Showing posts with label Danny Jordaan news. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Danny Jordaan news. Show all posts

Thursday, 3 March 2016

FIFA Has Been Strengthened - Danny Jordaan

The President of South African Football Association Danny Jordan has asserted his believe in Gianni Infantino as  FIFA boss, as the association is been strengthened.


 


Infantino is faced with the task of cleansing FIFA as it has been faced with  wire fraud, racketeering, and money laundering in the past recent years.


 


“The reporting lines are clear, the governance of FIFA is strengthened, transparency has been strengthened,” he told Eye Witness news.


 


He further went to say “So on the plus side, he comes into a new environment for organizing, managing and controlling world football but he’s a person that has, I think, significant experience to steer FIFA into calmer waters.”


Jordaan did not attend the presidential election in Zurich, citing a busy schedule in his duties as mayor of the South African coastal city of Port Elizabeth.


 


According to Germany’s Kicker magazine Jordaan allegedly stayed away from the congress for the  fear of possible arrest in the investigation into a $10 million bribe allegedly paid to former CONCACAF president Jack Warner to secure hosting rights for the 2010 World Cup.


 


 




FIFA Has Been Strengthened - Danny Jordaan

Danny Jordaan Blames CAF for Sexwale Withdrawal

The President of  the South African Football Association Danny Jordan has pointed fingers at the Confederation of African Football for the failure of Tokyo Sexwale’s quest for the FIFA Presidency that took place last Friday in Zurich.


 


Tokyo Sexwale’s bid to become FIFA president was doomed as soon as his own confederation refused to back him,as CAF handed their endorsement to the Asian Football Confederation (AFC) president at an executive meeting in Rwanda last month.


 


“I was at the CAF meeting in Rwanda where Tokyo was present,” Jordaan told South Africa’s Eye Witness News.


 


Jordaan added that CAF  had a meeting with Sexwale  where they put forward to him as to why they found it difficult to support him.


“When we left Kigali, it was clear that CAF was not going to support him”, he concluded.




Danny Jordaan Blames CAF for Sexwale Withdrawal