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Haigh had worked for FIFA Coins

Haigh had worked for FIFA Coins Capital, a subsidiary of Gulf Finance House, a Bahrain-based investment bank to whom former Leeds owner Ken Bates sold Leeds. Bates, who was led to believe the Bahrainis had the wealth to make Leeds successful again, is among those keen to know just how much knowledge Salman has about Gulf Finance House’s dealings and Haigh’s https://www.mmotank.com/Fifa-mobile-Coins.html



Former Leeds managing director David Haigh is still being imprisoned in Dubai two after being lured there FIFA ‘put lipstick on pig’FIFA reform pressure group NewFIFANow are distinctly unimpressed with the wholesale changes voted through at the Congress.



Spokesman Jamie Fuller said the internal reforms, supported by an 89 per cent majority, were like ‘putting lipstick on a pig’.Meanwhile, the full cost of FIFA’s meltdown was confirmed with accounts £400m below their projected revenue target — with lawyers’ fees continuing to mount at a rate of up to £7.2m a month.



In addition, 24 of the 37 sponsorship slots are unfilled, with acting secretary general Markus Kattner saying: ‘The general uncertainty is affecting the morale of the FIFA team.’ Acting FIFA secretary general Markus Kattner (right) has said 'the general uncertainty is affecting the morale' Insiders are claiming a deal between the BBC and BT Sport to extend their joint FA Cup coverage until the 2022 final is already agreed.