Jack Warner
Businessman and former Minister of National Security of Trinidad and TobagoWikipedia
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Sep 29, 2026
Neville JamesHOST
And of course, you know, sometimes when you got all that kind of money, you got scandals.
Neville JamesHOST
And they had that problem with Jack Warner, Dungan, Trinidad, right? I think that's the name.
Neville JamesHOST
Hold on, let me pull it up.
Neville JamesHOST
First of all, let me pull up FIFA revenue.
Randy WaldrumGUEST
I actually took my f- my first experience with Trinidad is I took the U17s for about three months while I was still at Notre Dame.
Randy WaldrumGUEST
And, um, just to try to, uh, short window when Jack Warner was the, the president-
David GassHOST
Nice.
David GassHOST
[laughs]
Randy WaldrumGUEST
If we leave, we, we, we may never get our money."
David GassHOST
Mm-hmm.
Randy WaldrumGUEST
Right? So we went to Jack Warner's office, explained to him we were leaving, we, you know, wanted to get, to get paid.
Randy WaldrumGUEST
He brought out, he had his secretary bring out a chest, you know, a box.
Martyn ZieglerGUEST
So there, you know, you, you thought this is an op- you know, then there was all this s- talk in 20, you know, 2011.
Martyn ZieglerGUEST
Jack Warner got banned for life, and every, oh, this is a bright new future for FIFA reform.
Martyn ZieglerGUEST
And then same in 2015.
Martyn ZieglerGUEST
It's like I can't really believe we're even talking about this again, [laughs] but we are.
Charlie MethvenHOST
and indeed prior to him, Sepp Blatter's power base.
Charlie MethvenHOST
If you remember the old Jack Warner days when Jack Warner would deliver the Caribbean bloc vote in return for, as we now know, various rewards.
Charlie MethvenHOST
So it looked like, and we sort of questioned it at the time, that Victor Montigliani, the Canadian boss of CONCACAF, who had put his name to Seferin's letter effectively, sort of speculated at the time, I wonder if he's got all the Caribbean nations on side with this, because it's those small federations, and I've seen it firsthand through my work in the Caribbean, for whom every extra 2 million bucks counts, right? Counts partially for the stuff that they might want to do with football, but also counts for them and their federations and them personally, right? How much they're able to pay themselves, whether they're able to travel around the world in first class, all these types of things.
Charlie StebbingsHOST
Which was referenced in the head of Jamaica Football, Michael Ricketts'