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  • lymehoop
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    Originally posted by californiahoop
    Septic Blatter will has ruin Fifa, criminal charges will be the end game.
    he will get away with it using the 'old age, going senile' card

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  • californiahoop
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    Originally posted by lymehoop
    England wasted millions in their bids to host the cups, unaware they had no chance. Compensation is the least the FA should expect. One thing for sure, the s**t is about to hit the fan with Warner the grass squealing
    Septic Blatter will has ruin Fifa, criminal charges will be the end game.

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  • Bribetaker
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    Drinking Game Celebration

    Don't know about the rest of you but in America, people like drinking games. For example, watch a TV or sports program with your mates and when something happens, like a goal is scored by your team, a yellow card shown, someone does something on Big Brother, etc., everyone takes a shot or drinks a beer. So, when Sepp Bladder is FINALLY charged with a crime by someone with a badge, anyone......we all pour our favorite beverage and salute a new dawn. Cheers to fans everywhere.

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  • MattyRangers
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    I like the cut of Sepp's jib.

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  • lymehoop
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    England wasted millions in their bids to host the cups, unaware they had no chance. Compensation is the least the FA should expect. One thing for sure, the s**t is about to hit the fan with Warner the grass squealing

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  • Bribetaker
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    Originally posted by Hove Ranger
    Neither personally. But I dont know that much about Warner to be fair
    CONCACAF is my home and Warner is as dirty as they come and an idiot to match.....not a good combination. I'd trust Don Corleone 1000X more than Warner.

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  • Kirill
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    Originally posted by Hove Ranger
    Neither personally. But I dont know that much about Warner to be fair
    Certainly looks like an honest bloke, much like Harry.

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  • Hove Ranger
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    Originally posted by brightonr
    So he's been a FIFA executive committe member for roughly the same sort of time as Redknapp has been managing football clubs.

    I'm tempted to create a poll asking who would we trust the most.
    Neither personally. But I dont know that much about Warner to be fair

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  • brightonr
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    Originally posted by Hove Ranger
    Warner's obviously agreed to some sort of deal to implicate Blatter in return for a lesser punishment. He is making out his life is danger because of the truths he is unearthing and expecting some sort of sympathy when he could have raised these issues years ago. I mean he has been a FIFA executive committee member from 1983 to 2011. Its also not surprising that he has info that implicates the current trinidad prime minister when I assume he intends to run for office by conducting this public address in his political party's colours and from their office. I will be very surprised if any jail sentences are served, this is usually the case with white collar crime.
    So he's been a FIFA executive committe member for roughly the same sort of time as Redknapp has been managing football clubs.

    I'm tempted to create a poll asking who would we trust the most.

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  • Hove Ranger
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    Originally posted by Kirill
    This press release has been endorsed by Captain Bleeding Obvious and Foster's.

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  • Hove Ranger
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    Warner's obviously agreed to some sort of deal to implicate Blatter in return for a lesser punishment. He is making out his life is danger because of the truths he is unearthing and expecting some sort of sympathy when he could have raised these issues years ago. I mean he has been a FIFA executive committee member from 1983 to 2011. Its also not surprising that he has info that implicates the current trinidad prime minister when I assume he intends to run for office by conducting this public address in his political party's colours and from their office. I will be very surprised if any jail sentences are served, this is usually the case with white collar crime.

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  • Stanley
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    Originally posted by Kirill
    This press release has been endorsed by Captain Bleeding Obvious and Foster's.
    I know, but good to hear this straight from the horses mouth and all the criminal evidence now piling up on Blatter, with even his own men and whistleblowers turning on him.

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  • Kirill
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    Originally posted by Stanley
    The Gloves Are Off, the Die Is Cast, Tyrants Will Fall: FIFA's Jack Warner Speaks

    The former FIFA Vice President Jack Warner today made a dramatic televised address in which he claims he fears for his life and has documents directly implicating Sepp Blatter in wrongdoing.

    "I will no longer keep secrets for them who actively seek to destroy the country," said Warner, who was arrested last week but later released on bail and now has an Interpol red notice issued against him. "I have kept quiet, knowing this day might come. I will do so no more. Mahatma Gandhi once said that all through history there have been tyrants, but in the end they all fall."

    The former Trinidad and Tobago minister of national security, who sat on FIFA's executive committee from 1983 to 2011, said the documents he held detailed his knowledge of international transactions "including, but not limited to, its president, Mr. Sepp Blatter. And lastly other matters involving the nation's [Trinidad and Tobago's] current prime minister."

    Sitting in an office and wearing a shiny shirt and tie in luminous green — the color of his Independent Liberal Party — Warner asked viewers to pray for him, his family and his country, while ominous music played in the background. "I reasonably actually fear for my life," he said. "Not even death will stop the avalanche that is coming. The die is cast. There can be no turning back. Let the chips fall where they fall."

    Read more: https://news.vice.com/article/the-gl...-warner-speaks
    This press release has been endorsed by Captain Bleeding Obvious and Foster's.

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  • Stanley
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    The Gloves Are Off, the Die Is Cast, Tyrants Will Fall: FIFA's Jack Warner Speaks

    The former FIFA Vice President Jack Warner today made a dramatic televised address in which he claims he fears for his life and has documents directly implicating Sepp Blatter in wrongdoing.

    "I will no longer keep secrets for them who actively seek to destroy the country," said Warner, who was arrested last week but later released on bail and now has an Interpol red notice issued against him. "I have kept quiet, knowing this day might come. I will do so no more. Mahatma Gandhi once said that all through history there have been tyrants, but in the end they all fall."

    The former Trinidad and Tobago minister of national security, who sat on FIFA's executive committee from 1983 to 2011, said the documents he held detailed his knowledge of international transactions "including, but not limited to, its president, Mr. Sepp Blatter. And lastly other matters involving the nation's [Trinidad and Tobago's] current prime minister."

    Sitting in an office and wearing a shiny shirt and tie in luminous green — the color of his Independent Liberal Party — Warner asked viewers to pray for him, his family and his country, while ominous music played in the background. "I reasonably actually fear for my life," he said. "Not even death will stop the avalanche that is coming. The die is cast. There can be no turning back. Let the chips fall where they fall."

    Read more: https://news.vice.com/article/the-gl...-warner-speaks

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