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If I were a coach with something to hide, I would battle to make sure the Egan report and Jackson article were the only things for people to rely on. Then play up any inconsistencies, omissions, or the charges against Egan, criticisms of the Jackson story by other journalists and so on.

You have no gain to make by joining the official investigation. Indeed you are better off getting it stopped however you can.

Also, loudly tell everyone that your story will be told in the right time and place. Then never tell your story and accuse anyone who asks of bringing up the past and point out how the initial report is suspect anyway.