What do you know Salvador Carmona?

Carmona's case threatens to explode and splash over you. Salvador Carmona, a former supporter of Blue Cross and the Mexican National team, fakes with telling the truth of things about what happened when doping was withdrawn by the team's tricolor Confederations Cup Germany 2005. According to his lawyer, cimbrarían Carmona's statements to Mexican soccer and would evidence the Mexican Football Federation.

Where does the lawsuit? Let us remember. In 2005, while Mexico played the Confederations Cup, the coaching staff decided to withdraw Salvador Carmona and Aaron Galindo team for doping. But you never know for sure the strongest theory pointed to the two defenders, who were active then in Cross Blue, had received a charge by the trainer of the cement. Both players received a temporary suspension as a sanction. In 2007, two years later, Carmona was convicted of recidivism, because what CAS (Court of Arbitration for Sport) disqualified him for life. The defense argued the decision, relying upon the decision of the Appeal Committee and Arbitration for Sport, which acquitted him.

Where's the conflict? According to Carmona, the FMF stuck to the decision of an international tribunal (TAS), completely ignoring the decision of the national body (CAAD). For this reason, Carmona sued the Federation for five million dollars in damages. Now that has lost the appeal trial, the defense turned the match to reveal the truth to say that breaking up in the Confederations Cup. Gradually begin to date the statements. The first to speak is Ricardo La Volpe. Do you uncover another sewer Mexican soccer?

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