FIFA vice president Jack Warner has blasted Sunderland boss Roy Keane's. Warner, who acts as a special advisor to his homeland's Football Association, reacted by sending a scathing letter to the Black Cats chief. Jack Warner has alleged the Black Cats chief pulled an uninjured Dwight Yorke out of a World Cup qualifier.
The veteran was allowed to play against Guatemala at the weekend but was absent for Friday's match against the USA. earlier Warner added that "It is one which will not endear you or Sunderland to such countries and it is a dangerous path to tread. Such insensitivity and disrespect were again most recently displayed by you having summoned Dwight Yorke to England, rendering him unavailable to face the USA. "Your continuing insensitivity and disrespect for countries such as Trinidad and Tobago are hereby noted."
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