The Japan Football Association announced Wednesday that Vice President Takeshi Okada, a former manager of the men's national team, has resigned before the end of his term.Sources familiar with the matter said the 70-year-old, who stepped down on Saturday, departed due to dissatisfaction over several issues involving world ruling body FIFA at this summer's World Cup, as well as the JFA's response."There was a significant gap between the handling of issues surrounding this World Cup and my own personal principles," Okada said in a statement released by the JFA. "As a sportsman, I could not ac…READ FULL ARTICLE