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This whole Fifa thing is beyond belief . I mean they're so arrogant and nobody can touch them so they don't care what people know or even try to cover things up. They'd no shame admitting England had no chance of winning the Host vote as they couldn't control their media and they didn't like their colleagues being harassed . I mean in a developed free speech country how can you really be expected to control all the media or even want to , well without being dodgy yourself.

Like has been mentioned , it really needs some of the big FAs to make a stand , the likes of Brazil , Germany , France , Spain, England etc need to temporarily withdraw from Fifa and refuse to play any matches until they sort themselves out . But obviously that will never happen .
And i just can't believe they've nobody decent in there who thinks this is all wrong and has the power to force a change . They're just a collection of corrupt old cunts.

But the worst thing is it's not just the corruption....they're fuckwit clueless and useless when it comes to actually running the game , making decisions for it's benefit and development.

hopefully they all get fucked out and take that cock platini with them ..."oh yeah that was just a private joke between me and my bumfather Sepp " .
 
Cue England to make a stand and none of the other FA's to back England up, further distancing our league and eradicating the tiny chances of landing a world cup in the next million years.
 
Finally the FA have acted..................according to BBC breaking news the FA have called on FIFA to suspend the election tomorrow.. Belated action but it heaps more pressure on Blatter as he'll have to respond to this FA statement.
 
The FA can barely organise themselves, so expecting them to lead the charge on a footballing revolution is optimistic. But, for once, you do have to admire their stance, which is no doubt spurred on by their bitterness of losing the World Cup.

Had we won it, we would be shamlessly backing Blatter, Warner & co to the hilt.
 
[quote author=Squiggles link=topic=45492.msg1340699#msg1340699 date=1306834973]
The FA can barely organise themselves, so expecting them to lead the charge on a footballing revolution is optimistic. But, for once, you do have to admire their stance, which is no doubt spurred on by their bitterness of losing the World Cup.

Had we won it, we would be shamlessly backing Blatter, Warner & co to the hilt.
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Couldn't agree more - the FA were fucking embarrassing when they lambasted Panorama for highlighting FIFA corruption just before the World Cup vote. Obviously the programme didn't help England's chances but the evidence was compelling and also s it turns out England would have been "outbid" by Russia and Qatar regardless of Panorama.
 
[quote author=Squiggles link=topic=45492.msg1340699#msg1340699 date=1306834973]
Had we won it, we would be shamlessly backing Blatter, Warner & co to the hilt.
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I think there's a logic failure in that. Had we won it, FIFA wouldn't have been corrupt in the first place.
 
[quote author=FoxForceFive link=topic=45492.msg1340517#msg1340517 date=1306790254]
Warner knows where the bodies are buried alright, problem is he helped dig & fill them, so he may be somewhat reluctant to reveal all...
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Exactly!

Warner is as corrupt as the next man in FIFA so I'd hardly take much notice of what he says. He's trying to save what dignity he has next.
 
Oh look Warner's a racist too....

Kick Racism out of Football –
– and Racist Jack Warner as well
By Andrew Jennings



Sunday August 30, 2009



The man on the podium vibrates with rage, his finger stabbing the night air as he harangues a political meeting. He talks a dirty message.



‘No foreigner,’ he bellows, ‘particularly a white foreigner, will come to my country and harass me.’



It’s on a video clip of FIFA vice-president Jack Warner and I found it in a Caribbean archive a week ago.



He’d spat out these words in Trinidad in 2006, minutes after I and my BBC film crew attempted to ask him how much profit he was making from his huge World Cup tickets rackets.



Warner’s typical response was ‘Go fuck yourself,’ then he clambered on the platform and really let rip. A local news team captured his poison and at last I had a copy.



I asked a question about ethics. I got racist abuse. FIFA claims, ‘Racism has no place in football. FIFA is deploying all the means at its disposal to eliminate this form of discrimination.’ And there’s more: Racism is banned under Article 6 of FIFA’s Ethics code.



Sepp Blatter, who relies on Warner’s guaranteed 35 regional votes at each FIFA congress, kindly makes an exception for his supporter.



Watching the video again I remembered that a year later the loathsome Warner had the cheek to insult Scotland’s John McBeth as a ‘bigot’ and crowed - when England’s Geoff Thompson replaced him at FIFA’s high table - ‘Good has prevailed over evil.’ Later McBeth revealed to BBC Panorama that Warner had once tried to divert a $65,000 match fee for Scotland v Trinidad to his private account.



