How Sepp Blatter will save the world
Nov 21st, 2011 - Posted by Andrew in Football, Other
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Last week FIFA boss Sepp Blatter outraged all when he claimed that incidents of on-field racism could be settled with a simple friendly forgive and forget handshake, eventually likening racial abuse to foul language. Despite a bumbling attempt to explain his views on racism and discrimination in football, many feel that it's finally time to see Blatter out as FIFA boss.
And with Blatter's conflict resolution philosophy in mind, here's how Sepp plans to save the world.....the Sepp Blatter Global Issue Resolution Chart.
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21.11.2011, 21:29 CET
Sepp Blatter should just shake hands with Bin Mohemmad and forget the whole situation regarding corruption, racism, etc. OK, not happening because that's not how it is done on the street.
Think Sepp has lived a privileged life and unfamilar with the concept of reality of life. Wait, he did get football to africa .... what gesture should that be?
22.11.2011, 05:12 CET
Should be familiar with corruption himself though.
I would eagerly wave goodbye to Mr. Blatter. He has been around for too long and made the right friends that would keep his cash bonuses in exchange for votes away from journalists' articles but others' splashed on the front pages.
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21.11.2011, 13:59 CET
Andrew, this is brilliant. I like the constructive approah in helping Blatter attain his handshake mission.