Football 2015/16 September | ManUtd are top of the table

By pulga Go To PostThis thread is going to fucking ASSPLODE next weekend

By Lazinho Go To PostAdam Bhatti @Adam_Bhatti

I'm happy to announce, I am not longer PES EU Product Manager. From today, I am now PES Global Product and Brand Manager :)

rip in pieces, wooden

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Incredible.

By Pele.gif Go To PostIs dat Ricky on the far right?

By FlutterPuffs Go To Post
Incredible.

By Ricky Go To PostI'll wear your skin one day m8

By Ricky Go To PostI'll wear your skin one day m8

By FortunéFaded Go To PostSo you're going to upgrade?

By KidA Seven Go To Post1500 people in a wedding. What the fuck. How is that possible.

By KidA Seven Go To Post1500 people in a wedding. What the fuck. How is that possible.

By KidA Seven Go To Post1500 people in a wedding. What the fuck. How is that possible.

By Linius Go To PostDigging the new CHVRCHES record.

By Pappe Go To PostPretty common at Indian weddings in India.

Weddings here are 4 day affairs with larger than life celebrations with 500 guests at almost all days and then near about 1000 to 1500 guests at the reception after the wedding.

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By Mister0079 Go To Poststraight outta damascus

By FlutterPuffs Go To PostPrinny was right.

By hixx Go To PostIt is very good.

Probably in my top 3 of 2015.

I've only listened to about 10 albums though. But considering it's been a year of Libertines, Noel Gallagher, Prodigy, Chem Brothers, Ratatat and Eagles of Death Metal…

ZURICH (AP) — Sepp Blatter told his staff he has done "nothing illegal or improper" and has no immediate plans to step down, the FIFA president's legal team said Monday.

Blatter was back at FIFA headquarters three days after being interrogated by Swiss investigators at the scandal-battered governing body's headquarters.

Blatter is expected to hand over power in February when an emergency election is held, triggered by the president's resignation statement four days after being re-elected for a fifth, four-year term in May.

But the 79-year-old Blatter does not appear to be planning any sudden exit despite being the subject of a criminal investigation over his management of world soccer.

"President Blatter spoke to FIFA staff today and informed the staff that he was cooperating with the authorities, reiterated that he had done nothing illegal or improper and stated that he would remain as president of FIFA," Blatter's attorney, Richard Cullen, said in a statement.

Blatter was questioned by Swiss investigators on Friday about why FIFA paid 2 million Swiss francs (about $2 million) to UEFA President Michel Platini in 2011 for work supposedly carried out at least nine years earlier. Blatter denied wrongdoing and Platini, who is also a FIFA vice president, was only questioned as a witness.

"President Blatter on Friday shared with the Swiss authorities the fact that Mr. Platini had a valuable employment relationship with FIFA serving as an adviser to the president beginning in 1998," Cullen said. "He explained to the prosecutors that the payments were valid compensation and nothing more and were properly accounted for within FIFA including the withholding of Social Security contributions."

Platini wrote to UEFA members reiterating Friday's denial of wronging while still not addressing why there was a nine-year gap between carrying out his work and receiving the payment. Platini became a FIFA adviser after running the 1998 World Cup in France until 2002 when he joined FIFA's executive committee.

"It was a full-time job and my functions were known by all," Platini said in the letter. "The remuneration was agreed at the time and after the initial payments were made, the final outstanding amount of 2 million Swiss Francs was paid in February of 2011.

"The income has all been fully declared by me to the authorities, in accordance with Swiss law."

The Scottish Football Association wants answers about why it Platini was paid so long after the work was carried out.

"It is an essential piece of information that still needs to be provided," SFA chief executive Stewart Regan responded to the letter on Twitter.

Scotland was one of the first UEFA members in July to publicly endorse Platini's bid for the FIFA presidency. Oct. 26 is the deadline for candidates, who must pass integrity checks.

Platini's letter did not reference his election campaign, but he wrote: "I am aware these events may harm my image and my reputation and by consequence the image of UEFA."

Also, Blatter's statement did not reference allegations by Swiss prosecutors that the president undervalued the awarding of World Cup rights to former vice president Jack Warner.

"Because of the continuing investigation President Blatter will answer no further questions at this time," Cullen's statement concluded.

As FIFA was attempting to contain the latest escalation in the corruption scandal, meetings shaping leaders of the future who can potentially salvage the body's reputation were being held at headquarters.

FIFA's women's leadership development program is intended to spur gender equality at the world body and its regional affiliates. Thirty-five aspiring female leaders have come to Zurich to learn from 16 mentors.

"Undoubtedly, FIFA's decision making in the future will be better if more women are included at the top table," FIFA executive committee member Moya Dodd told The Associated Press.

The former Australia player is one of three female members of the FIFA's ruling body, which has lost several executives in recent years because of corruption.

"I think that the future leadership of football needs to be drawn from a more diverse base than it's been in the past," Dodd said from inside FIFA HQ. "It is important for people who aspire to contribute to the game to see there are opportunities and paths forward."

By hixx Go To PostMagic Whip and Currents were letdowns and I didn't even have high hopes for either.

Paid a quid for Magic Whip, would rather have spent it on an actual fuckin' mr whippy.

By Lambda Go To Posthow can they not know who Dr Dre is?

incredible

By Mister0079 Go To Poststraight outta damascus

By pulga Go To Postrandy are you buying the legend of zelda triforce heroes for the nintendo 3ds?

By Bungie Go To PostWasted 10 minutes now talking about Newcastle

By pulga Go To PostSepp Blatter tells FIFA staff he has done nothing illegal

20 - The oldest player in the Jong Ajax starting XI tonight is younger than the youngest player fielded by opponent FC Oss. Kids.

By Hitch Go To PostAnyone wanna play Helldivers tomorrow? I didn't play it for long when it came out :(

By Linius Go To PostDunno m8. To be honest, I haven't followed anything about that game. No idea what the gameplay is like etc. And since I have Happy Home Designer coming this week and Yokai Watch later this year I'll have plenty to play for my 3DS.

By pulga Go To Postthis post is filthy, it looks kinda meh but its still a zelda

randolfo porfavor

By Scum Go To PostWith your new Man UTD fan mate at work?

By Lambda Go To Postis it free on PS+?

By Ricky Go To PostYou know, for how much i dislike Real Madrid today, I really like Ronaldo.
Yes, he can be weird sometimes, but he worked hard on himself and he succeded.
I'll watch it, that 1 second of Messi pointing at the camera is haunting.

By KidA Seven Go To PostHow much does her family fuck Flutter? ffs