pay TT$375,000 as final settlement. In July 2020, Jack Warner announced his candidacy as a Member of Parliament for the Lopinot/Bon Air West seat in the 2020 Trinidad and Tobago general election. He did not win the seat. See also References External links Soca Warriors still chasing World Cup cash Jennings, Andrew (30 November 2008). The Sunday Herald The house that Jack built: From "villain" to Godfather FIFA Vice President Austin "Jack" Warner turns misfortune into dollars. 2000. Camille Moreno, Trinidad Guardian. FIFA officials Trinidad and Tobago businesspeople 1943 births Living people University of the West Indies alumni Football people in Trinidad and Tobago Presidents of CONCACAF Trinidad and Tobago sportsperson-politicians Labour ministers of Trinidad and Tobago Transport ministers of Trinidad and Tobago Members of the House of Representatives (Trinidad and Tobago) People from Mayaro–Rio Claro Trinidad and Tobago educators Association football executives