FIFA delegates getting their cummupence! Blatter GONE today.

[yerwot?]

the banking crisis aftermath should have ruined the reputations of auditors like KPMG, yet nothing happened. They carry on raking in many millions doing a job that should have uncovered the criminal activites but didn't. Same with the FIFA accounts, for years the corruption was well-known
to all, but the "experts" found nothing. No doubt who or what becomes the controlling element at the centre of world football will carry on using the companies that have so spectacularly failed. If there was some blame or penalty to pay the auditors might think twice about looking the other way. Zurich itself has become synonimous with dodgy bank accounts and tax avoidance, this latest global scandal will have confirmed
what up to now was only suspicion.
What-ever, the pot needs to be kept boiling, because so many of the beneficiaries of blatter bribes want nothing more than a return to the "good old days" of graft and unaccountability. Hopefully there will be more and more revelations until any chance of damage limitation is unthinkable.

 

[jimharri]

 

[cibaman]

Why not Germany has 1687 ranking points and God knows how many football teams and stadiums, where as Anguilla with 2 ranking points has one football pitch and a league of six teams.

On top of that despite being a member of CONCACAF none of the Anguillan teams have ever played in CFU Club Championship or CONCACAF Champions Cup, why should their vote count for the same value as that of Germany.

In this day of computer technology you could soon tot up all the ranking point that each candidate for president received.

Wouldnt Anguila have the same number of votes as Germany when it came to the vote to change the voting system? Turkeys voting for Xmas?

 

[SlimShadyRus]

An honest and independent investigation (as usualy from Yanks), they forgot to add

 

[Dubai Blue]

That doesn't really make any sense as a voting system for a president?

That's pretty much how the US votes for its own president via the electoral college. The current system is farcical

 

[Juan King]

What the fuck have the FBI got to do with it? Who appointed them to govern world football. What gives them the right to investigate anything.

 

[taconinja]

What the fuck have the FBI got to do with it? Who appointed them to govern world football. What gives them the right to investigate anything.

The indicted persons used US banks and US funds to facilitate alleged racketeering, and it's likely the indicted persons have indicated other FIFA officials as being related parties to the case. That's an easy jurisdictional call.

 

[warspite]

What the fuck have the FBI got to do with it? Who appointed them to govern world football. What gives them the right to investigate anything.

Because the bent FIFA morons used U.S. Dollars in their dealings, daft fuckers fell straight into the Feds arms

 

[marco]

What the fuck have the FBI got to do with it? Who appointed them to govern world football. What gives them the right to investigate anything.

are you serious? you honestly dont know

 

[Juan King]

are you serious? you honestly dont know

Obviously that two posters before you said why. Not seen any media for the last few days as been working all the time, so hadn't seen all the details.