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CJ_covblaze · Oct 2, 2015

Coca-Cola demand Blatter leaves FIFA.

I would imagine Pepsi-co's marketing manager is writing an email as we speak.

CJ_covblaze · Oct 2, 2015

Now McDonalds too.

ccfc92 · Oct 2, 2015

That is the only language FIFA know, money and sponsorship.

They would take more note of people like Coca-Cola, McDonald's etc than fans, FA's etc.

ccfc92 · Oct 2, 2015

CJ_covblaze said:
Now McDonalds too.

Just saw this after I posted

Terry Gibson's perm · Oct 2, 2015

At last they are ganging up on that horrible man, this must surely spell the end for his wretched reign of power. Good advertising for both of them though and no surprise both USA companies.

chiefdave · Oct 2, 2015

This has more change of causing change than anything else. Sad reflection on the way things are but at least now we might actually see some action.

Terry Gibson's perm · Oct 2, 2015

The only good thing blatter has done is dragged the equally slimey Platini down with him. FIFA will be in meltdown though as Valcke is also suspended.

Jack Griffin · Oct 2, 2015

Reuters Top News ‏@Reuters 4 minutes ago

.@CocaCola and @McDonalds call on #FIFA's Sepp Blatter to resign immediately: http://reut.rs/1OMGeTr

Get in there! The money is talking & about time too!

Bye bye Sepp.

Terry Gibson's perm · Oct 2, 2015

Blatter has said he still won't go, time he was just dragged out of the building.

Jack Griffin · Oct 2, 2015

McDonald's ‏@McDonaldsCorp 15 minutes ago

For the good of the Game, Blatter should step down: http://McD.to/6011BzqeT

ITV News Verified account ‏@itvnews 2 minutes ago

Sepp Blatter will not resign despite calls from sponsors for him to do so, his lawyer says http://www.itv.com/news/story/2015-...a-and-mcdonalds-call-on-blatter-to-quit-fifa/

Nick · Oct 2, 2015

I thought he did resign?

Jack Griffin · Oct 2, 2015

Simon Evans ‏@sgevans 1 minute ago Zurich, Switzerland
Also calling for Blatter to go - Budweiser parent AB Inbev

ccfc92 · Oct 2, 2015

Nick said:
I thought he did resign?

He did. But then, he didn't. He resigned, then said he'd stay on.

:facepalm:

ccfc92 · Oct 2, 2015

I really hope he lives til 110 or something.

So he can spend a decent amount of time in prison for his *alleged* crimes.

CJ_covblaze · Oct 2, 2015

Jack Griffin said:
Get in there! The money is talking & about time too!

Bye bye Sepp.

No Jack that's Ronald but an easy mistake to make. A major international corporation ran by a clown. Oh the irony.

CJ_covblaze · Oct 2, 2015

Now Visa! Who's next? Roll up roll up

CJ_covblaze · Oct 2, 2015

And there we are. It's Budweiser!

SkyBlue_Bear83 · Oct 2, 2015

Nick said:
I thought he did resign?

He did but he's always said he won't be stepping down until the next election which is February I think, all these demands are for his immediate resignation.

Gazolba · Oct 3, 2015

CJ_covblaze said:
Coca-Cola demand Blatter leaves FIFA.

The bubble has burst and it will all fizzle out.

Nick · Oct 3, 2015

Gazolba said:
The bubble has burst and it will all fizzle out.

Hopefully he gets canned

Otis · Oct 3, 2015

You think he'll get done for not doing coke?

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dutchman · Oct 7, 2015

Suspended:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/34468663

CJ_covblaze · Oct 7, 2015

Finally. Game over for him.

Covstu · Oct 7, 2015

How deep is this hole mr blatter!

Jack Griffin · Oct 7, 2015

CJ_covblaze said:
Finally. Game over for him.

Don't speak too soon.

BBC Breaking News ‏@BBCBreaking 39 minutes ago

Sepp Blatter's lawyers say he has "not been notified" of any action taken by Fifa's ethics committee - via @richard_conway

Terry Gibson's perm · Oct 8, 2015

They will have to drag him out kicking and screaming the horrible little twat.

oldskyblue58 · Oct 8, 2015

more likely those in power worried about losing the funding from its sponsors. So far any changes have been superficial in terms of resurrecting FIFA's reputation and establishing it as a sound respected organisation it should be.

That said it seems the ethics committee are at least tinkering with doing the right thing

Blatter, Platini, Valke suspended for 90 days

The Korean guy has been banned for 6 years..... so he wont be an election candidate

Strange that the FA continue to so firmly back Platini

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/34474231

Terry Gibson's perm · Oct 8, 2015

oldskyblue58 said:
more likely those in power worried about losing the funding from its sponsors. So far any changes have been superficial in terms of resurrecting FIFA's reputation and establishing it as a sound respected organisation it should be.

That said it seems the ethics committee are at least tinkering with doing the right thing

Blatter, Platini, Valke suspended for 90 days

The Korean guy has been banned for 6 years..... so he wont be an election candidate

Strange that the FA continue to so firmly back Platini

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/34474231

Soon there will be nobody left to take the job and then we will get Blatter saying as nobody is standing I will need to stay on for another 10 years.

Jack Griffin · Oct 8, 2015

Sepp Blatter suspended: Who is Issa Hayatou, the man set to be Fifa's stand-in president?
The 69-year-old senior vice-president has been linked to corruption in the past

http://www.independent.co.uk/sport/...-to-be-fifas-stand-in-president-a6685756.html

The whole edifice needs tearing down.

lifeskyblue · Oct 8, 2015

Good riddance. Won't be sorry if the book is thrown at all and f them and a discredited Fifa replaced by a different organisation

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oakey · Oct 8, 2015

It is not strange, to me, that the FA has backed a key player in all of this. I believe our governing bodies have issues with morality also, maybe not to the same degree, but they have done nothing to stop all sorts of dodgy dealings and shady characters close to home. They are an old boys club who like to quaff the bubbly, backslap and keep their snouts in the trough.

Terry Gibson's perm · Oct 8, 2015

oakey said:
It is not strange, to me, that the FA has backed a key player in all of this. I believe our governing bodies have issues with morality also, maybe not to the same degree, but they have done nothing to stop all sorts of dodgy dealings and shady characters close to home. They are an old boys club who like to quaff the bubbly, backslap and keep their snouts in the trough.

the fa are also a bunch of self serving pigs, but so are ioc, premier league, Ecb,uefa and most other organisations of this type. The world would still turn without FIFA even though President Blatter (as he likes to be known) doesn't believe it will.

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