(28 May 2015, 6:07 pm)Davie wrote I too, don't like him, I think he's given football a bad name, I hope he gets found Guilty and sent downTo get Blatter I reckon it would need somebody to turn states evidence and lay him in that way
(28 May 2015, 6:10 pm)aureolin wrote Few things. I'll try and keep it brief.
FIFA is not going to change unless there's a top down reorganisation. The corruption is far too senior to just replace those posts. In my opinion, the entire governing body needs to go, and a new one elected only once a new and democratic structure is put in place. Is it right that the combined votes of Africa, Asia and South America can mean every UEFA country's vote won't make a difference to the end result?
What is FIFA without UEFA? The best and most watched leagues around the world are all in UEFA's remit. In my opinion, the feasibility of a complete UEFA carve-out from FIFA should be considered immediately.
There is about 12 Leagues in the top 20 that is European, so yeah, a UEFA led pull out would probably be financially devastating, I am guessing UEFA members brings in the most income for FIFA, I wonder if anyone would follow UEFAs lead and pull out of FIFA, would South America follow an area that has Brazil and Argentina, there'd be nothing good left if there was no Brazil and Argentina among FIFAs ranks...
I also guess UEFA have nothing to lose by walking out of FIFA, with the rest of the world, they will all need UEFA long before UEFA ever needs them
How does voting work in FIFA, is it 1 Member, 1 Vote, First Past The Post or is some other system used in there elections
I have never been a big fan of Michel Platini, but agree with him on his 'We cannot go on like this' speech he made earlier...