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FIFA Presidential elections - should we bother?

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  • Off_itOff_it
    No doubt that FIFA pump a lot of money into certain countries around the world - they're awash with cash and have to spend it somewhere after all. Not even those fuckers would dream of pocketing it all.

    But how much of it gets spent via "friendly" companies, etc. Didn't Warner's son get the contract to build a stadium in Trinidad that nobody uses? I can imagine the T&T government were happy with that. I can imagine that CONCAF were happy. And I'm pretty certain that the Warner clan were happy. But it's still not right.
  • BlackForestRedsBlackForestReds
     
    And I try not to watch Eurovision, thanks. Not enough heavy metal or Led Zep on there for me.
    ;o)

    What about Lordi, the Finnish heavy metal band that won Eurovision a few years back?
  • Off_itOff_it
     
    And I try not to watch Eurovision, thanks. Not enough heavy metal or Led Zep on there for me.
    ;o)

    What about Lordi, the Finnish heavy metal band that won Eurovision a few years back?

    Finland? Do you really need to ask?
  • BlackForestRedsBlackForestReds
    To be fair Finnish rock music is a much neglected genre.
  • Henry IrvingHenry Irving
    To be fair Finnish rock music is a much neglected genre.
    And neglected for a for a very good reason
  • BlackForestRedsBlackForestReds
    To be fair Finnish rock music is a much neglected genre.
    And neglected for a for a very good reason

    The Leningrad Cowboys are one of the best live bands I've ever seen, utterly surreal, but brilliant.
  • Off_itOff_it
    To be fair Finnish rock music is a much neglected genre.
    You're right. It's right up their with Norweigan church burning death metal.

    Must be something to do with the lack of daylight at certain times of the year.

    I blame FIFA.
  • MuttleyCAFCMuttleyCAFC
    I dont have a problem with all countries having an equal say- just a system has to be found to prevent corruption -the easiest way is corruption needs to be investigated with vigour and integrity and the punishment when found is that the country of the corrupt official loses voting rights for 5 years maybe more depinding on the scale.The issue with FIFA is that it would rather hide the corruption or pretend it isn't there than face the embaressment of addressing it. Blatter is popular within FIFA ranks because he creates the perfect conditions for the corrupt to make their deals. He thinks he is protecting football and its reputation when the complete opposite is the case.

    The investigation against Warner stopping and the automatic presumption of innocence because he has resigned is a case in point. FIFA has swept so much dust under the carpet that it will never want to lift it up and will have to be made to -but who can make it?
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