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blueflint

blueflint

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four more years of corruption blatter wins again
 
stupot07

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Yes it's true


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Johnnythespider

Johnnythespider

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Went to a second vote, but prince Ali withdrew as he was so far behind in the first vote. Utter disgrace
 
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Not, admittedly, that I know anything about his opponent and if he was a shining beacon of truth and justice...
 
skybluetony176

skybluetony176

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ecky said:
FBI will find something on him and he will be arrested
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He won't. He's a Swiss national and the head of an institution based in Switzerland. Apparently the Swiss although they have laws on bribery, corruption and money laundering they don't use them on their own. So if the FBI do have something on him all he has to do is not leave Switzerland and he's pretty much untouchable. It was no coincidence that all the people who have been arrested in Switzerland so far are not Swiss. For all we know the FBI already have something on him but the Swiss won't action the international arrest warrant. Not saying that is the case but an expert on the subject who was on Radio 2 yesterday said basically the Swiss are hypocrite's when it comes to their own.
 
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Jack Griffin

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Greg Dyke has other ideas
Fifa presidency: Greg Dyke on Sepp Blatter: 'This is not over'

Football Association chairman Greg Dyke does not expect Sepp Blatter to stay as Fifa president, despite the Swiss winning a fifth term in charge, saying "this is not over by any means".

Blatter was re-elected on Friday, two days after the US Justice Department arrested seven Fifa officials for bribery and racketeering charges.

"The idea Blatter could reform Fifa is suspect," claimed Dyke.

"I'd be surprised if Mr Blatter was still in this job in two years' time."
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Terry Gibson's perm

Terry Gibson's perm

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The only way this horrible little specimen going is in a box and I hope that is very soon.
 
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Huckerby

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skybluetony176 said:
He won't. He's a Swiss national and the head of an institution based in Switzerland. Apparently the Swiss although they have laws on bribery, corruption and money laundering they don't use them on their own. So if the FBI do have something on him all he has to do is not leave Switzerland and he's pretty much untouchable. It was no coincidence that all the people who have been arrested in Switzerland so far are not Swiss. For all we know the FBI already have something on him but the Swiss won't action the international arrest warrant. Not saying that is the case but an expert on the subject who was on Radio 2 yesterday said basically the Swiss are hypocrite's when it comes to their own.
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bullshit, the swiss authorities started their own proceedings against people suspected of taking bribes on the votes for the 2018 and 2022 world cup.
 
Johnnythespider

Johnnythespider

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ecky said:
Platini said Europe would boycott the World Cup
Him and Putin are both the same
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A bluff I would think, Platini was one of the best footballer's of his generation but I think his time as head of uefa is damaging his reputation.
He has a strong hand to play I think, a complete boycott by uefa and an alternative competition taking place with the world champions involved would prove a huge draw to serious footballing nation's. Would the Brazil's and Argentina's of this world turn up to play South korea, Mali or South Africa or the likes of Italy, France, Holland, England and the German's along with the other uefa country's. Does he have the balls ?
 
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henry the wasp

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Anyone who thinks uefa are the answer needs to give their head a wobble. Blatter didn't vote for Qatar, but Platini did. Funnily enough, the son of Michel Platini started a vey lucrative job in Qatar not long after the vote. Platini was also done for illegal payments whilst a player at St Etienne.
everyone of them pissing in the same pot. Hopefully Platini and Blatter will be sharing the same cell sometime soon.
I think Blatter voted for England and Platini voted for Russia also.
 
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RedSalmon

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There was book published in 1999 called "How They Stole The Game" by David Yallop. At the time FIFA tried to ban it but failed. If you can get a copy it is a very interesting read.
 
Mild-Mannered Janitor

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I think the problem lies around directly receiving incentives and actually being directors of firms who benefit from the world cups, I think it will be very difficult to tie Blatter, Platini etc directly and they are brazen enough to sit it out.
the vote says everything about the protective clever blanket put over all of them.

wouldnt we all want the free watches, 7 star hotel trips to see suitable venues and check on progress in Brail, Russia, Qatar etc it is easy to get into that game and be part of it all
 
ps1948

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Huckerby said:
bullshit, the swiss authorities started their own proceedings against people suspected of taking bribes on the votes for the 2018 and 2022 world cup.
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And how many people did they prosecute, because surely there can be no doubt at all that Qatar won it fair and square.....
 
pusbccfc

pusbccfc

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I can imagine the big names will boycott the World Cup meaning it will be worthless in terms of the money it makes. That will punish FIFA.
 
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Huckerby

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ps1948 said:
And how many people did they prosecute, because surely there can be no doubt at all that Qatar won it fair and square.....
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How many have the US prosecuted? They started on the same day give them a chance sweetheart
 
tisza

tisza

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it must be naive to believe this scandal is limited to just a few nations. once the investigation spreads to africa, asia & uefa makes you wonder how many of today's delegates will be around for the next fifa election.
 
matesx

matesx

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Putin blames the Yanks

World War III over Sepp Blatter and Co
 
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Jack Griffin

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Johnnythespider said:
A bluff I would think, Platini was one of the best footballer's of his generation but I think his time as head of uefa is damaging his reputation.
He has a strong hand to play I think, a complete boycott by uefa and an alternative competition taking place with the world champions involved would prove a huge draw to serious footballing nation's. Would the Brazil's and Argentina's of this world turn up to play South korea, Mali or South Africa or the likes of Italy, France, Holland, England and the German's along with the other uefa country's. Does he have the balls ?
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Yes, depending on whether the TV companies and sponsors could be enticed. Take that money away from FIFA and it is dead in the water.
 
mark82

mark82

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Just shows how many countries out there are happy with the current level of corruption. An absolute disgrace. Even if he hasn't been at it himself he's allowed it to thrive under his leadership and done absolutely nothing about it.
 
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simonregis

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What is it with some of you? Wishing he was dead and the like. The guy may not br evryone's cup of tea in this country but in South America, Africa and Asia he has done more for international football than anyone. He won the vote because he is popular and maybe just maybe he hasn't been caught because he hasn't done anything wrong.
Do you guys honestly dislike him only because he overlooked England or do you guys know something? Enlighten us please.
 
stupot07

stupot07

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simonregis said:
What is it with some of you? Wishing he was dead and the like.
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When you say "some" do you really mean "one poster"? And even there post related to the way Blatter is obsessed with clinging onto power, rather than per se.


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