Repeat: John Whittingdale, chairman of the Department for Culture Media and Sport select committee, surprised his own government department when he demanded the FA explain the blindingly obvious — why they didn’t include hearsay, rumour and gossip but kept to proven facts in their fully co-operative response to the World Cup bid corruption investigation.
John Whittingdale, chairman of the Department for Culture Media and Sport select committee, surprised his own government department when he demanded the FA explain the blindingly obvious — why they didn’t include hearsay, rumour and gossip but kept to proven facts in their fully co-operative response to the World Cup bid corruption investigation.