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Earlier this week Bin Hammam posted a blog on his official website under the title 'justice will prevail', where he labelled Fifa's evidence as "flimsy", "weak" and "unsubstantiated".

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The 75-year-old Swiss also came under attack from former Germany international Karl-Heinz Rummenigge, now president of the influential European Clubs Association ECA, who told the Guardian that the time had come to change Fifa's "corrupt leadership".

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Chung's comments are unlike those of others who have been unseated from Fifa's highest table in that the likes of the ousted Mohamed Bin Hammam and Jack Warner were speaking from a position of weakness.

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Bin Hammam, who is planning to appeal the ruling by Fifa's ethics committee, claimed in an interview at the weekend that Blatter was a dictator who silenced anyone that opposed the way he ran world football's governing body.

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There is no doubting what motivated the timing of Rummenigge's radical statement on Tuesday and it is the ongoing corruption scandal that has put Fifa's reputation on the ropes.

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The countries are placed 27th and ninth respectively in Fifa's world rankings.

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South Korea's Chung Mong-joon, who lost his seat at Fifa's executive-committee table in June, has hit out at its president, Sepp Blatter, below, whom he describes as a "dictator" and a "little brat".

David Bernstein hopes Rooney will score with bigwigs at FA 2011

It is amusing, in a grim sort of way, that the campaign for England's players to be allowed to override Fifa's sensible ruling in order to wear the Remembrance Day poppy at Wembley on Saturday should be led by the newspaper that once proclaimed: "Hurrah for the Blackshirts!"

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Bevan rejects this and Uefa's stance that the transfer window is Fifa's concern alone.

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