I’ve been teaching investigative reporting to Caribbean journalists and while there, observing the continuing embarrassing behaviour of Warner. He’s an MP in Trinidad and launches vitriolic attacks on his colleagues. He rants and his ravings bring FIFA into disrepute. They’ve got a rule against that as well but for FIFA, the Caribbean appears to be an Ethics-free zone.



You didn’t know that FIFA has an Ethics Committee? I did – but I can’t remember it ever doing anything.



Article 5 of FIFA’s Ethics code demands that FIFA officials remain ‘politically neutral’ but again, Warner appears exempted. So does his loyal supporter Reginald Jones, president of the Barbados football association – and his country’s Minister of Education.



When Warner isn’t calling himself a politician, he says he’s a businessman. His activities are aimed at making money out of football but last week he refused to say if he pays all the tax he should.



Like the other 23 members of FIFA executive committee Warner is paid huge fees and expenses. Some members – I’ve seen the confidential documents – stash the money in Switzerland. To avoid tax, some ship it home in cash hidden in their girlfriends’ knickers. Did he pay tax? No comment from Warner.



Warner makes more huge profits out of his industrial-scale World Cup ticket rackets. Even FIFA concedes – in another confidential document in my possession – that he made around $1 million profits in Germany in 2006. Did he pay tax? Silence from Warner.



Warner makes more huge profits out of his industrial-scale World Cup ticket rackets. Even FIFA concedes – in another confidential document in my possession – that he made around $1 million profits in Germany in 2006. Did he pay tax? Silence from Warner.



He made even more out of the Soca Warriors, Trinidad’s heroes who in 2006 became the smallest country to qualify for the World Cup finals.



They carried themselves with dignity, not responding to some dubious tackles when England beat them in the first round.



Warner and his son Daryll set up a company to harvest the revenues from TV, sponsors and ticket sales. They pulled in more than £3 million, supposedly to be shared among the players.



After the tournament Warner’s accountant produced a bundle of numbers. Unfortunately some of the documents had been lost so the expenses were estimated. If that didn’t smell funny, the next stroke was a surprise deduction of one third of the money ‘to prepare Trinidad for the World Cup 2010!’



When the Soca Warriors complained, Warner’s officials denounced them as ‘greedy’ –and offered them £500 a man. Sixteen of the squad consulted lawyers and Warner banned them from playing again for Trinidad.

They included Marvin Andrews, Shaka Hislop, Kelvin Jack and Brent Sancho.



The players petitioned FIFA, asking the ethics committee, headed by Lord Sebastian Coe, to intervene. No, said FIFA, we won’t help you against Warner.



In May last year an independent arbitrator in London awarded the players everything they asked for. Warner still refused to pay. The team have taken their case to the Trinidad courts where Warner has succeeded in delaying the case. It may be back in court in a few months.



The question I asked in Trinidad a week ago was this: Seeing Warner had hung on to £3 million for three years, had he paid tax on it? Warner declined to say.
 
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[quote author=FoxForceFive link=topic=45492.msg1340517#msg1340517 date=1306790254]
Warner knows where the bodies are buried alright, problem is he helped dig & fill them, so he may be somewhat reluctant to reveal all...
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Exactly!

Warner is as corrupt as the next man in FIFA so I'd hardly take much notice of what he says. He's trying to save what dignity he has next.
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Indeed , but Warner has been caught out and other items are likely to be shaken out of his cupboard, in which case he will drag the others down too, and could get some immunity as the whistleblowzer
 
[quote author=themn link=topic=45492.msg1340773#msg1340773 date=1306842221]
I'd like to punch Jack Warner in the throat.
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*puffs out chest*

I was here first.
 
[quote author=Spionkop69 link=topic=45492.msg1340781#msg1340781 date=1306843358]
[quote author=themn link=topic=45492.msg1340773#msg1340773 date=1306842221]
I'd like to punch Jack Warner in the throat.
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*puffs out chest*

I was here first.
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No white man is going to punch Jack Warner in the throat before me !
 
