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Panorama: Man asks Warner what he knows about the corruption, Warner replies..'go away before i spit on you!'
Man asks Warner why would you spit on me ?
Warner..Because your Garbage!
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panorama, bbc1 8.30 on monday night.
Fifa, Sepp Blatter and Me
Panorama
Reporter Andrew Jennings has been investigating corruption in world football for the past 15 years. He has exposed the criminality of Fifa executives and repeatedly challenged its president to come clean.
Now with football in crisis, Andrew is once again back on the road investigating Sepp Blatter's Fifa. His reports includes an insight into an FBI investigation, puts a figure on what Qatar supposedly spent to secure the 2022 World Cup and promises fresh evidence that Sepp Blatter has known about corruption all along.
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FBI investigating Blatter on his role in a $100M Bribery deal.
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Hey chaps !
I actually watched one get pulled off a Disney ship by the Feds Friday morning !
Surreal!
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This popped up in my Facebook Memories (things you posted/shared etc on Facebook on this day in previous years).
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Some big news being reported by the AFP news agency.
Fifa's ethics watchdog wants Michel Platini to be banned for life over a suspect payment, says the European football chief's own lawyer.
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How long before he is excused court proceedings because of ill health.
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Sepp Blatter: Fifa president in hospital after 'small breakdown'
Suspended Fifa president Sepp Blatter is in hospital after suffering what has been called a "small breakdown".
Blatter, 79, who has led world football's governing body for 18 years, was provisionally suspended for 90 days last month amid a corruption scandal.
It is understood he suffered what has been called "a nervous shock" but is expected to make a full recovery.
Blatter is set to remain in hospital until next Tuesday after being admitted initially for a check-up last week.
Five days ago, Blatter's lawyer Richard Cullen said the Swiss had undergone stress-related health checks in hospital, but added: "He is fine and expects to be home shortly."
The criminal case centres on whether Blatter misused Fifa money by making a 2m euros (£1.35m) payment to Frenchman Platini for consultation work. They both deny any wrongdoing.
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