Former Japan head coach Vahid Halilhodzic withdrew Wednesday the lawsuit he filed against the Japan Football Association over his dismissal just two months before last year's World Cup finals.According to Halilhodzic's lawyer, the Bosnian will not go forward with his claim that the JFA defamed him in a press conference following his sacking because he "wants to move forward without lingering on the past."The 66-year-old, who currently manages French first-division team Nantes, was seeking a public apology and 1 yen (about 1 cent) in compensation.He filed the lawsuit with the Tokyo District …READ FULL ARTICLE