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[quote author=Spionkop69 link=topic=45492.msg1340781#msg1340781 date=1306843358]
[quote author=themn link=topic=45492.msg1340773#msg1340773 date=1306842221]
I'd like to punch Jack Warner in the throat.
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*puffs out chest*

I was here first.
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No white man is going to punch Jack Warner in the throat before me !
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I'm pink though.
 
[quote author=Spionkop69 link=topic=45492.msg1340789#msg1340789 date=1306843917]
[quote author=themn link=topic=45492.msg1340785#msg1340785 date=1306843691]
[quote author=Spionkop69 link=topic=45492.msg1340781#msg1340781 date=1306843358]
[quote author=themn link=topic=45492.msg1340773#msg1340773 date=1306842221]
I'd like to punch Jack Warner in the throat.
[/quote]

*puffs out chest*

I was here first.
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No white man is going to punch Jack Warner in the throat before me !
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I'm pink though.
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Well, you can get that Everton away shirt off, for a start !
 
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[quote author=Spionkop69 link=topic=45492.msg1340789#msg1340789 date=1306843917]
[quote author=themn link=topic=45492.msg1340785#msg1340785 date=1306843691]
[quote author=Spionkop69 link=topic=45492.msg1340781#msg1340781 date=1306843358]
[quote author=themn link=topic=45492.msg1340773#msg1340773 date=1306842221]
I'd like to punch Jack Warner in the throat.
[/quote]

*puffs out chest*

I was here first.
[/quote]

No white man is going to punch Jack Warner in the throat before me !
[/quote]

I'm pink though.
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Well, you can get that Everton away shirt off, for a start !
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I bet he's red now.
 
I'm going to take Platini's silence on the FIFA debacle as a clear indication that he too has something to hide.
 
[quote author=Atlas link=topic=45492.msg1340801#msg1340801 date=1306846058]
Was that Platini Fergie hugged and laughed with after the match on Sat?
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Well, he handed the trophy over, so, probably.
 
[quote author=themn link=topic=45492.msg1340826#msg1340826 date=1306847339]
[quote author=Atlas link=topic=45492.msg1340801#msg1340801 date=1306846058]
Was that Platini Fergie hugged and laughed with after the match on Sat?
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Well, he handed the trophy over, so, probably.
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Not to Fergie he didn't 😀
 
And now the Scottish FA have called for the suspension of the presidential election. Come on EUFA, make a stand or do you have hidden skeletons too?
 
[quote author=Sunny link=topic=45492.msg1340827#msg1340827 date=1306847380]
[quote author=themn link=topic=45492.msg1340826#msg1340826 date=1306847339]
[quote author=Atlas link=topic=45492.msg1340801#msg1340801 date=1306846058]
Was that Platini Fergie hugged and laughed with after the match on Sat?
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Well, he handed the trophy over, so, probably.
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Not to Fergie he didn't 😀
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Arf !

He was there, looking bored (for a change) so, it's highly likely he had a laff wiv Cunt Nose.
 
@SwissRamble: Survey by Swiss newspaper 20 Minuten: 86% of readers are sure that Sepp is corrupt, while 7% think he's a bit corrupt. Astonishing.
 
[quote author=Pesam link=topic=45492.msg1340829#msg1340829 date=1306847414]
And now the Scottish FA have called for the suspension of the presidential election. Come on EUFA, make a stand or do you have hidden skeletons too?
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I think you have missed the important bi Pesam, the English FA did that first, followed by our old rivals (that was a turn up for the books).

It is hotting up a tad, I think ........

Chuck Blazer sacked from Concacaf post

Page last updated at 23:18 GMT, Tuesday, 31 May 2011 00:18 UK

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Chuck Blazer Blazer's claims sparked the Fifa row

Concacaf general secretary Chuck Blazer has been sacked by the body's acting president after making allegations of corruption against leading Fifa officials.

Lisle Austin, who is standing in for the suspended Jack Warner, delivered the news in a letter to Blazer.

In it he said Blazer was "terminated as general secretary of Concacaf with immediate effect".

It was not immediately clear if Austin has the authority to remove Blazer.

Concacaf is the continental governing body for football in North America, Central America and the Caribbean.

American Blazer, also a member of Fifa's executive committee, on Thursday accused Warner and Mohamed bin Hammam of bribery and they have since been temporarily suspended.

