Infantino is also a rm socio? Just like Blatter?
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Infantino is also a rm socio? Just like Blatter?
Source about it?Originally Posted by ThwiX
Can't remember Infantino for claiming himself as a Madridista...
Not sure if he's an official socio, but I've seen him praising and sharing his feelings for them many times in the past.
Not to mention all the former RM people that backed his campaign... Dodgy people all over the place. Nothing is going to change.
Last edited by ThwiX; 26th February 2016 at 04:39 PM.
Terrifying sight
The Internet is full of tribute videos with some version of the title "Messi doesn't dive" a trait rare in a sport where players roll around on the ground like gunshot victims when an opponent so much as breathes on them.
Theories abound about why Messi won't fall, about his character or his respect for the game, but I think it's much simpler. If he dives, he loses the ball.
Sorry, bro. Just having to find that picture with Figo, Mou etc. in it, ruined my Friday.Terrifying sight
What great and worthy choices for most popular sport in the World. Continuity of corrupt Swiss clique or a sheikh from a country with no football culture.
This all goes under radar but I don't think many realize the consequences of having such people at the top.
What happened to hundreds of honest and trustworthy former football legends?
Who are these fuckfaces trying to bully their way and hijack the organization that is supposed to represent the game we all love.
So disappointed...
It is good to have a European in charge, rather than someone from a part of the world where this sport hardly matters.
This guy would have to be an improvement. But the global player's union is right, there is no valid reason for the national federations to have total control, with no votes for the players or clubs. And there is no reason for every "nation" to get an equal vote.
Since when Technocracy is the way to go in such organiation?
hmmm something's fishy there
Ugh, that's an ugly picture.
People will continue to talk about Uefalona though.
They cant really overturn it if they were banned under the same circumstances as barca. If they did there would be countless law suits coming at them from barca and the parents of the kids here who were banned
But they can suspend it for as long as they can.
the good:
- He is much younger than Blatter, more willing for reforms, changings, use of new technologies
- He is much more interested in football/sports as Blatter (Blatter didn't ****** care about football itself..)
- He's Europan, means he will care a lot about Europan football I hope..
- He doesn't talk as much as Blatter
Yuck.
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