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Masonity posted:That's sad. I'll be your son Sepp. Note that Sepp's son, like his father, won't be allowed to post in this forum.
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Dravs posted:Is it his nephew or his "nephew"? I will not stand for those blatant libelous statements about the pillar of morals and ethics, Sepp Blatter
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I really want to someone to remake the music video of Shaggy's classic jam, "It Wasn't Me," but about Sepp Blatter and FIFA. Instead of bootylicious models draped all over him in a mansion, it would be dead Nepalese serfs, Jack Warner gyrating in the background as Beckenbauer flashes his Rolexes, in an air-conditioned stadium in the desert. fake edit: pre-emptive "wrong thread," definitely should be in the Weekend Web
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That sounds like it would be really funny, you should do it
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Dravs posted:Is it his nephew or his "nephew"? Is his name Octavian?
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quote:Fifa vice president Prince Ali Bin Al Hussein of Jordan will stand for election in a bid to oust Sepp Blatter as leader of football’s scandal-hit world governing body. http://www.theguardian.com/football/2015/jan/06/jordan-prince-ali-fifa-presidency Blatter's going up against royalty this time and this guy's (visible) reputation seems impeccable. I'm fascinated by what kind of skeletons Sepp is going to dig up for this guy.
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Dudes so rich he should be basically unbribeable. Although that doesnt mean he wont be though.
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Was this guy 24 when he became president of the Jordanian FA? The BBC says he took that job in 1999
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Lenin Riefenstahl posted:Was this guy 24 when he became president of the Jordanian FA? The BBC says he took that job in 1999 Apparently its a royal office in Jordan, the current King was the FA president before until his ascension in 1999.
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oldman posted:Apparently its a royal office in Jordan, the current King was the FA president before until his ascension in 1999. Isn't everything? Jordan is hardly a shining beacon of human rights and democracy.
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Lovely Queen though
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mackintosh posted:Isn't everything? Jordan is hardly a shining beacon of human rights and democracy. Compared to fifa though?
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mackintosh posted:Isn't everything? Jordan is hardly a shining beacon of human rights and democracy.
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ephex posted:He refused to go to North Korea so they sent Rodman. lmao Also I might bring an on the ground TRP update from Qatar later this year 
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Oh good more middle eastern influence
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By Mid East standards anyway Jordan is actually a bit of a shining beacon. They are relatively responsive to trends and changed around its citizens' rights at the beginning of the Arab Spring before there were mass uprisings you saw in other countries. It also has very little ISIS presence, they've done better than Turkey with the Syria situation. I mean it's all relative but I'd much rather have Jordan in charge than loving Qatar.
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Pook Good Mook posted:By Mid East standards Yeah, alright mate.
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Sepp Blatter has won an injunction in Switzerland, his native country, in order to prevent the publication of a book of amusing satirical cartoons. The book, by Danish cartoonist (and former footballer) Olé Andersen, features a Blatter lookalike. According to his lawyers, Blatter "has a good reputation and if the cartoons were published he would never be able to repair the damage." http://www.theguardian.com/media/greenslade/2013/dec/16/sepp-blatter-censorship 
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#jesuissepp
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ephex posted:The book, by Danish cartoonist (and former footballer) Olé Andersen, features a Blatter lookalike. The World Cup in Qatar suddenly makes sense.
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ephex posted:Sepp Blatter has won an injunction in Switzerland, his native country, in order to prevent the publication of a book of amusing satirical cartoons. you have got to be loving kidding me
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Je suis sepp
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Sepp has dirt on all the Swiss judges. He's a genius. Sepp for UN president imo
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He's unironically the best politician alive
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Sepp can solve the Middle East crisis by just declaring himself president of both Israel and Palestine and uniting everyone in hatred of him
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ephex posted:Sepp Blatter has won an injunction in Switzerland, his native country, in order to prevent the publication of a book of amusing satirical cartoons. Reminds me of that photo of all those world leaders in France joining arms and "standing with the cartoonists" despite half of them being involved in suppression of free press in their own countries
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How can you even write satire anymore? The world seems to just create it spontaneously anymore. 
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Reset Smith posted:How can you even write satire anymore? The world seems to just create it spontaneously anymore. Reminds me of the reason for quitting making music Tom Lehrer gave: "Political satire became obsolete when Henry Kissinger was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize."
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David Ginola to announce intention to run for Fifa presidency
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excuse me lady posted:David Ginola to announce intention to run for Fifa presidency  something somethings because he's worth it
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The word in the press was that Blatter was looking to make this election as low key as possible, to try and avoid any media coverage in order to try and not draw attention to him standing again. His people think he's already got the votes tied up (even in UEFA they only think there's ten votes against him) and as far as they were concerned the less media scrutiny Blatter received the better. Ginola standing is going to make him sweat even less as it's just going to split the anti Blatter vote further. The only annoyance his people seem to be expressing is that now the media might actually pay some attention to this.
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excuse me lady posted:David Ginola to announce intention to run for Fifa presidency David Ginola is an anagram of Vagina Dildo :themoreyouknow:
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Alex_R posted:David Ginola is an anagram of Vagina Dildo lol
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oMbCxl4hnzA N'oubliez jamais.
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Brony Car posted:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oMbCxl4hnzA I love this whole thing. This also belongs in "Goals I Like" and PYF "Post the most 90s thing you can find"
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FIFA generated more than $4 billion in sales from the 2014 World Cup and is giving Brazil $100 million after the country spent $15 billion on the World Cup http://uk.businessinsider.com/fifa-is-giving-100-million-to-brazil-after-the-country-spent-15-billion-on-the-world-cup-2015-1?r=US
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ephex posted:FIFA generated more than $4 billion in sales from the 2014 World Cup and is giving Brazil $100 million after the country spent $15 billion on the World Cup no worries they can just raise public transport prices until the gap is filled.
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ephex posted:FIFA generated more than $4 billion in sales from the 2014 World Cup and is giving Brazil $100 million after the country spent $15 billion on the World Cup What about all that money from beer sales https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u1pPGdgbrs0&t=21s
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