He subsequently reported Warner for breaching the terms of his suspension by urging Caribbean Football Union (CFU) members to vote for incumbent Sepp Blatter in Wednesday's Fifa presidential elections.

Austin said Blazer's conduct was "inexcusable and a gross misconduct of duty and judgment," and that the American was no longer fit to hold the post.

In a letter to the 25 CFU members, made public earlier on Tuesday, Warner said they should not protest against his suspension - a reversal of his stance on Sunday, when he said Blatter should be "stopped".

But his latest actions led to claims Warner has violated his ban as, under the terms of his suspension, he must cease from all football-related activity.

"We have clear evidence of a violation of his suspension and we have reported that to the Fifa secretary general," said Blazer of Warner's actions, before Concacaf's moves to dismiss him.

"He has also been meeting with Concacaf members, which is against the rules of the suspension."

Blazer originally accused Warner and Asian Football Federation president Mohamed Bin Hammam of offering financial incentives to CFU members, which led to the pair being banned.

The payments were allegedly made to secure votes for Bin Hammam in his campaign to challenge Blatter for the presidency.

Bin Hammam pulled out of the presidential race on 29 May, but Fifa's ethics committee subsequently suspended both him and Warner, leaving Blatter to stand unopposed for the presidency.

The Qatari is appealing against his suspension, claiming it was a deliberate plot to influence the outcome of the elections, while Warner said his ban was "the worst form of justice by any sporting organisation".

Warner has also accused Blatter of making a gifts to Concacaf officials.

In his letter to the CFU, Warner asked them to "desist from initiating any protest action at Wednesday's Fifa Congress".

He continued: "At our last meeting we agreed as a union to support the incumbent Joseph Sepp Blatter in his quest to regain the presidency.

"I wish to assure you nothing has changed - our mandate was set then and despite it all we must fulfil it.

"The battles I have fought over the last week are my burdens to bear; my shoulders are broad and skin is insulated to the verbal attacks I am subjected to daily."

The English and Scottish football associations have both called for Fifa to postpone Wednesday's presidential election.

The English FA has already announced that it is abstaining from the voting in the Fifa presidency elections.
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I wonder if any governments are going to step into this, the Yanks could well do now.

regards
 
Whoaahooo......
From the BBC.......have a look at the link and the Vid

Suspended Fifa vice-president Jack Warner reveals to journalists an e-mail that claims Mohamed Bin Hammam "bought" the 2022 World Cup finals for Qatar.

Fifa general secretary Jerome Valcke has admitted he sent the private e-mail, which also questions why Asian football boss Bin Hammam was running for Fifa president.

Bin Hammam has dismissed the allegations and Qatar 2022 World Cup officials last week denied allegations that they paid bribes in return for votes.
 
They should quickly give us 2022 to shut us the fuck up 🙂

I would fucking love it if the big five (England, Spain, Italy, Germany and France) pulled out of the 2014 world cup until sanctions were made.
Unlikely of course.
 
First newsflash this evening - Chuck Blazer has been fired by CONCACAF.

Second newsflash this evening - Chuck Blazer has been re-instated as the guy who fired him didn't have the authority to do so.

A rickety organisation like FIFA shouldn't have control of world football and a budget of billions of dollars. :🙂
 
One of the FA bods were on 606 the other day and they listed some of the conditions that GOVERNMENTS are forced to sign to be considered for a World Cup.
I cant rememer all of them but the two that fucking blew my mind were:
A)No FIFA official can be charged with any crime relating to a world cup.
B)ALL profits from any merchandise go to FIFA not to the vendor.

Unbelievable.
 
Can the following please withdraw from FIFA:

England
Spain
Italy
Germany
Brazil
Argentina
Mexico

Thank you

If this leaves Swansea City playing St. Etienne for Ol' Big Ears (and the World Cup), then so be it.
 
[quote author=Herr Onceared link=topic=45492.msg1341126#msg1341126 date=1306887615]
One of the FA bods were on 606 the other day and they listed some of the conditions that GOVERNMENTS are forced to sign to be considered for a World Cup.
I cant rememer all of them but the two that fucking blew my mind were:
A)No FIFA official can be charged with any crime relating to a world cup.
B)ALL profits from any merchandise go to FIFA not to the vendor.

Unbelievable.
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I'm pissed, so am being slow. What "crime" would relate to a world cup?
 
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