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Hegay posted:Unironically this. Instead we get some Arab oil Prince who oversaw the murder of footballers in his nation I'm unironic about it as well. Sepp tried to run a multicultural FIFA but as it turns out some cultures are inherently corrupt.
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Hegay posted:Assign voting weigh based on the fifa country coefficient. The best football nations should have more to say and might make friendlies marginally more interesting I'm not sure about making loving Belgium the most powerful country in FIFA
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Hegay posted:Assign voting weigh based on the fifa country coefficient. The best football nations should have more to say and might make friendlies marginally more interesting Men's or women's?
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Feb 26, 2016 16:19
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Watch Infantino win and then turn out to be FIFA's Walter White.
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Hegay posted:Assign voting weigh based on the fifa country coefficient. The best football nations should have more to say and might make friendlies marginally more interesting 1 base vote for every country plus 1 vote for every World Cup your country has played in plus 1 vote for every World Cup your country has won.
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vyelkin posted:1 base vote for every country plus 1 vote for every World Cup your country has played in plus 1 vote for every World Cup your country has won. 1 base vote for every country that has qualified for a World Cup. 1 additional vote for 3rd place, 2 votes for 2nd and 3 for 1st. The rest can gently caress off. I'd prefer actual footballing nations running things.
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mackintosh posted:1 base vote for every country that has qualified for a World Cup. 1 additional vote for 3rd place, 2 votes for 2nd and 3 for 1st. The rest can gently caress off. I'd prefer actual footballing nations running things. I don't think it's fair for the tiny countries to be completely disenfranchised which is why everybody gets one vote, but I do think it's fair to give Brazil 26 times more votes than Micronesia.
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That means they'll only have to pay off the corrupt countries that are also good at football.
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Dear god please don't hand over control of football to the middle east
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ayb posted:Dear god please don't hand over control of football to the middle east You're about 10 years too late for this, chief.
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It's gonna be that petro-islam sponsored guy winning, isnt it
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Hegay posted:It's gonna be that petro-islam sponsored guy winning, isnt it insh'allah UEFA decides now is the time to break away the UEFA that helped give the world cup to Qatar will definitely break away
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Messyass posted:That means they'll only have to pay off the countries that are good at football. Some of them even have functional economies. Sounds like quite a bill.
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All hail Gianni...our Swiss bureaucrat to save us from Swiss bureaucrats!
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One vote for countries called England, no votes for anyone else. Its the only way to end corruption. Who's ever heard of the famous Swiss sense of fair play?
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But the real question emerge.. Who will handle the balls
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one vote for each country whose name begins with the following letters: S, E, P, B, L, A, T, R
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what a great change for football!!!!! FIFA are back baby
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Thank gently caress.
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UEFA supremacy
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Another goddam Swiss, have these people learned nothing?
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Its a good thing they chose an European as FIFA president because now there won't be any corruption.
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What a great day for football, and therefore the world
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at least its not the person who had peopled tortured and felt put out he'd actually have to watch the world cup if he was president FIFPro aren't happy quote:FIFPro takes a dim view of today’s FIFA election that leaves the new President, Gianni Infantino, entrenched in a governance structure and culture that is open to corrupt practices.
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Looking forward to a 40 team World Cup.
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Jose posted:at least its not the person who had peopled tortured and felt put out he'd actually have to watch the world cup if he was president  loving fifpro!The expensive lawyers who work for the elite players are having a moan about being "representative."
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Infantino is pretty involved with Marinakis and the Greek match fixing scandal, but at least he's from Europe so he's ok in my book.
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Gigi Galli posted:UEFA supremacy Uefa... FTW
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atomic gog posted:Uefa... FTW
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jyrka posted:I agree. FIFA should be ran as an efficient Western organisation. The Caribbean, Africa and Asia need to take the back-seat(if a seat at all.) you shouldn't get a vote in where the world cup is held if you haven't qualified for the world cup in the last 20 years
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atomic gog posted:Uefa... FTW
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UEFA is like "you come at the king you best not miss"
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Cut off one head, and two more will take its place, hail UEFA
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Great win, proud to be a fan of UEFA today.
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NTRabbit posted:Cut off one head, and two more will take its place, hail UEFA its blatters all the way down!!
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jyrka posted:I'm unironic about it as well. Sepp tried to run a multicultural FIFA but as it turns out all cultures are inherently corrupt. The only difference between any of them is whether they had enough of their own corrupt income streams to ignore Blatter or not.
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Looks like the new guy is going to start off busy because the Swiss have opened investigations into roughly the last thirty years of FIFA-related ticket wheeling and dealing.
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Fifa put through their reforms as otherwise the DoJ were going to declare them a criminal organisation otherwise, oh man: http://www.thesundaytimes.co.uk/sto/news/article1672859.ece?CMP=OTH-gnws-standard-2016_02_27 My job involves the DoJ sometimes and they seriously don't gently caress around, they will genuinely destroy the FIFA organisation if they fully commit to this prosecution. Hoops fucked around with this message at 15:03 on Feb 28, 2016 |
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Hoops posted:Fifa put through their reforms as otherwise the DoJ were going to declare them a criminal organisation otherwise, oh man: Truly scary stuff. I wonder if they're now able to regain their independence.
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