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Sepp Blatter

In many of todays newpapers Mr Blatter is quoting that if Man Utd take the Rio case to court, he and FIFA will come down on them like a ton of bricks!:eek:
Well done Mr Blatter, its about time somebody told this 'we are above all the rules of the game' football team and their 'untouchable' players and manager where they stand:nono:

Man Utd think they can do whatever they want....take that FA Cup withdrawal a few yrs back (98?). If a little club like Hayes or even the League clubs that are in difficulty (Notts County etc) were unable to play for financial reasons pulled out of the competition then the rules say that you can never re-enter it again. Man Utd to the disgust of most other fans were re entered. Again a clear example of them being bigger than the game:sad:

So back to Rio, he fukked off when the drugs tester arrived on that Sept morning....myself I believe it was a case of arrogance more than running away because he'd been on anything. I don't think he cleared off in an attempt to get a substance out of his system(unlike an alleged certain WBA player!). It was a case of 'bollox to this, I got something planned this morning, and I can't be arsed to hang around here'.
So we are back to the arrogance again of Man Utd players, and if it takes a Blatter to bring them back to earth with an almighty bump then all power to you Mr Blatter.

Oh by the way approx 18 rugby players were banned for 18months by the RFU last year for testing +ve. RFU came down on those players much harder than the FA on Rio, so count yourself lucky mate!



JB..........:blush
 

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It is my understanding that the FA Cup withdrawl, surely after 98? was done with the blessing and even encouragement of the FA, to aid our failed World Cup 2006 bid.
 

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Sepp Blatter is a ****. No question. No argument.
 

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Below was on Teamtalk.

Fifa president Sepp Blatter has blocked Rio Ferdinand's path to civil action over his eight-month ban imposed for missing a drugs test.

Privately they accuse Blatter of jumping on a populist bandwagon by urging the Football Association to clamp down on a drugs problem he has previously claimed did not exist.

And now he has entered the debate again and insisted under the laws of the game Ferdinand cannot take his case to a civil court should he wish to pursue the matter beyond an initial appeal.

"According to the statutes of Fifa and its member associations, in this case, no recourse may be made to civil courts," said Blatter.

"The highest court would be the Court of Arbitration for Sport in Lausanne."

Blatter denied weekend suggestions that he had threatened United with expulsion from the game should Ferdinand opt to take his case into the civil courts but the controversial Swiss is clearly on a collision course with one of the world's biggest clubs.

He has already clashed once with United chief executive David Gill over the Ferdinand issue and is also embroiled in a separate battle with the Red Devils over their membership of the influential G14 group which Blatter refuses to recognise.

Having rounded on the FA for the length of time they took in setting up the hearing, Blatter has "noted with satisfaction that this case has finally been dealt with and a decision passed".

However, he also hinted the threat of an increased penalty on Ferdinand had not yet been lifted, saying: "Fifa will not make any comment until it has received the decision, the reasons for the decision and the file on the case from the FA."

Blatter's comments only increase United's isolation on the Ferdinand issue.

As it stands, the 25-year-old has 14 days to decide if he will appeal against the suspension, a hearing which would be chaired by an independent QC but include two members of an FA council United believes is determined to make an example of their £29.3m record signing.
 

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Interesting from Blatter. The FA and FIFA are in danger of disregarding Rio's Human Rights - namely, right to a fair trial.

Interesting to see if that comes into play and whether the ECJ or the ECHR get involved...
 

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PAZ said:
Interesting from Blatter. The FA and FIFA are in danger of disregarding Rio's Human Rights - namely, right to a fair trial.
Errrr....he HAD a fair trial. He was represented by a lawyer. He was tried by a panel of independent people. What more do you want?

Are you going to say that a child who is suspended from school by the head/governors has his Human Rights disregarded?

It's about time that someone cracked down on these i-am-bigger-than-thou-boots. No-one is bigger than the game. Even ohn McEnroe had to admit that - and he was the closest someone came to being bigger than their game.
 

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why should there be a trial. You park on a double yellow line, you get a fine because you've done wrong.

Whats so special about Ferdinand apart from he plays for Manure (which by precedent gives you special dispensation- is that Manure's argument)
 

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Seff Blatter is a clown. And the motives behind his interfering with an English FA matter are highly questionable. This man would love nothing more than to see England disqualified from Euro '04. Remember that.
 

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Banana said:
Errrr....he HAD a fair trial. He was represented by a lawyer. He was tried by a panel of independent people. What more do you want?

Can we remove the appeals procedure from all cases now?

Blatter is on dodgy ground. There are several continental players that have been banned after positive drugs tests, taken their case to appeal and had it reduced, they include Oscar Davids and Japp Stam.

If the FA or FIFA are going to get tough, they need to send a directive round to the clubs, not make an example of one player.
The precidents have already been set and so Rio will get his sentence on appeal.

