I respectfully but completely disagree Ian. I am not saying he is corrupt, but with the Nike link and now the WADA findings the fact is that he was at the absolute heart of an organisation that was systematically and fundamentally corrupt and his own judgment has been called into question. Even yesterday he was apologising if his previous statements had given the impression that he hadn't thought there was a big problem. Whoever leads an organisation like that forwards needs to have everyone's full confidence, and if there is even a lingering doubt about that person's past involvement or judgment then that person can not be the right person for the job. Otherwise every decision he makes will be viewed with a little bit of suspicion, which will hinder progress. I say again, there must be dozens of other credible candidates for the job from outside the organisation who can come in and say categorically that they are nothing to do with it's past, which will give them a clean piece of paper. Coe needs to put the well being of the organisation before himself, step aside and let someone come in from outside to take it on.