Seems like we're trendsetters:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-asia-china-34918397
Fans of Hong Kong have been booing the Chinese national anthem and holding up 'BOO' signs. FIFA aren't happy.
Yeh, it's very odd that after years of corruption and accusations of bribery that the Americans have taken such monumental action against a global sporting body. I watched aghast as extradition warrants were handed out and raids were carried out across the globe at the beginning of this probe and I'm amazed by the following fallout.I think you are on to something there When Khaldoon said we will take a pinch there was a glint in his eye, one thing one should never do is piss-off a rich man because they always get their revenge might not be obvious or straight away but it will happen. Our rich man has connections as well, let's hope Platini reflects on his FFP and realises where he went wrong
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Platini must be sat there thinking 'What the fuck have I done'! For us I suppose it's a case of 'Don't get angry, get even'! :-)
I dunno what one is, but suffice to say if proven guilty not only will he probably have to repay the money, he'll probably have to pay a fine and the guilty verdict will destroy his football career!sat there on top of a £1.3m disloyalty payment! What is one of them by the way?
It's never sat right with me and I've always suspected some recent event has triggered this American response.
I supposed in the MIB's turned up at Chuck's door in a blacked out Lincoln Continental motor and asked him to 'take a ride' with them, then one of their own would have been sacrificed to cuury favour with a major oil producing sovereign state.They found a good whistleblower in Chuck Blazer? It's generally how the USA like to approach these cases.