Word is also that he's said he'd like to stay in the EPL, ideally at a London club, would be happy to take a pay cut, and with Chelsea needing a striker...
it would be awesome if he went to chelsea, once he lowers his price, everybody will want him
Word is also that he's said he'd like to stay in the EPL, ideally at a London club, would be happy to take a pay cut, and with Chelsea needing a striker...
2018 will not be in the usa.
Do you do it for your personal moral mind or as a sign? If the latter, they will not notice or do you have one of the boxes that records what you are watching? I don't have such a box, so I will be watching, since they won't notice anyway and my conscience will be ok with it (other than boycotting a certain store and not buying form them anymore).Euphoria may be an understatement.
Blatter will sit this one out. He's a real pro at that.
Fifa are basically always lying.
Sponsors will happily deal with Fifa as long as Football (and the WorldCup as the pinnacle) drews along billions of views from potential customers - discussing the latest hair-do of whoever is the flavor of the month player.
2018 - won't watch it because of Russia
2022 - won't watch it because of Qatar
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Do you do it for your personal moral mind or as a sign?
Yeah, but they don't know, if you are watching or not. In other words, they don't see that you are boycotting it, unless you have one of those boxes. One would have to go out on the street so they notice. Or not buy tickets, but that would probably hurt more the national clubs than the big cups, because for the cups you will always find people that will buy the ticket, instead of someone else.Ehm, both.
Can't enjoy those while heavily complaining about the Fifa as well.
But it will be tough
Sign: of course they'd notice if large amounts of potential customers openly boycott that - don't need one of those boxes for that. Although I agree that this will be next to nothing since everybody wants to see it (circle closes). Doesn't really matter though imo.
Additional answer to my last answer to that:did they do it by buying up their rivals best players like they do in the mens league?
Bring on the Copa America.
i concur.meh! to the new look....
Unbelievable, that Hamburg won the Relegation. To be fair, KSC wasn't fully convincing either. If Hamburg had a sense of honour they would give up their license to Freiburg. (yah, I know...).
Edit: did we just post at the same time, olup - or can I not see the very recent post in the new forum?
Everybody I know of rooted for Karlsruhe. Bit of a shame.
Wouldn't watch both of the matches as I was sure Hamburg would sneak back in once more.
Meh, wonder if they start talking about their international perspective soon again..
Do I not get the irony in your post? I find he didn't seem to have really comprehended what people where telling him and that he took insight into himself.wow didn't expect that so soon but his speech shows that he isn't quite the clear cut corrupt trickster the media painted him the last months/years. He still genuinely cares about the FIFA and it's future.
It's after all his life's work.
I suspect Platini's talk with him sunk in over the weekend that the FIFA needs a makeover. Blatter still can be an important asset for the FIFA in another other function.
edit: as seen on another forum: "first the pope, now blatter ... is king jong-un getting first doubts already ?"