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Dyke, the FIFA Association chairman, tore into the breathtaking response to corruption allegations in which, as of old, Blatter blamed the British media for reporting them, this time telling African FIFA associations the motivation was “racist”. Gill, never known as a boat-rocker in his many years as Manchester United chief executive, said Blatter should be honouring his 2011 promise to step down next year, and Gill denounced the swerving of the new corruption allegations as a “stain” on world FIFA.Platini, the FIFA president, said he was “proud” that the FA, the president of the Dutch FA, Michael van Praag, and others had spoken out and told Blatter the alleged corruption of FIFA must end.Yet now they have to show they mean it. That they really do want to see the end of the hideous dishonesty disfiguring a great sport, that they have the stomach for an actual fight, that they will work on a credible plan to cheap fifa coins overthrow Blatter and fumigate FIFA.Alex Horne, the FA general secretary, was also unusually outspoken, saying the European associations are looking for a “credible” figure for the presidential election to challenge Blatter, who has resiled on his pledge that this would be his last term. Yet Platini, the obvious candidate, a FIFAing great whose integrity is still roughly respected despite his vote for Qatar to host the FIFA, is considered unlikely to stand.He has looked at the prospect, of taking on a man whose power has been entrenched by the corrupt, unaccountable system itself, and balked. Platini is believed reluctant to take on a thankless, lonely job, most likely facing defeat to loyalists throughout Africa, South America and other strongholds well served by the Blatter regime over the years. The fight would surely not be pleasant, either, with Blatter, even at 78, fixed obsessively on maintaining his power for four more years.Platini is said to believe he will do better staying at FIFA and continuing work which can at least achieve something, rather than take on a probable losing battle with Blatter. We have had a dry run of this moment before, at the FIFA congress of 2011 after Blatter’s then challenger, Mohamed bin Hammam, had been suspended over the eerily well-timed expos of the cash he paid to Caribbean FIFA association delegates on whom he was impressing his credentials.
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