Jack Warner Still Finds A Way To Get Paid By A Pathetic FIFA
The former FIFA VP always maintained his innocence in an election bribery scandal, swearing he was the target of an American witch hunt and "would be fully exonerated by any objective arbiter." So then why quit?
Why join FIFA in the first place? Same answer. Money. FIFA wonders why we don't think they take corruption seriously, and then go ahead and have rules like "if Jack Warner quits, we can't investigate him anymore." Since Warner's resignation means he's no longer under the governing body's jurisdiction, he's This despite "overwhelming evidence."
And what's more, he gets to collect his FIFA pension, reported to be about $37,000 annually until he's 96 years old.
The most important question here is, what's the incentive to be a clean ExCo member? If you don't get caught, you're well taken care of, and if you're caught, you're still well taken care of.
No, wait, the most important question is, how do I become an ExCo member?
Why the Tar Heels Made a $50M Gamble on Michael Malone
Why None of These NBA Play-In Teams Are True Contenders
- Wednesday April 8th MLB Pitcher Props: Dylan Cease and Kyle Bradish Bet Picks
- MLB Picks Today: Best Bets for Diamondbacks vs Mets and Athletics vs Yankees
- Masters Betting Picks 2026: Best Value Bets Beyond Scottie Scheffler
- Best NBA Betting Picks and Predictions for Monday April 6th
- National Championship Bet Pick: Why Michigan Has the Edge Over UConn
- UFC Vegas 115 Betting Picks: Moicano vs. Duncan Headlines April 4th Card
- NBA Betting Picks April 4th: Three Best Bets for Saturday's Slate

