Fifa Dodgy Fookers!
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lukeian157
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Blatter is too ignorant to walk away
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Its the voteing, fifa allow nations of 60.000 people to join the ranks, blatter gets there vote and the nation gets a couple grand in funding and it these small nations that give nothing but keep these idiots in charge, if fa's want change they will have to act rather than moan, as its not samoa, ivory coast, andorra, that people and sponsors pay for its the germanys, spain, brazils of the world that we want to see, so if they pull out change will happen
overthefence
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Spot on casuk
Its the FIFA "Investments" into the African nations etc that secures his votes and until there is action nothing will change.
There was a lot of hot air about Europe boycotting the next world cup by Platini but it will take something like that for action to be taken against Blatter.
Lest see how the sponsors react to a World cup with out the likes of Germany and Spain
Its the FIFA "Investments" into the African nations etc that secures his votes and until there is action nothing will change.
There was a lot of hot air about Europe boycotting the next world cup by Platini but it will take something like that for action to be taken against Blatter.
Lest see how the sponsors react to a World cup with out the likes of Germany and Spain
Fifa's Sepp Blatter 'under investigation in US'
Fifa president Sepp Blatter is being investigated by US officials as part of their inquiry into corruption at the world football body, US media say.
The news came hours after Mr Blatter announced that he was stepping down from his role.
US prosecutors launched a criminal inquiry last week, with seven Fifa officials arrested in Switzerland, part of a group of 14 people indicted.
Two days after the arrests, Mr Blatter was re-elected president of Fifa.
Fifa's Sepp Blatter 'under investigation in US' - BBC News
Fifa president Sepp Blatter is being investigated by US officials as part of their inquiry into corruption at the world football body, US media say.
The news came hours after Mr Blatter announced that he was stepping down from his role.
US prosecutors launched a criminal inquiry last week, with seven Fifa officials arrested in Switzerland, part of a group of 14 people indicted.
Two days after the arrests, Mr Blatter was re-elected president of Fifa.
Fifa's Sepp Blatter 'under investigation in US' - BBC News
Sepp Blatter quits as Fifa president live: FBI confirms investigation as doubts fuelled over Russia and Qatar World Cups
About time too, nothing but a crook.
His replacements has already been lined up, this guy,
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About time too, nothing but a crook.
His replacements has already been lined up, this guy,
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