A pirate boat I presume.Quote:
"But I thank you for accepting me for the next four years. I will be in command of this boat called Fifa and we will bring it back to shore."
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A pirate boat I presume.Quote:
"But I thank you for accepting me for the next four years. I will be in command of this boat called Fifa and we will bring it back to shore."
I'd like some fresh ideas on corruption at the very least.Quote:
Originally Posted by Master Splinter
Our Leader. :bow:Quote:
"First of all I would like to give compliments and express gratitude to Prince Ali. Because he was a challenger and he has obtained a very good result.
"He could have said 'no, let's go further and perhaps I would have received more votes'.
"But I thank you for accepting me for the next four years. I will be in command of this boat called Fifa and we will bring it back to shore."
"We have some organisational problems. We need women in this committee, we have to do more. I will not touch the World Cup, it is too important.
"I take responsibility to bring back Fifa, with you we will do it, I am convinced.
"I am a faithful man, now God, Allah or whoever we believe in, they will help us to bring back Fifa. I promise you at the end of my term I will give Fifa to my successor in a very strong position."
"The age is no problem. Some people are 50 and look old.
"I like you and I like my job and I would like to be with you. I am not perfect but we will do a good job together. Let's go Fifa, let's go Fifa!"
"I like you, you brought me again into Fifa. All those that have voted for Prince Ali, I congratulate you - he is a good candidate.
"But now I'm president of everybody. I am president of Fifa."
History will remember Blatter and the fools who consistently voted for him. There will be degrees and baccalaureates on the subject churned out to future specialists and professionals.
FIFA will probably be eradicated by the powers-that-be (FBI, who else?) and replaced with some form of politically correct, right-on body managed by international committee, as before, but overseen by auditors. I suspect PWC, KPMG, Deloitte, Arthur Andersen and Ernst and Young might want some of that action.
As there isn't an ideal solution here it has to be better than the dogshitfest we have at present.
There are many, many cunts like this in the world - the majority in positions of power and authority. All of them need to be killed then burned so they don't come back.Quote:
"First of all I would like to give compliments and express gratitude to Prince Ali. Because he was a challenger and he has obtained a very good result.
"He could have said 'no, let's go further and perhaps I would have received more votes'.
"But I thank you for accepting me for the next four years. I will be in command of this boat called Fifa and we will bring it back to shore."
"We have some organisational problems. We need women in this committee, we have to do more. I will not touch the World Cup, it is too important.
"I take responsibility to bring back Fifa, with you we will do it, I am convinced.
"I am a faithful man, now God, Allah or whoever we believe in, they will help us to bring back Fifa. I promise you at the end of my term I will give Fifa to my successor in a very strong position."
"The age is no problem. Some people are 50 and look old.
"I like you and I like my job and I would like to be with you. I am not perfect but we will do a good job together. Let's go Fifa, let's go Fifa!"
"I like you, you brought me again into Fifa. All those that have voted for Prince Ali, I congratulate you - he is a good candidate.
"But now I'm president of everybody. I am president of Fifa."
Send in Sam the Slayer.
What would that do? The reason there are cunts in this world is because it's part of our nature....no matter how many people you butcher in this life, there is an inherent avarice in the human creature that no amount of culling will be rid of.
Only checks and balances where our reason outweighs our nature can we be free of it.
Disgusting. World Cup should be boycotted by all nations that are against this vote. Sponsors need to walk away, fans need to switch off...shit....Fifa players on Xbox and Playstation should switch to PES! :lol:
Have you noticed how fat he is?Quote:
Originally Posted by Douglas Reynholm
I never said 'butcher.' I hate it when people exaggerate a point to make it seem extreme.Quote:
Originally Posted by Herbert_Chapman's_Zombie
:lol:
You really couldn't make this up.
Call me a bluff old traditionalist but I prefer my corruption a little less blatant.
If FIFA was more covert you could call them mainstream. As it is, they are fringe.
Let's see just how far the champions of justice are prepared to go. I guarantee you - not THAT far.Quote:
Barclays and HSBC are named in legal papers filed by the US Department of Justice after millions of dollars in suspect transactions linked to FIFA were allegedly moved through their accounts. Britain's Serious Fraud Office (SFO) and City of London Police are assisting the FBI in their inquiries.
