Football 2014/15 |OT6| the long summer

By Elchele Go To PostDi Matteo will coach West Ham

fuck Wes, he deserves it

By Killer7 Go To PostWho is this di matteo fellow?

Also congratulations on the fa coop

By Laboured Go To PostVieira to Newcastle is John Carver levels of clown shoes.

He's fucking rubbish.

By nate Go To Postdone

By inky Go To PostSuen supports Pumas?

Yes, Suen GET IN!

By nate Go To PostSuen and Elsk added to Augsburg

By rossonero Go To PostSuen who do you support?

By Elchele Go To PostIs he? He was doing well in Manchester City reserves I thought?

By Killer7 Go To PostI need transfer news

By wedward Go To PostUnited in for Milner?

Horse. Care to comment?

Nate with the #wengerout. He is scared. I respect that.

By Laboured Go To PostVieira to Newcastle is John Carver levels of clown shoes.

He's fucking rubbish.

By Pele.gif Go To PostWait

PATRICK VIEIRA is Newcastle's new MANAGER?

WAT

By Scum Go To Posthttps://twitter.com/SoccerAM/status/604713463483666432/photo/1

By GQman2121 Go To PostIs this Vieira shit confirmed anywhere or are they just talking? He's so not ready for this level yet.

Paul Clement is a legit option and one that should be considered.

By Scum Go To Posthttps://twitter.com/SoccerAM/status/604713463483666432/photo/1

By everthustodeadbeats Go To PostNewcastle should have gotten Sherwood. Top class manager and a legend in his own mind.

By Vivalabanter Go To PostMILNERRRRR

By Marston Go To Post
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By everthustodeadbeats Go To PostThese transfers keep going like this, the myth of Liverpool being a huge club will continue to fade. We are set up to be 5th place forever, and we didn't even get 5th this year.

By Pele.gif Go To Posthttps://vine.co/v/ehz5tuxTgxH

By Laboured Go To PostI find it funny that the whole time we were in for Clyne we were talking about a £20 - 25 mill. fee.

Now we've stepped out and Liverpool are in we're talking about a £10 - 15 mill. offer.

I somehow doubt his stock has fallen that far.

By noal Go To PostIf we are out for Clyne then are we after Alves?

Or Turdhead™

Sounds expensive.

By noal Go To PostIf we are out for Clyne then are we after Alves?

Or Turdhead™

Sounds expensive.

By Laboured Go To PostI find it funny that the whole time we were in for Clyne we were talking about a £20 - 25 mill. fee.

Now we've stepped out and Liverpool are in we're talking about a £10 - 15 mill. offer.

I somehow doubt his stock has fallen that far.

By Laboured Go To PostI find it funny that the whole time we were in for Clyne we were talking about a £20 - 25 mill. fee.

Now we've stepped out and Liverpool are in we're talking about a £10 - 15 mill. offer.

I somehow doubt his stock has fallen that far.

Chuck Blazer was living in his luxury apartment in Trump Tower on Fifth Avenue, New York, paid for by Fifa. He had made the word ‘fat’ inadequate. He was super-super-sized because every day of the week he was dining in the world’s finest restaurants, with the bill picked up by Fifa.

That’s how they live at the top of Fifa. Mr Blatter does not know what a scheduled flight is. Football’s money is squandered on private jets whenever the ‘Emperor of Football’ travels.

His president was Jack Warner from Trinidad, the most corrupt operator I have encountered in a lifetime of chasing lowlifes in places such as inside Scotland Yard and the International Olympic Committee – investigations that produced the books Scotland Yard’s Cocaine Connection, The Lords Of the Rings, Power, Money & Drugs in the Modern Olympics, The New Lords of the Rings and The Great Olympic Swindle.

I have caught Mr Warner many times peddling thousands of World Cup tickets into the black market. Now it had to be Mr Blazer’s day of reckoning. He thinks himself the cleverest guy on the planet, so I knew he must be stealing millions from football.

I called the FBI in New York. ‘I have got the can-opener on Blazer,’ I said. ‘Shall I send them to you, or should they go to the Internal Revenue Service?’ An hour later the email arrived from Federal Plaza: ‘We cannot tell you what to do, Sir – but we would sure love to see them.’ I did the story in July 2011. I emailed Mr Blazer and put the allegations to him. Tersely, he denied everything. He added: ‘You are useless as a journalist.’ At that moment I knew he was going to jail. He hasn’t yet. But days later he became a co-operating witness.

I grabbed the roving mic in the auditorium and asked: ‘Herr Blatter, have you ever taken a bribe?’ No reporter had ever dared suggest to Mr Blatter’s face that he might be corrupt. Furious at not being addressed as ‘President,’ he stuttered: ‘I have never taken a bribe.’ That gave me a headline in the next day’s Daily Mail – ‘Blatter denies taking a bribe.’ He was in play, I had roughed him up in front of his staff. The sources began to leak vast amounts of documents. A decade later, they still do.

They slipped me documents revealing that Mr Blatter pays himself a secret six-figure bonus every year. I published and the next day was the only reporter in the world banned by Mr Blatter. Twelve years later I still am.

HE frightened off other reporters by announcing my story was false and that he would sue. He didn’t. We still have not discovered how much he pays himself in salary, perks and bonuses. It’s a Fifa secret. My sources say $15 million (£9.8 million).

The arrogant Mr Blatter probably doesn’t realise he is heading an organised crime family. But it is a classic structure. He deploys the billions Fifa earns from the World Cup in barely audited multi-million dollar ‘development grants’.

Then there’s the World Cup tickets to sell into the black market. My sources gave me documents listing $100 million (£65 million) in bribes to the most senior Fifa officials. They were paid though secretive Liechtenstein trusts and nominee bank accounts.

When Fifa’s dark forces threatened one female witness, I called the FBI. They were on her doorstep later that day. They debriefed her for three days – and that evidence is not in last week’s first indictment. Some thuggish insiders at Fifa should worry.