ExRes
Established Member
It isn't just that: two of the companies involved- a major sportswear firm and a TV company- are American, the bribes were channeled through the Bank of America, and the person who's singing like a canary is a US citizen up on charges of tax evasion.
I don't agree that Blatter's position is under threat. Blatter is a clever person, and if corruption is as endemic as it appears in FIFA, any attempt to bring him down will simply see him squeal like a piggy. You don't force out the man who knows where the (figurative) bodies are buried.
Let him squeal then, the man is corrupt and runs a corrupt organisation, it's about time him and his acolytes were held to account, or should we all sit and say nothing that might rock the boat so that he can continue to behave the way he does ?
If FIFA was a business or political organisation people would be screaming the house down, why should we ignore his behaviour because he holds the role of Grand Dictator of a sports organisation ?