When the players asked for a $5000-per-man bonus before the World Cup, he threatened them with death if they carried on such demands. The drug for which Haiti defender Ernst Jean-Joseph was banned from the 1974 World Cup belonged to the ephedrin group that had seen American swimmer, Rick DeMont, stripped of his gold medal at the 1972 Olympics in Munich, Germany. And prior to the World Cup, Fifa had warned all team doctors to warn their players on the danger of using such medications for treatment of asthma, colds or any allergies. But Antoine Tassy, the Haitian coach in a desperate attempt to …