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Micro_Jackson
Germany2002 Posts
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zeo
Serbia6343 Posts
On May 29 2015 04:43 Micro_Jackson wrote: How much luck can a club have? Don't know about clubs but I have no luck gambling these past few days. Every single time I am one match away from the monies and every single time they screw me over. Bloody Jordanian cup a few days ago. Got the winning ticket until the 90th minute, penalty and it ends a draw. Was already planning how to spend 70 euros  Don't even get me started on PAOK - PAO and playing 1:2 on Sevilia yesterday. | ||
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sneirac
Germany3464 Posts
In the Scottish relegation Rangers are currendly getting hammered at home, 3:0 Motherwell. And Pande is gonna have a heart attack either tomorrow or when Uefa announces they are going to do nothing when after their CL final meeting :D | ||
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Maxhster
Fiji473 Posts
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Pandemona
Charlie Sheens House51493 Posts
Also i dont get the hate on Hamburg, they the longest serving team in Bundesliga | ||
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Maxhster
Fiji473 Posts
On May 29 2015 05:13 Pandemona wrote: Heart attack indeed. Also i dont get the hate on Hamburg, they the longest serving team in Bundesliga it has to do with the way they are funded. How 1 billionaire can have so much influence on who to buy and stuff. It wasnt always like this Plus theres the underdog St. Pauli in the city as well, lots of people love that one and both clubs hate each other  and their bragging about their "dinosaur" status in the Bundesliga isnt helping either :p | ||
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sneirac
Germany3464 Posts
On May 29 2015 05:13 Pandemona wrote: Heart attack indeed. Also i dont get the hate on Hamburg, they the longest serving team in Bundesliga A rich club that has been horribly mismanaged (13 coaches since 2010), and they have been massively lucky the last two years to the misfortune of small likeable clubs. Oh and they have a clock in the stadium showing how long they have been in the Bundesliga that both the media and club mention at every possible opportunity (mascot is a dinosaur). The only reason I actually sort of want them to stay up is because that clock might move to Munich. | ||
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Pandemona
Charlie Sheens House51493 Posts
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zeo
Serbia6343 Posts
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Eliezar
United States481 Posts
More than a dozen banks are named in the U.S. Department of Justice's indictment of nine officials at FIFA, the game's powerful governing body, and five sports media and promotion executives, over charges involving more than $150 million in bribes. "Part of our investigation will look at the conduct of the financial institutions to see whether they were cognizant of the fact they were helping launder these bribe payments," Kelly T. Currie, acting U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District of New York, said at a news conference. https://news.yahoo.com/questions-arise-banks-role-fifa-bribery-case-012840061--sector.html | ||
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Rebs
Pakistan10726 Posts
On May 29 2015 05:38 Eliezar wrote: from Yahoo: More than a dozen banks are named in the U.S. Department of Justice's indictment of nine officials at FIFA, the game's powerful governing body, and five sports media and promotion executives, over charges involving more than $150 million in bribes. "Part of our investigation will look at the conduct of the financial institutions to see whether they were cognizant of the fact they were helping launder these bribe payments," Kelly T. Currie, acting U.S. Attorney for the Eastern District of New York, said at a news conference. https://news.yahoo.com/questions-arise-banks-role-fifa-bribery-case-012840061--sector.html Ofcourse they were. No amount of accounting artistry can hide that kind of money once people start looking. US govt wants its payday. Its going to get it. Death and taxes etc... | ||
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TheMusiC
United States1054 Posts
Why go after the banks? Partly because they are where the money is, and the FIFA investigation looks likely to be quite profitable for the Justice Department. Partly because everyone hates banks, and for an American prosecutor the public-relations benefit of bringing down (1) soccer, (2) corrupt foreigners and (3) banks all in one investigation is irresistible. DOJ is due for a huge payday here. Big question is whether the banks should have known that the money being wired back and forth was for bribes, and whether in allowing these wires they knowingly facilitated money laundering and bribery and failed to notice or question the obvious red flags that evidently everyone else in the world knew about (that FIFA has been corrupt forever). Maybe? Probably? I guess at the least they should have flagged these individuals and asked "wait a minute, are these million dollars for bribes?" but that's a problem for their compliance officer to deal with. | ||
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Rebs
Pakistan10726 Posts
On May 29 2015 15:18 TheMusiC wrote: http://www.bloombergview.com/articles/2015-05-28/recruiting-u-s-banks-against-fifa-bribery DOJ is due for a huge payday here. Big question is whether the banks should have known that the money being wired back and forth was for bribes, and whether in allowing these wires they knowingly facilitated money laundering and bribery and failed to notice or question the obvious red flags that evidently everyone else in the world knew about (that FIFA has been corrupt forever). Maybe? Probably? I guess at the least they should have flagged these individuals and asked "wait a minute, are these million dollars for bribes?" but that's a problem for their compliance officer to deal with. Compliance and legal associates at these banks are probably getting fired as we speak. Whether they were told to do it or let it slide, either way their careers are kinda fucked. They can always snitch though. Frankly this is like movie worthy shit. | ||
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evilfatsh1t
Australia8913 Posts
On May 29 2015 16:02 Rebs wrote: Compliance and legal associates at these banks are probably getting fired as we speak. Whether they were told to do it or let it slide, either way their careers are kinda fucked. They can always snitch though. Frankly this is like movie worthy shit. yeah i can easily imagine a blockbuster being made surrounding this whole thing. although im pretty sure weve already seen movies with stories that are parallel to this one anyway | ||
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lprk
Poland2249 Posts
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Rebs
Pakistan10726 Posts
On May 29 2015 16:22 evilfatsh1t wrote: yeah i can easily imagine a blockbuster being made surrounding this whole thing. although im pretty sure weve already seen movies with stories that are parallel to this one anyway Well they did make a movie. Obviously it was self glorifying tripe http://www.imdb.com/title/tt2814362/ Then again it was FIFA who made it sooo.... | ||
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Pandemona
Charlie Sheens House51493 Posts
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sneirac
Germany3464 Posts
On May 29 2015 16:50 Pandemona wrote: Looking at around 6 hours until the conference starts. So looking at probably 8 hours before end of 1st election vote? As I understand it the conference is already underway and only the election will be streamed at 4 pm. Two hours for one round of voting seems long. Do you by any chance read German btw? I just read a massively depressing newspaper article that would contribute to your anger :p | ||
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Pandemona
Charlie Sheens House51493 Posts
One thing, the guys from the North American associations have been sacked and new replacements been made already does that means these new heads of Costa Rican FA etc now get to vote? Because that would be nice for a change in vote, ala not voting blatter voting Prince Ali now ? Or do FIFA still see the arrested in charge and there vote counts? | ||
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lprk
Poland2249 Posts
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