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Dempsey leaves behind questions unanswered
AUCKLAND. July 14: The abrupt football walkout by New Zealander Charlie Dempsey, the man who ef
is his daughter, have claimed six of the 11 OFC countries had given him a free hand in the voting In a last-minute telephone poll. They refuse to name the countries.
fcctlvely sunk South Africa's 2006 World Cup bid, was met with continuing acrimony Friday over why he allegedly failed to follow voting Instructions, reports AFP.
Dempsey on Thursday announced his immediate resignation from FIFA, football s governing body, and as president of the Oceania Football Confederation (OFC), after previously saying he would step down on October 1
FIJI Football Association president Samshud din Sahu Khan said he was not surprised Dempsey had brought his departure forward.
"Some of the ... excuses and the reasons for him not voting for South Africa as expected doesn't tally,” he said.
Several OFC countries have maintained Dempsey was under orders to vote for South Africa In the FIFA ballot for the 2006 World Cup. and his shock abstention gave Germany a 12-11 win.
Dempsey and OFC general secretary Josephine King, who
Sahu Khan said six OFC countries had confirmed to him they did not give Dempsey a mandate to abstain. He also declined to Identify the countries.
"All 1 can say Is that once we had voted In Samoa to back England on the first instance the second was to go to South Africa." Sahu Khan said
"We were clear in our minds that we as executive had given Charlie a mandate to vote for England and by then unanimously deciding that he should vote for South Africa on his second vote.
"This wasn't a vote solely bv Charlie, we had all five countries that wanted the 2006 finals -- England, Brazil. Morocco. South Africa and Germany -- making their presentations (to OFC) in Samoa.
"If It was to be a decision by Charlie alone then you have to ask why they all came to Samoa to make their presentations?'
At the time of the vote. European football's governing body. UEFA. Is understood to have applied tremendous pressure over a loan they macle to the OFC several years ago, as well as the assistance and access to seminars and technical meetings they have provided.
The 79-year-old Dempsey cited media pressure as prompting his departure.
My family has been harassed and I’m not prepared to let that continue," he said.