Blatter should stop sticking his oar in and look at the whole drug issue across the world of football rather than telling the FA what to do when he has clearly let similar matters go.
 

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PAZ said:
Interesting from Blatter. The FA and FIFA are in danger of disregarding Rio's Human Rights - namely, right to a fair trial.

Interesting to see if that comes into play and whether the ECJ or the ECHR get involved...

Sorry Paz, but Rio's Human Rights!?...there are far more worthy people in our world that needs their human rights attended to well before this jumped up 'I'm untouchable' pr@t.


JB.........:nono:
 

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Johnny Bravo said:
Sorry Paz, but Rio's Human Rights!?...there are far more worthy people in our world that needs their human rights attended to well before this jumped up 'I'm untouchable' pr@t.


JB.........:nono:

Agreed, but they're not under the jurisdiction of certain conventions by and large.

I'm not saying Rio is deserving, but those are his rights.
 

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Banana said:
Errrr....he HAD a fair trial. He was represented by a lawyer. He was tried by a panel of independent people. What more do you want?

Uncharacteristically naive for you, Banana. As if it wasn't patently obvious, the Sun carried the story today about the "independence" of at least one man on the panel.
 

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what's wrong with starting a new thread?

Don't really mind not having the WC in England, the Olympics is going to be bad enough...

Having been to several Euro '96 games, I can't wait for the WC to come here. :nutty:
 

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Good news for all Blatter fans...:fishing:

Blatter, the incumbent FIFA president, is the only candidate for the world governing body's presidential election to be held in May.

By the March 31 deadline for submitting candidatures, no other candidates had put their names forward, the Zurich-based world football organization said in a statement.

http://english.people.com.cn/200704/03/eng20070403_363244.html

Sepp Blatter is 71 (officially AN OLD FART)

1956: Graduated from Faculty of Law at Lausanne University with degree in Business Administration and Economics. Member of Swiss Association of Sportswriters.

1948-71: Played amateur soccer in top Swiss amateur division

1964: General Secretary of Swiss Ice Hockey Association

1970-75: Member of the board of Swiss first division club Neuchatel Xamax

1972: Director of Sports Timing and Public relations for Longines.

1990: Reclassified as FIFA's Chief Executive Officer (CEO).

1998: Elected FIFA president as successor to Havelange, beating Lennart Johansson by 111-80 votes at FIFA Congress in Paris.
 
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Slack Bladder is ruining the game we love!!

True, this whole Rio thing is a case of arrogance. But there have been so many things going on with FIFA & Slack that just make you sick. Brian Glanville once described Slack as a "50 ideas a day all of them crap" man!

Its about time the FA stood up to him. We have seen the introduction of the transfer window, which is having a huge effect on clubs like ours. Being very optimistic but we may have got out of this hole we are in if we didnt have 28 days in January to sign people in. Also smaller clubs are forced into panic sales of their best prospects just to keep the bank manager away for at least 5 months until the window opens again. But of course Slack doesnt care about the smaller clubs in countries like England as long as his friends in Africa & Asia are happy.

Its a real shame that no one looks as if they will stand against Slack when he comes up for re-election. I find it very hard to believe that every one of the national FA's are satisifed with his performance!

Finally, i would like to draw your attention to the 'FIFA2'. Not sure if you have heard this but two players, Colin Healy & Gareth Farrelly, have been banned from playing for Cork City in their home country, simply because they have played for 2 clubs already this season. In effect FIFA are stopping 2 guys, who cant be earning much, from plying their trade and providing for their families. They will be allowed to play again in JUly according to FIFA rules. Cork are up in arms about this, as FIFA allowed Mascherano to sign for Liverpool under an exceptional ruling but will not allow Healy & Farrelly the same. Cork have a petition running at the moment which they hope to present to FIFA and may even take as far as a European employment court, so please feel free to sign at...


http://www.gopetition.com/signatures.php
 

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how on earth is he going to get away with that:confused: :confused: ???? Blatter is a moron....

why?

Clubs in all countries, English, Spanish, Italian etc etc, should have a minimum number of players from the country the club is affiliated to. IMO.

Can't wait for markafc's reply! :D

Imagine Arsenal playing with 5 Englishmen................... rofl
 

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why?

Clubs in all countries, English, Spanish, Italian etc etc, should have a minimum number of players from the country the club is affiliated to. IMO.

Can't wait for markafc's reply! :D

Imagine Arsenal playing with 5 Englishmen................... rofl

he hates everything to do with England for starters and he is a dinosaur as he lives in the dark ages
 

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so you'd like to see every player in the league, from premiershite to division 4, foreign then would you?
 

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so you'd like to see every player in the league, from premiershite to division 4, foreign then would you?

the foreigners are in the top league due to the money, it's the managers decision to sign them, there isn't that many foreigners below that as they leave that club when they go down to the championship. Blatter even lets foreign players that haven't represented their own country in full International to play for the country they play in within 3 seasons, like I said Blatter is a moron
 

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Blatter doesn't allow it, the passport does.

