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CIRCUS that is FIFA. i wonder what would happen if all the countrys that are not happy with FIFA made a stand and all pulled out of the Euros and world cup.Blatter has all ways had it in for the english,greatest league in the world and we get nowhere near the winning vote
What worries me is that it has been the English mainly who have outed these crooked morons and shown Fifa to be totally corrupt. What effect will this have on our chances to hold a world cup in future years?. Fifa should now be disbanded and replaced with a new organisation run by footballing people.
dodging questions,he says all he as asked for is respect what about showing some respect to the millions and millions of football fans around the world.TAXI for Blatter :hand:
What worries me is that it has been the English mainly who have outed these crooked morons and shown Fifa to be totally corrupt. What effect will this have on our chances to hold a world cup in future years?. Fifa should now be disbanded and replaced with a new organisation run by footballing people.One could argue whether we actually would want the World Cup here. Look at the Olympics – huge cost to the taxpayer with little return except to corporat sponsors.
But also – it isn’t actually England who’s led to these new investigations but the USA’s representative who has got fed up of Warner and Co. Good on him.
The rats are now turning on each other as Hamman, Blatter and Warner start trading “evidence”.
Where are superinjunctions when you need em? :D
Did i just hear right on ssn,one of fifa puppets said England would have got my vote if they would have given the falklands back………….FFS
Did i just hear right on ssn,one of fifa puppets said England would have got my vote if they would have given the falklands back………….FFSApparently it was Julio Grondona (Vice president of FIFA & an Argentinian) who said that when asked why he hadn’t voted for England’s world cup bid
He is also the same person who many years ago made headlines in the press:“FIFA executive committee member Julio Grondona, an Argentinian, makes disparaging remarks about Jews’ ability to referee football games. He comments, “I do not believe a Jew can ever be a referee at that level [the Argentinian first division] because it’s hard work and, you know, Jews don’t like hard work.” Grondona will not lose his position at FIFA, but will later become senior vice president of the organization. [Observer, 11/28/2010]
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