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The now Proudly SA CEO said he had on numerous occasions called for an independent inquiry into allegations of match fixing. Two other former Safa officials, Steve Goddard and Adeel Carelse, each received a two-year ban. Sedibe said the Fifa investigation into alleged match fixing remained incomplete and he had never been called into meetings regarding those allegations of match fixing. Here is a letter, dated 29 April 2010, addressed to Kirsten Nematandani who was the president of Safa at the time.' 'One of the allegations is that an impression that has been created and you've all been told lies that I met Wilson Perumal at Safa house. He said he wasn't in the meeting called into question. 'The truth about the $10 million will come outвЂ¦ watch the space.' He said he believed he was the 'fall guy' for all the scandals surrounding Fifa and the 2010 World Cup. He said there was no truth to the allegations that a meeting was held involving him and another official to fix matches. On Monday, former Safa CEO Leslie Sedibe denied being involved in match fixing, saying he approached the national police commissioner to investigate the claims.ДЇifa banned him for five years for his alleged unethical behaviour relating to three international friendlies in the run-up to the 2010 World Cup and also fined him R311,000. 'THE TRUTH WILL COME OUTвЂ¦ WATCH THE SPACE'

#FIFA 10 WORLD CUP SERIES#

They say that Warner's son, Daryan, had benefitted by organising a series of friendly matches against CONCACAF nations played in South Africa as well but that he also traveling to a hotel in Paris to receive a briefcase with $10,000 in cash from a high-ranking South African bid committee official and immediately returned to Trinidad and Tobago to give it to Defendant Warner.Д¬rucially they say that Warner and his co-conspirators lied to Fifa about the nature of the payment, disguising it as support for the benefit of the 'African Diaspora' in the Caribbean region, when in reality it was a bribe. They say that came about after a long established relationship harking back to their backing of the country in the 2006 vote. In Fifa's submission under the heading 'Defendants, Warner and Blazer's $10 Million 2010 FIFA World CupTM Vote Scheme', they say that it's apparent that a number off officials abused their positions and that Jack Warner and Chuck Blazer engineered a scheme for a $10 million pay-off in exchange for votes for the tournament. In a 22-page submission to the US Department of Justice, Fifa are now looking at recovering over $100 million. CAPE TOWN - World football governing body, Fifa, says that the $10 million that was diverted to a development fund in the Caribbean at the behest of the South African Football Association (Safa) did constitute a bribe.

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