Ok, I nearly made a terrible error. I began thinking "50 years in football? The man must really love football, and despite some errors of judgement, he must really have football close to his heart"
Then I woke up and thought:
50 years in football doesn't mean you love or respect the game. Its just been a convenient paycheck. If he had loved this game, he would have left a legacy of youth development, a string of coaches with big potential, a loyal and supportive corporate sponsor base, a contribution to world football. He list his successes as qualifying for 2006, but excuse me, wasn't it the players who achieved this? You were just a passenger like the rest of us. Worse, you took money, while supporters paid money. The youth world cups were achieved by Warner and his chicanery and wheres Camps legacy from those? Crumbling stadiums in poor geographical locations and no youth development programme?
Sorry Ollie, your legacy is taking TTFF from a period of immense profile and massive income to a bankrupt laughing stock with no viable succesors. The words "sinking ship" and "rat" springs to mind.
Ollies love for football is like the man who says he loves his wife, while beating her behind closed doors and horning her at every opportunity, providing nothing for his children. Its the love of an abuser, a rapist, a self serving opportunist who should have been found out and removed years ago.
And like an abused woman, TTFF will search for what they're used to, another abuser to take his place. More of the same is preferable to change....at least you know the rules.