January 27 - Sepp Blatter's (pictured) promise that a woman will join FIFA's Executive Committee to help get the organisation back on its feet cannot be approved for at least another four months.Read more... Comments (2)
Exclusive: Blatter's female Executive Committee member promise has yet to be approved
By Andrew Warshaw
January 27 - Sepp Blatter's (pictured) promise that a woman will join FIFA's Executive Committee to help get the organisation back on its feet cannot be approved for at least another four months.
January 27 - Sepp Blatter's (pictured) promise that a woman will join FIFA's Executive Committee to help get the organisation back on its feet cannot be approved for at least another four months.Neuchâtel Xamax lose Swiss league expulsion appeal
By Andrew Warshaw
January 27 - Two-time Swiss champions Neuchâtel Xamax, the club where FIFA President Sepp Blatter used to be a director, have lost their appeal against being thrown out of the Swiss league for financial irregularities.
January 27 - Two-time Swiss champions Neuchâtel Xamax, the club where FIFA President Sepp Blatter used to be a director, have lost their appeal against being thrown out of the Swiss league for financial irregularities.Sports Minister says French Government shouldn't fund Euro 2016 stadia
By David Gold
January 27 - French Sports Minister David Douillet (pictured) has suggested that the French Government should not have to spend money on stadia to be used during the European Championships in 2016 and that any renovation or construction costs should be met with Ligue 1 television revenues.
January 27 - French Sports Minister David Douillet (pictured) has suggested that the French Government should not have to spend money on stadia to be used during the European Championships in 2016 and that any renovation or construction costs should be met with Ligue 1 television revenues.Turkish clubs snub Turkish Football Federation match fixing penalties
By David Gold
January 27 - The Turkish Football Federation (TFF) has failed in its attempts to amend Article 58 of its disciplinary code, which would relegate any teams found guilty of match fixing, after the clubs rejected the proposed change.
January 27 - The Turkish Football Federation (TFF) has failed in its attempts to amend Article 58 of its disciplinary code, which would relegate any teams found guilty of match fixing, after the clubs rejected the proposed change.Infrastructure will not be an issue at Euro 2012, insists UEFA's Infantino
By Andrew Warshaw
January 27 - UEFA general secretary Gianni Infantino (pictured) insists Poland and Ukraine will be able to cope with the massive transport and infrastructural issues at the 2012 European Championships even though preparations were too slow at first.
January 27 - UEFA general secretary Gianni Infantino (pictured) insists Poland and Ukraine will be able to cope with the massive transport and infrastructural issues at the 2012 European Championships even though preparations were too slow at first.Al Jazeera signs four year deal with French football
By Andrew Warshaw
January 27 - The increasingly powerful Middle East broadcaster Al Jazeera has signed a new four year agreement with the French Football League (LFP), cementing the region's involvement with French football.
January 27 - The increasingly powerful Middle East broadcaster Al Jazeera has signed a new four year agreement with the French Football League (LFP), cementing the region's involvement with French football."The gangsters must not escape punishment" says man brought in to clean up FIFA
By David Gold
January 26 - Mark Pieth (pictured), the Swiss professor and chairman of the independent Governance Committee charged with reforming FIFA, has claimed he would be surprised if there are no more scandals to come after one of the most difficult periods in the organisations history.
January 26 - Mark Pieth (pictured), the Swiss professor and chairman of the independent Governance Committee charged with reforming FIFA, has claimed he would be surprised if there are no more scandals to come after one of the most difficult periods in the organisations history.More Articles...
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