She said on Sky News: "Yes, I absolutely do believe that. He is a strong person.
He put himself forward to run for president when, as *** Pound says, he couldn't have been unaware of the state that the sport was in and the changes that needed to be made. He needed to be in position to instigate those changes. I do believe he's someone who cares deeply about our sport and will fight to put those changes in place."
Radcliffe added on BBC Radio Five Live: "People needed to shout louder. That is a key argument that can be used against all members of that council. They must have had some inclination.
"Either they just didn't pick up on it and didn't notice or they just turned a blind eye, which is worse, or they just totally looked the other way, which is even worse.
"Probably, if you ask Seb (Coe) honestly, he would be the first to admit that he wasn't fully there for a lot of that tenure. He was concentrating on London, he was concentrating on other things and it's only really in the run-up to the presidential elections, and since then, that he has been fully invested in seeing what's going on.
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