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Andy Thompson
A lot of people in Asia and South America. Wonder if desperate UK channels would show it, there must be a market if you believe all the expertise that people have on players I've never heard of.
revlis
Nick Barmby
Why would people not watch a World Cup just because it has more teams?
Kandi1977
Ralph Coates
Not a single European team in there.
revlis
Nick Barmby
Sorry, I should properly read next time. That said, I'd watch. Australia could make the semis!
JerusalemMan
Les Ferdinand
Punchy. And joint from England, Italy, Spain and Germany too.
www.premierleague.com
"Football’s longstanding foundations have, in recent years, been threatened by a fundamental governance problem, whereby FIFA’s president has actively promoted exploitative ideas rather than safeguarding against them."
"A FIFA governance that concentrates unchecked regulatory, commercial and political power in a single office, while relegating affected stakeholders to mere advisory status, is not fit for purpose."
Joint statement from Premier League, Bundesliga, LALIGA and Lega Calcio Serie A
To Unify the Game, FIFA Must Reform
www.premierleague.com
"Football’s longstanding foundations have, in recent years, been threatened by a fundamental governance problem, whereby FIFA’s president has actively promoted exploitative ideas rather than safeguarding against them."
"A FIFA governance that concentrates unchecked regulatory, commercial and political power in a single office, while relegating affected stakeholders to mere advisory status, is not fit for purpose."
Muttley
Vedran Corluka
Absolutely loving this story
www.bbc.co.uk
Go Ramon !!!
Fifa: Ramon Vega intends to stand as candidate in next year's presidential election
Former Tottenham Hotspur defender Ramon Vega says he intends to stand as a candidate in next year's Fifa presidential election.
www.bbc.co.uk
Go Ramon !!!
MartyFunkhouser
Teddy Sheringham
Absolutely loving this story
Fifa: Ramon Vega intends to stand as candidate in next year's presidential election
Former Tottenham Hotspur defender Ramon Vega says he intends to stand as a candidate in next year's Fifa presidential election.
Go Ramon !!!
GHod no, have you seen the rubbish he comes out with
Muttley
Vedran Corluka
You have witnessed Infantino and Blatter over all these years right?
Ramon is an upgrade in integrity, but this will hopefully trigger other candidates to step up and challenge Infantino.
Donald "So Ramon, I want you to pardon one of my US players from his suspension for the next match"
Ramon "Kiss my arse Donald"
MartyFunkhouser
Teddy Sheringham
Its ok to not want any of the three though right???
Muttley
Vedran Corluka
Yep, and Cefferin if he decides on world dominance.
Do you reckon Ramon might be the catalyst for others to stand against Infantino
MartyFunkhouser
Teddy Sheringham
Thats fine champ, I just wouldn't want him as leader just like the others you mentioned.
johnaliola
Edgar Davids
Switzerland does not have the best track record in football administrators.
ricky2tricky4city
Gary Stevens
I've always thought Vega has come across as a bit of a silly sausage tbh. Although I'm not sure that excludes him from being a viable candidate for the FIFA boss.
Muttley
Vedran Corluka
I think the important thing is that someone else has finally stood against Infantino. That might encourage more, and they might be more applicable for the role.
Football needs this change to happen. Another term of Infantino would be disastrous.
Lost Mango
Alan Hutton
They need to change the constitution. two term limits and rotating confederacy presidents.
Rorschach
Bert Bliss
Sounds a bit like the US political system
Lost Mango
Alan Hutton
true.
perhaps one 6 year term or make the presidency more symbolic ? Or a bit like the UN then with a council of the 7 confederation presidents with a rotating presidency every 2 years amongst them. Take away the budget and power from a single individual.
And the US system would work well if the Constitution was upheld properly by an independent supreme court, if political donations were capped (abolish superPACS) and if there was a range of parties.