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Re: FIFA scandal grows
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Sat Oct 03, 2015 7:56 amby City64
Hutch's Shoulder wrote:trueblue64 wrote:Mr Blatter's lawyer, Richard Cullen, said his client was going nowhere until a successor is appointed in February 2016.
A statement said: "While Coca Cola is a valued sponsor of FIFA, Mr Blatter respectfully disagrees with its position and believes firmly that his leaving office now would not be in the best interest of FIFA nor would it advance the process of reform and therefore, he will not resign."
This cunt is unbelievable
The rest of the world respectfully disagrees with Mr. Blatter.
Agreed . What we can all see now is the whole world and marketing conglomerates have moved against septic bladder but the fucking prick still thinks he is more powerfull than anyone on this planet through his corrupt ness . His time thankfully is now very close to its end .
Re: FIFA scandal grows
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Sat Oct 03, 2015 8:11 amby Beefymcfc
City64 wrote:Hutch's Shoulder wrote:trueblue64 wrote:Mr Blatter's lawyer, Richard Cullen, said his client was going nowhere until a successor is appointed in February 2016.
A statement said: "While Coca Cola is a valued sponsor of FIFA, Mr Blatter respectfully disagrees with its position and believes firmly that his leaving office now would not be in the best interest of FIFA nor would it advance the process of reform and therefore, he will not resign."
This cunt is unbelievable
The rest of the world respectfully disagrees with Mr. Blatter.
Agreed . What we can all see now is the whole world and marketing conglomerates have moved against septic bladder but the fucking prick still thinks he is more powerfull than anyone on this planet through his corrupt ness . His time thankfully is now very close to its end .
The problem for him is that if he leaves he loses his protection. While in office he still has some modicum of control.
Re: FIFA scandal grows
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Sun Oct 04, 2015 2:15 amby iwasthere2012
Beefymcfc wrote:City64 wrote:Hutch's Shoulder wrote:trueblue64 wrote:Mr Blatter's lawyer, Richard Cullen, said his client was going nowhere until a successor is appointed in February 2016.
A statement said: "While Coca Cola is a valued sponsor of FIFA, Mr Blatter respectfully disagrees with its position and believes firmly that his leaving office now would not be in the best interest of FIFA nor would it advance the process of reform and therefore, he will not resign."
This cunt is unbelievable
The rest of the world respectfully disagrees with Mr. Blatter.
Agreed . What we can all see now is the whole world and marketing conglomerates have moved against septic bladder but the fucking prick still thinks he is more powerfull than anyone on this planet through his corrupt ness . His time thankfully is now very close to its end .
The problem for him is that if he leaves he loses his protection. While in office he still has some modicum of control.
He doesn't strike me as the kind of guy who will go gracefully. I hope he lives long enough to take everyone with him, when he finally accepts he is gone.
I can see him squealing like a pig.
This could go all the way into UEFA and the individual FA's with a bit of luck.
Re: FIFA scandal grows
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Sun Oct 04, 2015 9:37 amby Tokyo Blue
iwasthere2012 wrote:He doesn't strike me as the kind of guy who will go gracefully. I hope he lives long enough to take everyone with him, when he finally accepts he is gone.
I can see him squealing like a pig.
This could go all the way into UEFA and the individual FA's with a bit of luck.
I agree and I think there are a lot of people in football around the world hoping he keeps schtumm, the British Isles included.
Re: FIFA scandal grows
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Sun Oct 04, 2015 10:04 amby Original Dub
Tokyo Blue wrote:iwasthere2012 wrote:He doesn't strike me as the kind of guy who will go gracefully. I hope he lives long enough to take everyone with him, when he finally accepts he is gone.
I can see him squealing like a pig.
This could go all the way into UEFA and the individual FA's with a bit of luck.
I agree and I think there are a lot of people in football around the world hoping he keeps schtumm, the British Isles included.
Definitely mate.
Corruption is rife and anyone who doesn't think it exists right throughout game is blind or deluded.
Simple
Re: FIFA scandal grows
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Tue Oct 06, 2015 8:16 pmby blues2win
Sky reporting Platini's 1.3 million payment doesn't show up on FIFA's accounts. Over to you FIFA ethics committee.
Re: FIFA scandal grows
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Tue Oct 06, 2015 8:27 pmby Hutch's Shoulder
blues2win wrote:Sky reporting Platini's 1.3 million payment doesn't show up on FIFA's accounts. Over to you FIFA ethics committee.
Of course it does, it's right there under 'Extraordinary Payments', footnote 26, 'Bribes and related payments to European Football Partners'.
Re: FIFA scandal grows
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Wed Oct 07, 2015 5:18 pmby zuricity
Sepps been suspended..
