FIFA corruption arrests
Discussion
Whilst watching all these 'important' people speaking on behalf of FIFA at various press conferences, I just cannot help but not believe a single word that any of them utters.
Anyone else feel like that?
I'm just looking at them all and get the overwhelming feeling that pretty much all of them are absolutely corrupt or happily working there knowing everyone else is corrupt.
Anyone else feel like that?
I'm just looking at them all and get the overwhelming feeling that pretty much all of them are absolutely corrupt or happily working there knowing everyone else is corrupt.
NinjaPower said:
Whilst watching all these 'important' people speaking on behalf of FIFA at various press conferences, I just cannot help but not believe a single word that any of them utters.
Anyone else feel like that?
I'm just looking at them all and get the overwhelming feeling that pretty much all of them are absolutely corrupt or happily working there knowing everyone else is corrupt.
Couldn't agree more. When I heard Blatter said that football was, "the sport that I have loved and been involved with for the last 40 years of my life," I just laughed and said to myself, "no, you like the money/kickbacks/bribes you greasy old !" Anyone else feel like that?
I'm just looking at them all and get the overwhelming feeling that pretty much all of them are absolutely corrupt or happily working there knowing everyone else is corrupt.
People harp on about the Premier League having too much money floating about it etc, lets start at the governing body and work our way down. FIFA is nothing short of a world-wide disgrace, it needs to be pulled apart and rebuilt from the ground up.
el stovey said:
Wow, I wonder what on earth the final straw was. a LOT of delegates are going to be worried now.
Could be a trap.He'll just wait for 48 hours, see which of his minions come out with public statements critical of him now he's resigned, and then un-resign and have the detractors skinned alive and rolled in salt.
He does, after all, enjoy huge support amongst the FIFA rank-and-file, and with the challenges facing FIFA it would be foolish to have a change of leadership now.
Or, maybe he'll stay resigned. Perhaps even Blatter wouldn't be enough of a weasel to pull a stunt like that....
eharding said:
Could be a trap.
He'll just wait for 48 hours, see which of his minions come out with public statements critical of him now he's resigned, and then un-resign and have the detractors skinned alive and rolled in salt.
He does, after all, enjoy huge support amongst the FIFA rank-and-file, and with the challenges facing FIFA it would be foolish to have a change of leadership now.
Or, maybe he'll stay resigned. Perhaps even Blatter wouldn't be enough of a weasel to pull a stunt like that....
I see what you did there... He'll just wait for 48 hours, see which of his minions come out with public statements critical of him now he's resigned, and then un-resign and have the detractors skinned alive and rolled in salt.
He does, after all, enjoy huge support amongst the FIFA rank-and-file, and with the challenges facing FIFA it would be foolish to have a change of leadership now.
Or, maybe he'll stay resigned. Perhaps even Blatter wouldn't be enough of a weasel to pull a stunt like that....
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