Comments on: FIFA to Iraq: Don’t Make Us Come Down There

By: IraqtoFIFA

IraqtoFIFA — Thu, 11 Feb 2010 11:27:59 +0000

FIFA can kiss my ass,many FA are installed or run/funded by the government. Just look at the middle east the president of the FA is usually a prince of the royal ruling family or the son of the president. Why don’t they just ban the whole of africa and the middle east becuase there is government intervention in all there football associations. Bunch of Hypocrites! What about when Qatar V Iraq, when Qatar fielded an illegible brazilian who has already represented brazil. He played in that came and set up the 2 goals that cost iraq the match and qualification to the 2010 world cup. Iraq was supposed to be awarded the three points and 3-0 when but nothing happend. Where was FIFA then????. FIFA ended up banning the (emerson) player from international football and the game was never replied nor Iraq awarded the three points. This is the biggest scandle and IRAQIS will never forget it.

By: MrRedDevil

MrRedDevil — Tue, 17 Nov 2009 20:56:09 +0000

You can be as incompetent and corrupt as you want. But if you disband your FA……IT’S ON MOTHERFUCKERS!!!

By: FIFA to Iraq: Don’t Make Us Come Down There « Scissors Kick

FIFA to Iraq: Don’t Make Us Come Down There « Scissors Kick — Tue, 17 Nov 2009 20:01:09 +0000

[...] FIFA to Iraq: Don’t Make Us Come Down There “When it comes to pissing off FIFA, there’s no surer way to do it than to announce that there’s an outside influence on your country’s football association. FIFA may be behind on video replay, soaring transfer prices, and the expansion of the game into Africa, but they’re cutting edge when it comes to vigorously defending their statutes. Peru and Poland have previously run afoul of this particular rule, which basically states that the government can’t come in and run your football association; it has to be an independent organization.” (Avoiding the Drop) [...]

By: Rob

Rob — Tue, 17 Nov 2009 18:27:49 +0000

Hilarious. FIFA flexing its might.