CITYMANCS-REJECT
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bluenova said:
I don't think he should be able to choose what socks he wears each day!
England should be banned till we have a decent world beating squad.
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I don't think he should be able to choose what socks he wears each day!
England should be banned till we have a decent world beating squad.
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bluenova said:In general I think FIFA are a disgrace, but certainly in the case of Nigeria they have a point.
Do you think David Cameron should be able to ban the England team from playing because he's in a bad mood? It's ridiculous and FIFA are right to tell them not to get involved.
fair point, it is just a hissyfit by the Nigeria leader cos his players were nearly as bad as England. But why suspend them .... is it because FIFA anyone to destable their apple cart?
Another fact got me rattled the other day ... FIFA spernt all those years trying to push an Africa World Cu, saying its good for the country etc etc, then South Africa face a £3.6BILLION bill for stadi, costs, operations and what do FIFA do? They ban all south africans from making business from football related stuff like whilst they are in town. South Africa is still a 3rd world state.
Its just a PR stunt so Blatter has his legacy in history as "the man that brought the world to Africa" when really he's just gonna be remembered as a ****.
Skashion
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FIFA have been politically-involved for some time now so it's not really a new development. It's almost impossible to avoid in fairness. Sport is political and pretty much has been since it became professional. International sport is especially so as it allows nations to compete without resorting to getting the guns out.
Ah, politicians...
*Henry handles the ball to put France through.
*An Taoiseach, Brian Cowen embarrasses the whole country and requests that his French counterpart, President Sarkozy intervenes with the French Football Federation to accede to Irish requests for a replay.
*"Non", he tells the Irish leader, "football is above politics".
*France disgrace themselves in South Africa.
*The aforementioned, Henry is first back to Paris and squealing like a spoilt child to the French president, Sarkozy.
*"Oui", he tells his fellow Frenchman, "I'll set up a commission to investigate".
You know... sometimes I think that these f^^kers will do anything for a vote.
(What next? The British Prime Minister lobbying to have Liverpool instated into the Champion's League... oh).
*Henry handles the ball to put France through.
*An Taoiseach, Brian Cowen embarrasses the whole country and requests that his French counterpart, President Sarkozy intervenes with the French Football Federation to accede to Irish requests for a replay.
*"Non", he tells the Irish leader, "football is above politics".
*France disgrace themselves in South Africa.
*The aforementioned, Henry is first back to Paris and squealing like a spoilt child to the French president, Sarkozy.
*"Oui", he tells his fellow Frenchman, "I'll set up a commission to investigate".
You know... sometimes I think that these f^^kers will do anything for a vote.
(What next? The British Prime Minister lobbying to have Liverpool instated into the Champion's League... oh).