The first AFC country to be open for a dialogue with FIFA.
KWAB
Bad day, mate
Reminder that Infantino is a EVROPEAN, elected by EVROPEANS and their canonical representative in soccer
>>157191509That doesn't say that at all
absolutely disgraceful
>>157191509Based
>>157191509thats not even what it says retard
all on the condition they officially rename the sport 'soccer', as it should be
>>157191509>OFC will agree>CAF will agree>CONMEBOL will agreeI would've thought Australia would hold off but certain countries in the AFC absolutely will agree (Gulf countries looking to diversify, poor countries looking for money). UEFA can bribe their poorer countries into holding off but either way they will get a majority to vote in favour. UEFA boycott is the only counter.
>australia, mexico and argentinakino?
>>157191529American lies>The United States played a key role in the intense lobbying that saw Gianni Infantino elected FIFA president on Friday, beating Sheikh Salman Bin Ebrahim Al Khalifa, as the old political allegiances at world football's governing body collapsed.https://web.archive.org/web/20160302064923/http://uk.reuters.com/article/uk-soccer-fifa-lobbying-idUKKCN0VZ2UD?irpc=932
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>>157191509Gianni Cuckitini is finished!
>>157191529Boring amerimutt lies.
>>157191509>breaking: op announces he is a faggotMore accurate than your post anyway
>>157196442>>157197557we don't claim chikaner
>>157191529What had he done wrong up to being elected? There were some muddy connections to him in the Panama Papers but that only came to light after his election anyway.>>157196442Should probably say thanks for that. Infantino has revealed himself to be a crook, but Salman used his position in the Bahraini FA to arrest and torture athletes for political criticism. Electing him would've been even worse.
>>157191509>Breaking news, something I said isn't actually happeningFrench yet again being known for their deceit
>>157191509
Looks like FIFA are trying to bribe Australia to support thishttps://www.msn.com/en-au/money/general/fifa-s-offering-australia-45m-to-back-selling-the-world-cup-saying-no-might-not-be-easy/ar-AA2924zG?ocid=winp2fptaskbarhover&cvid=dae78d976e8543669c266df249e1ffa9&ei=9