Former coach Neil Warnock, retired last April after a 42-year career, is being investigated by the FA (English federation) after being accused by a former player he coached of extorting him.
In a conversation on TikTok, Rowan Vine revealed that, when both matched at Queens Park Rangers (2010-2012), the former coach demanded £6,000, around €7,000 at the current conversion rate, to get him to play in a good way. regular.
Vine declined the ‘deal’ and the FA opened an inquiry into the situation, as this is not the first time Neil Warnock has been accused of racketeering.
In 2014, James Puncheon reported on a similar case but ended up deleting the publication and being fined by the FA in 15 thousand euros, with the experienced coach denying all the accusations.
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