Sepp Blatter
- Date of Birth: 10 March 1936
- Birthplace: Visp, Visp, Valais, Switzerland
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Platini's Lawyer Expects Client's Name To Be Cleared Before Euro 2016
Former French superstar and UEFA President Michel Platini's lawyer believes Platini will be reinstated as UEFA president before the start of the Euro 2016 tournament. This is a rather unexpected verdict for many.
Blatter rules out Luis Suarez u-turn
FIFA president Sepp Blatter has told the press that there will be no reversal of the decision to ban Luis Suarez from football for four months. The Uruguayan joined Liverpool last week in a massive 90 million euro deal.
FIFA's seeding system is a problem that must be addressed
The draw for the World Cup pits England with Italy, Uruguay and Costa Rica whilst another group contains Ivory Coast, Japan, Colombia and Greece; thus FIFA's ranking system comes under major scrutinity yet again.
Arsenal boss condemns Blatter comments
Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger thinks that the comments made by Sepp Blatter on racism were appalling, but also thinks they have been taken out of context in England. Wenger feels that there is a strong feeling of discontent for Blatter after England's failed World Cup bid.
Chelsea manager defends Blatter
Chelsea manager Andre Villas-Boas thinks that enough is enough, and FIFA president Sepp Blatter should be forgiven for his comments on racism. Blatter insists that, even though racism may be rife in the game, everything should be forgiven with a handshake after the game.
Sol Campbell slams Sepp Blatter
Former Arsenal, Newcastle and Tottenham defender Sol Campbell has slammed Sepp Blatter for his comments on racism. The FIFA president suggested that racism can be resolved simply with a handshake.
Sepp Blatter rules out quit talk
FIFA president Sepp Blatter has ruled out quitting his role in the wake of his high profile racism remarks. Blatter admitted that he is sorry for offending during this "serious incident" but he will not step down despite his comments.
Sepp Blatter rules out quitting FIFA
A report today indicated that Sepp Blatter has been considering standing down as president of FIFA, has been denied by Blatter himself. Blatter intends to continue in his role.
Robbie Keane hits out at FIFA
Robbie Keane has hit out at FIFA, accusing them of preferring to see the bigger teams qualify for the World Cup. The controversial comments are sure to anger many at the governing body. Keane was disappointed with France's successful qualification after Thierry Henry appeared to handball in the run up to the equalising goal against Ireland on Wednesday.
Blatter wants African success
FIFA president Sepp Blatter wants to see the success of African football, and is hopeful and confident one of the African nations will make the World Cup semi-finals.
