Could be big trouble here.

[Blue Ray]

FIFA President Sepp Blatter has called for stricter rules on foreign ownership of clubs in the UK and abroad. "Something has to be done about these billionaire owners," Blatter told reporters at the European Parliament.
"These days you can buy a club as easily as you can buy a football jersey. Thers is something wrong and thats why I ask the European Union to act."
"This is not just about England where the problem is acute. This will spread across Europe."



Best hurry up and find a buyer Kenwright before this cracked knobhead puts the blocks on it all. This could be really bad news.

 

[Whitebootman]

It will be like his attempt to restrict the movement of players from outside Europe. I think his heart is in the right place on this one, but his brain is on holiday.

 

[Vim Fuego]

He's full of hot air, and i doubt that he or FIFA could legally impose such restrictions, to summarise, he's an attention seeking bellend.

 

[Blue Ray]

He's full of hot air, and i doubt that he or FIFA could legally impose such restrictions, to summarise, he's an attention seeking bellend.

He's not on about FIFA. He's gone to the European Union asking them to act. Am fed up with this prick as much as anybody else. He's cracked.

 

[teppic]

he should stick to his ideas about women footballers should wear hotpants. about the only decent idea he's had.

 

[Chris]

It's all his fault anyway. He should cap transfer fees at 2.5m and the whole billionaire ownership thing goes away.

 

[Blue Ray]

It's all his fault anyway. He should cap transfer fees at 2.5m and the whole billionaire ownership thing goes away.

Couldnt agree more. The wages should be capped too

 

[Whitebootman]

he should stick to his ideas about women footballers should wear hotpants. about the only decent idea he's had.

LOL as my wife said that peanut should wear hotpants, the tart

 

[Nebbiolo]

Couldnt agree more. The wages should be capped too

Agree and agree. It's getting silly now. We need a more socialist ethic in football. Sod free market capitalism. It's ruining our game.

 

[Blue Ray]

Agree and agree. It's getting silly now. We need a more socialist ethic in football. Sod free market capitalism. It's ruining our game.

This is why clubs are skint. Players that cant play and gangster agents are raping our clubs of everything and at the end of the day its us that foot the bill.

 

[Sharpys top lip]

Blatter is the biggest **** head iv ever know in football. How thw [Poor language removed] can an sponk donkey like him be in charge of world football. Beggers belife. It's fair trade....

They all just hate the fact that it's us running the football world now. Blatter an the other nob plattinie!!

[Poor language removed] em'.

 

[Robert Jarvis]

He fails to understand that notwithstanding the nature of the beast, football is a business and as such impossible to dictate to. Apart from which if restrictions were tried by him it would flout the human rights. Absolute no brainer, in fact neither could you put a cap on wages. It's what we have and you have to live with it.

 

[Goat]

By the time BK sells, Blatter will be 6foot under.

 

[coyney]

By the time BK sells, Blatter will be 6foot under.

I think most of us will beAs for capping wages it would just revert back to the old boot money,where star players found a little brown envelope full of cash in the boot when turning up for training at the moment though I think it would be nice if the club put a little something under the seats for the fans

 

[Robert Jarvis]

A cushion.b)