EPT2014 - 2015 Football Thread - Page 759
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warding
Portugal2397 Posts
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TanGeng
Sanya12364 Posts
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Yorbon
Netherlands4272 Posts
On June 05 2015 04:27 TanGeng wrote: So why did FIFA pay a such a sum to the Irish Football Association? According to fifa it was a loan, which would become a gift if the Irish also wouldn't qualify for 2014, which happened. With the loan, there came an end to the lawsuit the Irish association was preparing. You could call it a settlement (if that'sthe right word). edit: the lawsuit would have been about the henry hands that qualified France for the 2010 wc. The Irish wanted a rematch I believe? | ||
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dmnum
Brazil6910 Posts
On June 05 2015 01:39 warding wrote: While before him we had Havelange, who was just as corrupt. Not to mention the robbery that was 1966.  Like master like pupil | ||
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Dingodile
4139 Posts
On June 04 2015 21:49 dmnum wrote: Nothing, Ronaldo and the rest of our team choked big time and France destroyed us. Has nothing to do with the game but Ronaldo, he got an elliptic attack few hours before the game. He was forced to play despite that incident. On June 05 2015 04:27 TanGeng wrote: So why did FIFA pay a such a sum to the Irish Football Association? That Henry Handball helped to score 1:1 vs Irland and qualified for wc2010. On June 05 2015 00:28 Faruko wrote: Man this Chuck Blazer guy is droping dem bombs on the FIFA investigation. Chuck Blazer is a known FBI informant. | ||
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sneirac
Germany3464 Posts
On June 05 2015 04:27 TanGeng wrote: So why did FIFA pay a such a sum to the Irish Football Association? Official statement is now out: Guardian Blog It was a confidential settlement in order to avoid a lawsuit, the money meant to go to a stadium project that never happened. Just very fishy. They just made the point that they essentially did the same thing with Fox just this February. | ||
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Ferrose
United States11378 Posts
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Skynx
Turkey7150 Posts
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AXygnus
Portugal1008 Posts
I had never since a shitstorm this big | ||
GTR
51693 Posts
lol a club legend sacked after a season, typical italy. | ||
Twisted
Netherlands13554 Posts
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Rebs
Pakistan10726 Posts
On June 05 2015 13:14 Twisted wrote: Clarence Seedorf was sacked after a couple months and I think he also qualifies for club legend. To be fair they are all pretty miserable managers from what I have seen. Granted they dont particularly have great squads. But still. | ||
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sneirac
Germany3464 Posts
Now we just need Hamburg to get caught in something dirty for great small team justice. | ||
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zeo
Serbia6343 Posts
On June 05 2015 18:17 sneirac wrote: Elche relegated because of financial issues, official statement. Eibar would stay up if this becomes final. Now we just need Hamburg to get caught in something dirty for great small team justice. I get the feeling you guys don't like Hamburg | ||
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imre
France9263 Posts
On June 05 2015 13:14 Twisted wrote: Clarence Seedorf was sacked after a couple months and I think he also qualifies for club legend. Seedorf did very good (Milan were second in terms of points won in the second half of the season) but wouldn't bow to Galliani/Berlusconi. Then Inzaghi bowed and got fucked by Galliani's "recruitment". He had very good results with youth teams but you could give the current Milan squad to an in-form sacchi and it would still be shit. | ||
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GizmoPT
Portugal3040 Posts
On June 05 2015 10:26 AXygnus wrote: Insane what's going on over here in our league I had never since a shitstorm this big this is hilarious! | ||
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lprk
Poland2249 Posts
On June 05 2015 19:46 sAsImre wrote: Seedorf did very good (Milan were second in terms of points won in the second half of the season) but wouldn't bow to Galliani/Berlusconi. Then Inzaghi bowed and got fucked by Galliani's "recruitment". He had very good results with youth teams but you could give the current Milan squad to an in-form sacchi and it would still be shit. I fail to understand how someone could think hiring Mihajlovic would be good idea, knowing how difficult his character is it's hard to imagine him working under Berlusconi for a year. | ||
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imre
France9263 Posts
On June 05 2015 20:47 lprk wrote: I fail to understand how someone could think hiring Mihajlovic would be good idea, knowing how difficult his character is it's hard to imagine him working under Berlusconi for a year. Berlusconi isn't doing much these days, it's pretty much Galliani who's in control since Barbara Berlusconi failed to putch him out. Still not understandable, the only reasons would be some guarantees regarding the transfers and reducing Galliani's power but it's really unlikely to happen. On the other hand it could do a lot of good to the team, you can still get top 5 with only a few transfers (mainly getting off a few players and 1 or 2 decent buys in key posts) and Mihajlovic is a decent coach. | ||
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danzii
Germany75 Posts
well, what is going on over there? | ||
Pandemona
Charlie Sheens House51493 Posts
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