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Nathaniel Vinton

New York Daily News

Investigative sports reporter with the New York Daily News

FROM Nathaniel Vinton

Fraud and Corruption in the World's Most Beautiful Game
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Fraud and Corruption in the World's Most Beautiful Game Today European officials and some soccer executives called for FIFA President Sepp Blatter to step down. Blatter agreed that corruption charges have brought "shame" on the sport, but insists he's just the man to help reform the organization  --­­ despite the fact he's been at the top for decades.

32 min, 52 sec May 28, 2015

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