When a player is in a country for x amount (believe it varies in different countries) of years consecutively, they are entitled to a passport, and become a citizen. This then qualifies them to play for that country if they wish to adopt it as their own.
 

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letting foreigners play for a country not their own happens in all sports, not just football, just look at the Cricket and Rugby national teams.

As for managers signing them, maybe English players are around but the agents and players and their clubs ask for too much, £5 mill for an Englishman or £2 mill for a foreigner........................ they'd take johnny foreigner every time. The system needs to change to support home grown talent, some are world class like the Rooney's etc, but some of the foreign players are no better than there english counter parts, but are the cheaper option to purchase.
 

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Eduardo is brazillian but plays for Croatia.

Who's fault is that, FIFA, Croatia or Eduardo ?

Probably money in the end and to counter EU laws.
 

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Blatter doesn't allow it, the passport does.

When a player is in a country for x amount (believe it varies in different countries) of years consecutively, they are entitled to a passport, and become a citizen. This then qualifies them to play for that country if they wish to adopt it as their own.

:sorted: cheers, so why doesn't blatter moan about the passport thing? he is barking up the wrong tree, the bloke is a moron

only this week he went on record threatening England with not being able to apply for the World Cup again with the premiership clubs wishing to play abroad, he forgets about the fans that don't support the big teams
 

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how on earth is he going to get away with that:confused: :confused: ???? Blatter is a moron....
he hates everything to do with England for starters and he is a dinosaur as he lives in the dark ages
... Blatter even lets foreign players that haven't represented their own country in full International to play for the country they play in within 3 seasons, like I said Blatter is a moron
:sorted: cheers, so why doesn't blatter moan about the passport thing? he is barking up the wrong tree, the bloke is a moron...

OK OK OK! We get it that you think he is a moron.

The idea is still a good one and something like this is long overdue to start on the road to restoring competitiveness to the game. If football is not going to be further reduced to a parody like the Harlem Globetrotters where a few teams of glamorous players tour around making oodles of cash by making the others look like (dare I say it?) morons, something needs to be done to replace money-making as the driving criteria of the sport and to ensure the development and participation of local people.
 

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OK OK OK! We get it that you think he is a moron.

The idea is still a good one and something like this is long overdue to start on the road to restoring competitiveness to the game. If football is not going to be further reduced to a parody like the Harlem Globetrotters where a few teams of glamorous players tour around making oodles of cash by making the others look like (dare I say it?) morons, something needs to be done to replace money-making as the driving criteria of the sport and to ensure the development and participation of local people.

I reckon he feels FIFA is being left out as the English top leagues will be to big for them to control, I can see Premier league not given to sh*ts about his comments....
 

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The idea isn´t long overdue, because he´s been saying it for years. And he´s in no better position to change things now than he was before. It´s entirely up to the EU and whether they change the laws on freedom of employment for professional sports.
 

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Seep Blatter is swiss, so my question is where is his FIFA's base where he works as I tried looking but I can't find anything
 

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cheers....
 

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I really hope this is the end of him just like Motson, ****ing had enough of them talking sh*t
 

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Poor old Ronaldo, treated like a slave.

How many slaves do you know who are paid millions of quids each year?

Answers on the back of a postage stamp to:
Sapp Bloater
Footy Knownothing
Europe
 

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So the erstwhile president of FIFA is encouraging and indeed supporting players to break their contracts, multi million pound ones at that....wonderful.
 

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i cant imagine slaves were paid when they were sick or not working, must be lost in translation or sumthing
 

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So the erstwhile president of FIFA is encouraging and indeed supporting players to break their contracts, multi million pound ones at that....wonderful.

He has to resign now surely.
 

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Even the PFA don't support him - I think they realise that the majority of their members would suffer if contracts are made worthless
 

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He is so anti English it's untrue, everything he does is to interupt English Football, It's so big that he has to concentrate on it. no one whined when Italy was massive in the 90's, who the **** is he anyway
 

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Seppblatter is old English for 'a useless git'. I say we bring it back into use, e.g.

"I tell you what the sooner Gordon Brown's gone the better. I thought he knew what he was doing but actually he's a bit of a seppblatter."
 

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Seppblatter is old English for 'a useless git'. I say we bring it back into use, e.g.

"I tell you what the sooner Gordon Brown's gone the better. I thought he knew what he was doing but actually he's a bit of a seppblatter."

delete that, and it might sound better :D
 

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He is so anti English it's untrue, everything he does is to interupt English Football, It's so big that he has to concentrate on it. no one whined when Italy was massive in the 90's, who the **** is he anyway

:imwith:

Agree with you big time,he's never liked us...he's a f$cking c$ck! :mad1:
 
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