Funnier and nearer to the truth:Quote:
Originally Posted by Letters
http://www.theonion.com/article/fifa...ld-cup-u-50525
Less fat than Blatter?Quote:
Originally Posted by Niall_Quinn
Probably the best we can hope for.Quote:
Originally Posted by Douglas Reynholm
Time for the guardians of peace (USA) to save the world tbh.. come on FBI! :bow:
USA :bow:
War on Blatter :bow:
Get used to it, under the thrall of our plutocrat masters the words "what the fuck are you going to do about it?" Will be commonplace
:lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by Niall_Quinn
Those banks have helped terrorist and drug cartels launder money. Football....pah....nothing will come of it.
Seriously though, how blatantly corrupt is this whole shite? Blatter is one of the biggest cretins to ever live, he really is despicable. His comments about not being able to control everyone was su insulting its beyond belief, the people who he hired and worked with turned out to be corrupt and somehowx he had no idea? fuck off you old cunt.
If he has 1 iota of care for football he would have at least given up his position.
If you didn't vote, you can't complain about the resultQuote:
Originally Posted by Letters
:haha:Quote:
Originally Posted by Bob Loblaw
:lol: damn my voter apathy!Quote:
Originally Posted by Bob Loblaw
Alleged corruption of course of course
Indeed. The blatantly obvious is never true until confirmed or denied by the lawyers. I suppose they'll use the money they stole to hire the very best.Quote:
Originally Posted by Injury Time
http://www.theguardian.com/football/...ew-world-order
At least this goes a bit wider than the silly theory of goodies and baddies preferred by those who only want to dig so far.
I think the World Cup should be scrapped entirely until the sport can prove itself clean and non-politically influenced and motivated. Or else stage each group in a different country with the holders always playing at home and every national association having to chip in to the overall cost, sharing in the revenue and organising their own national sponsorship deals.
But if you really want to clean up global corruption and promote liberty and justice for the people of the planet the elephant has to be shot. The globalist economy needs to be reformed from the ground up and the current key players jailed or executed for crimes against humanity. Vigorously strike at this cancer and all corruption across the board will start flowing away, there will be less war, less famine, less of every plague that afflicts humanity. But that won't happen. It would be glorious to think this is the start of a genuine purge on corruption but it isn't. It's a turf war being waged by the corrupt, business as usual and only remarkable because it has found its way into the public gaze. Citizens can tackle and defeat corruption, that's possible with an admittedly huge effort. But governments and authorities can't, because their very substance is corruption. To eradicate it they would have to destroy themselves. They will never do that. They will have to be destroyed by people who stand up.
Blatter has resigned!
Wtf? :lol:
Why do it now instead of ideally resigning before the elections so there was a chance for others to step up?
Got a bad feeling it's so he can appoint his own (and probably equally as incompetent and corrupt) successor. :lol:
I hope this isn't some sort of deal whereby he quietly escapes further investigation. It probably is though.
Now all that remains is for the yanks to put their guy in and start awarding big money contracts to their mates. Same old same old.
It is time Letters took his IIPs to the next level.
Americans cleaning football like a boss :bow:
I thought Blatter was the President of everyone? He must have realised people are a bunch of idiots.
:haha:Quote:
Originally Posted by Douglas Reynholm
Running on a ticket of "Tough on Tottenham, Tough on the causes of Tottenham" :dance:
He, allegedly, heard that the FBI had loads of shit on him and he had to duss out before being kicked out and being convincted.
Great news for football, until the next corrupt leader comes in.
That's what I mean, is it now going to be the same deal as cunty politicians get when they are caught? Resign and all is forgiven, we'll forget about the criminal shit and you can fuck off and enjoy your fat, stolen pension?
Platini 'high on the list' to take over :doh:
LOL - at least leave a semi-dignified gap FFS!Quote:
The resignation of Sepp Blatter will spark new questions over whether the next World Cups will go ahead in Russia and Qatar.
It raises the possibility that England – controversially beaten by Russia to the role of 2018 host – could step in as a replacement.