessive gifts or “undue influence.”
The publication of the report will prompt some embarrassment within the English FA whose chairman in 2014, Greg Dyke, protested that the Eckert summary was a whitewash. The Garcia report, as reported by Eckert’s summary, [url= http://www.officialgiantsfootballs.com/Andrew-Adams-Jersey-Cheap]Andrew Adams Youth Jersey[/url] found that the England bid had sought to “curry favour” in breach of the rules with some executive committee members, in particular the notorious Trinidadian executive committee member, Jack Warner, who is now banned from football for life.
Garcia included much more detail on the finding revealed by Eckert that England’s 2018 bid had found work, at Tottenham Hotspur and at Wembley, at Warner’s request, for a young man he described as “like his adopted son”. The FA has never commented officially on the criticisms made of its conduct by Eckert.
The most striking difference between the summary Eckert published in November 2014 and the full Garcia report was in Garcia’s criticisms of Fifa’s then president Sepp Blatter, which were absent from Eckert’s summary. Garcia found no case to answer that Blatter had breached any of Fifa’s ethics codes over the fraught and suspicion-laden process that led to Russia and Qatar claiming the next two World Cup finals tournaments.
However, Garcia said explicitly that holding a vote of Fifa’s then executive committee at the same time for two different bids was vulnerable to collusion. [url= http://www.officialgiantsfootballs.com/Carl-Banks-Jersey-Cheap] http://www.officialgiantsfootballs.com/Carl-Banks-Jersey-Cheap[/url] He also found that Blatter was much more indulgent and generous towards the executive committee members than the disapproving statements of wrongdoing he made in public – even suggesting in November 2010 that they should each be paid a bonus of $200,000, including two members, Amos Adamu and Reynald Temarii, who were suspended at the time. After praising Blatter for introducing reforms, Garcia wrote: “As head of Fifa, however, President Blatter bears some responsibility for a flawed process that engendered deep public scepticism, and for presiding over an executive committee whose culture of entitlement contributed to many of the issues this report identified.”
Garcia concluded: “As the leader of Fifa, responsibility for these failings and for positive steps taken to reform the organisation resides with President Blatter.”
The ethics committee, whose “investigatory chamber” was chaired by Cornel Borbély after Garcia resigned and whose “adjudicatory chamber” was still chaired by Eckert, banned Blatter and Platini from football for malpractice in December 2015. Gianni Infantino was elected to succeed Blatter as president in February 2016 and in a statement Fifa said the new chairs of the ethics committee had decided to publish the Garcia report, as Infantino had called for, because the German magazine Bild had a leaked copy it was planning to reveal in stages. Infantino, who has said the World Cups in Russia and Qatar will go ahead, is unlikely to find the tournaments too troubled by the long-awaited publication.

xiaolan · Prof. Member Geregistreerd op: 10 Apr 2017 Berichten: 602

The prospects of the 2018 and 2022 World Cups being hosted by Russia and Qatar have been strengthened after Fifa dramatically published in full the investigation by the US prosecutor Michael Garcia into the 2010 voting process.
Long thought to contain explosive revelations after Garcia resigned in 2014 protesting that a summary published by his fellow ethics committee chairman, Hans-Joachim Eckert, misrepresented it. Anthony Rendon #6 Youth Jersey His 349-page main report contained some startling detail on the “culture of entitlement” at Fifa, but his main findings largely tallied with the thrust of Eckert’s summary.
He did find evidence of serious alleged irregularities and recommended investigation and action against several senior members of Fifa’s executive committee, including the former German player and coach Franz Beckenbauer, but did not recommend that the vote be annulled.
Qatar were found to have employed tactics familiar now including the sponsorship of the Confederation of African Football conference in Angola and the famous 2010 lunch attended by the son http://www.officialnationalshop.com/authentic-34-bryce-harper-jersey.html of the country’s emir at the time with President Nicolas Sarkozy of France and the then Uefa president Michel Platini, but not to have bought votes.
Russia’s bid to host the 2018 World Cup was found not to have fully reported all its contacts with the executive committee members, as required by the rules, but were otherwise explicitly cleared of offering any excessive gifts or “undue influence.”
The publication of the report will prompt some embarrassment within the English FA whose chairman in 2014, Greg Dyke, protested that the Eckert summary was a whitewash. The Garcia report, as reported by Eckert’s summary, [url= http://www.officialgiantsfootballs.com/Andrew-Adams-Jersey-Cheap]Andrew Adams Youth Jersey[/url] found that the England bid had sought to “curry favour” in breach of the rules with some executive committee members, in particular the notorious Trinidadian executive committee member, Jack Warner, who is now banned from football for life.
Garcia included much more detail on the finding revealed by Eckert that England’s 2018 bid had found work, at Tottenham Hotspur and at Wembley, at Warner’s request, for a young man he described as “like his adopted son”. The FA has never commented officially on the criticisms made of its conduct by Eckert.
The most striking difference between the summary Eckert published in November 2014 and the full Garcia report was in Garcia’s criticisms of Fifa’s then president Sepp Blatter, which were absent from Eckert’s summary. Garcia found no case to answer that Blatter had breached any of Fifa’s ethics codes over the fraught and suspicion-laden process that led to Russia and Qatar claiming the next two World Cup finals tournaments.
However, Garcia said explicitly that holding a vote of Fifa’s then executive committee at the same time for two different bids was vulnerable to collusion. [url= http://www.officialgiantsfootballs.com/Carl-Banks-Jersey-Cheap] http://www.officialgiantsfootballs.com/Carl-Banks-Jersey-Cheap[/url] He also found that Blatter was much more indulgent and generous towards the executive committee members than the disapproving statements of wrongdoing he made in public – even suggesting in November 2010 that they should each be paid a bonus of $200,000, including two members, Amos Adamu and Reynald Temarii, who were suspended at the time. After praising Blatter for introducing reforms, Garcia wrote: “As head of Fifa, however, President Blatter bears some responsibility for a flawed process that engendered deep public scepticism, and for presiding over an executive committee whose culture of entitlement contributed to many of the issues this report identified.”
Garcia concluded: “As the leader of Fifa, responsibility for these failings and for positive steps taken to reform the organisation resides with President Blatter.”
The ethics committee, whose “investigatory chamber” was chaired by Cornel Borbély after Garcia resigned and whose “adjudicatory chamber” was still chaired by Eckert, banned Blatter and Platini from football for malpractice in December 2015. Gianni Infantino was elected to succeed Blatter as president in February 2016 and in a statement Fifa said the new chairs of the ethics committee had decided to publish the Garcia report, as Infantino had called for, because the German magazine Bild had a leaked copy it was planning to reveal in stages. Infantino, who has said the World Cups in Russia and Qatar will go ahead, is unlikely to find the tournaments too troubled by the long-awaited publication.