Re: FIFA scandal grows
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Wed Oct 07, 2015 5:21 pmby blues2win
Platini should be too if there's no record of the payment in FIFA's accounts
Re: FIFA scandal grows
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Wed Oct 07, 2015 5:54 pmby Hutch's Shoulder
zuricity wrote:Sepps been suspended..
'Provisionally suspended for 90 days' whatever that means. A final decision to be made on Friday by the head of Fifa's Ethics Committee (an oxymoron!).
In any case, the sharks are circling.
Re: FIFA scandal grows
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Wed Oct 07, 2015 6:10 pmby blues2win
Apparently a Judge has to ratify the decision tomorrow to allow the Committee to suspend. This does really look like the end for Blatter. Theoretically he could be reinstated after the 90 days are up for a month or two but that looks almost inconceivable.
Re: FIFA scandal grows
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Wed Oct 07, 2015 6:43 pmby City64
Well as soon as you can't have a Big Mac , fries and a coca cola your pretty much fucked to be fair !
Re: FIFA scandal grows
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Wed Oct 07, 2015 6:47 pmby gillie
iwasthere2012 wrote:Beefymcfc wrote:City64 wrote:Hutch's Shoulder wrote:trueblue64 wrote:Mr Blatter's lawyer, Richard Cullen, said his client was going nowhere until a successor is appointed in February 2016.
A statement said: "While Coca Cola is a valued sponsor of FIFA, Mr Blatter respectfully disagrees with its position and believes firmly that his leaving office now would not be in the best interest of FIFA nor would it advance the process of reform and therefore, he will not resign."
This cunt is unbelievable
The rest of the world respectfully disagrees with Mr. Blatter.
Agreed . What we can all see now is the whole world and marketing conglomerates have moved against septic bladder but the fucking prick still thinks he is more powerfull than anyone on this planet through his corrupt ness . His time thankfully is now very close to its end .
The problem for him is that if he leaves he loses his protection. While in office he still has some modicum of control.
He doesn't strike me as the kind of guy who will go gracefully. I hope he lives long enough to take everyone with him, when he finally accepts he is gone.
I can see him squealing like a pig.
This could go all the way into UEFA and the individual FA's with a bit of luck.
Eamonn I think the point you raise is the main reason he is still around a lot of world FA's are truly shitting themselves that the truth will come out and taint them also.
Re: FIFA scandal grows
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Wed Oct 07, 2015 9:44 pmby iwasthere2012
gillie wrote:iwasthere2012 wrote:He doesn't strike me as the kind of guy who will go gracefully. I hope he lives long enough to take everyone with him, when he finally accepts he is gone.
I can see him squealing like a pig.
This could go all the way into UEFA and the individual FA's with a bit of luck.
Eamonn I think the point you raise is the main reason he is still around a lot of world FA's are truly shitting themselves that the truth will come out and taint them also.
That's what I believe, Michael.
I reckon there's a lot of discussions going on about, 'how the funk do we handle this.'
If it was a case of him just having to step down quietly, he could be paid off, but with criminal charges against him, I can see him singing like a canary.
Get the popcorn ready.
Re: FIFA scandal grows
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Thu Oct 08, 2015 5:56 amby Beefymcfc
It's becoming obvious that the Platini payment was notified to the authorities by one of Blatters associates and once the question was asked of FIFA they had no alternative but to go down this route.
What amazed me is that it was reported that it could take longer than 90 days for them to ratify the suspension!
Re: FIFA scandal grows
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Thu Oct 08, 2015 7:28 amby Dameerto
The Beeb's article said it is likely to be ratified today.
Re: FIFA scandal grows
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Thu Oct 08, 2015 7:52 amby zuricity
The Tages Anzeiger and the NZZ both report that a judge will determine the suspension today. So here's hoping !
Surely, UEFA must be considering action against Platini ? He has received money in an unauthorised way and from a dubious source (FIFA he he ! ).
Re: FIFA scandal grows
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Thu Oct 08, 2015 9:33 amby gillie
zuricity wrote:The Tages Anzeiger and the NZZ both report that a judge will determine the suspension today. So here's hoping !
Surely, UEFA must be considering action against Platini ? He has received money in an unauthorised way and from a dubious source (FIFA he he ! ).
Zurich mate as our man on the ground so to speak what is public opinion on this in Switzerland?
Re: FIFA scandal grows
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Thu Oct 08, 2015 10:34 amby Hutch's Shoulder
Blatter and Platini both suspended just announced
Re: FIFA scandal grows
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Thu Oct 08, 2015 10:34 amby blues2win
Blatter Platini and Valcke suspended for 90 days by the FIFA ethics committee.