At the time that Michel Platini declared his interest in heading UEFA, we predicted that Platini (Blatters arse licker), would be installed as President of UEFA simply because Blatter wanted it to be so.
We were already aware of Blatter's and Platini's resentment of the success of English football, and anticipated that a Platini victory would herald an envy fuelled onslaught against the English Premier League, and the dominance in recent times of English teams in European competition.
Platini never worried about this sort of thing when he was a player for Juventus, who were bankrolled at the time by Fiat. He was never heard to be screaming about unfair advantages for rich clubs back then.
So now, while the EEC have a French President in place, Platini has teamed up with the French President Nicolas Sarkozy, and French Minster for sport Bernard Laporte, and together the four Frenchmen will attempt to blatently destroy the success of English football clubs, using the EEC as the vehicle for their hatred of everything English.
Although I agree that football clubs should not be allowed to import very young players from foreign countries. Platini say's that until the player is 18 years old, he should not be allowed leave the country of his birth.
That demand alone tells us all we need to know about Platini's dictatorial intentions, that not only allows the French to run our football clubs, but also to change the basic fundamental reason's why the EEC exists at all.
I don't think (unless Blatter and Platini succeed in bribing their way forward again), that they have a chance in hell of changing European law just to suit themselves. I really don't think that football, in the eyes of the EEC, is important enough in the scheme of things, to have a case for putting at risk everything the EEC was created for and stands for.
Freedom of movement for instance, is at the fundemental root of the EEC, and whatever your views might be over this regarding football, those views will never be deemed important enough by the EEC, to consider making sport an exception to the fundementals of European freedom.
It didn't matter a toss when we had two Italian teams in the CL final. It didn't matter either when both teams were Spanish. Last season we had two English teams in the final, and that really is too much for a Frenchman ( or four), to accept it seems.
Platini is Blatter's man in Europe, and was put there as we all know, with the "help" of Blatter. UEFA fought Blatter off for nearly 30 years, but now with Platini's help Blatter seeks to run European football. Why? Because he, at this moment in time does not financially profit from it, but with Platini's help he is hoping that will change.
Platini made a quote regarding boycotting of sport in South Africa during apartheid when he was a Juventus player. He said, "Politics has no place in sport".
Platini is a hypocrite and a dictator, and will be the cause of millions of people across Europe, (not just English people), turning their backs on the EEC if this French socialist/facist dictate ever bears fruit.
http://www.iht.com/articles/2008/11/25/sports/SOCCER.php?page=1
http://www.independent.co.uk/sport/...rnment-told-to-resist-uefa-plans-1033837.html
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/sport/columnists/martin_samuel/article5219013.ece
We were already aware of Blatter's and Platini's resentment of the success of English football, and anticipated that a Platini victory would herald an envy fuelled onslaught against the English Premier League, and the dominance in recent times of English teams in European competition.
Platini never worried about this sort of thing when he was a player for Juventus, who were bankrolled at the time by Fiat. He was never heard to be screaming about unfair advantages for rich clubs back then.
So now, while the EEC have a French President in place, Platini has teamed up with the French President Nicolas Sarkozy, and French Minster for sport Bernard Laporte, and together the four Frenchmen will attempt to blatently destroy the success of English football clubs, using the EEC as the vehicle for their hatred of everything English.
Although I agree that football clubs should not be allowed to import very young players from foreign countries. Platini say's that until the player is 18 years old, he should not be allowed leave the country of his birth.
That demand alone tells us all we need to know about Platini's dictatorial intentions, that not only allows the French to run our football clubs, but also to change the basic fundamental reason's why the EEC exists at all.
I don't think (unless Blatter and Platini succeed in bribing their way forward again), that they have a chance in hell of changing European law just to suit themselves. I really don't think that football, in the eyes of the EEC, is important enough in the scheme of things, to have a case for putting at risk everything the EEC was created for and stands for.
Freedom of movement for instance, is at the fundemental root of the EEC, and whatever your views might be over this regarding football, those views will never be deemed important enough by the EEC, to consider making sport an exception to the fundementals of European freedom.
It didn't matter a toss when we had two Italian teams in the CL final. It didn't matter either when both teams were Spanish. Last season we had two English teams in the final, and that really is too much for a Frenchman ( or four), to accept it seems.
Platini is Blatter's man in Europe, and was put there as we all know, with the "help" of Blatter. UEFA fought Blatter off for nearly 30 years, but now with Platini's help Blatter seeks to run European football. Why? Because he, at this moment in time does not financially profit from it, but with Platini's help he is hoping that will change.
Platini made a quote regarding boycotting of sport in South Africa during apartheid when he was a Juventus player. He said, "Politics has no place in sport".
Platini is a hypocrite and a dictator, and will be the cause of millions of people across Europe, (not just English people), turning their backs on the EEC if this French socialist/facist dictate ever bears fruit.
http://www.iht.com/articles/2008/11/25/sports/SOCCER.php?page=1
http://www.independent.co.uk/sport/...rnment-told-to-resist-uefa-plans-1033837.html
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/sport/columnists/martin_samuel/article5219013.ece
