chooyaochuen
10 years ago
No way -:)
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chooyaochuen
10 years ago
No way -:)
Dynastian98
10 years ago
At this point anyone is better than Blatter. Figo also has experience with football, so I doubt he will be anywhere close to being as corrupted as Blatter. I hope he wins.
tiki_taka
10 years ago
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Haha this could be catastrophic for Barcelona...
Football does not need another mercenary...
Haha this could be catastrophic for Barcelona...
CroatiaFan123
10 years ago
I would be happy if Figo win it. FIFA is full of corruption these days, maybe Figo could "clean" it.
decentK
10 years ago
Whoever it is, the only thing I want is that he/she isn't corrupted like Blatter.
@dynastian agree.
RealMadrid17
10 years ago
I would LOVE it. Figo is a man who cares about the sport. #Figo4President!
RealMadrid17
10 years ago
And @tiki_taka, you still man your own captain joined the best club in the world eh? :D
Aiden_Finland
10 years ago
Figo is more experienced and is not boring like Blatter #Figo4President
Emrecan_58
10 years ago
Figo can be really succesful imo. Will be happy to see him.
Tuanis
10 years ago
Well.. Figo is out. We are stuck with Blatter for many years to come.
CroatiaFan123
10 years ago
Damn it. I was hoping for him so much. ;(
knibis
10 years ago
First decision to make, ban world cup in Qatar....
decentK
10 years ago
Blatter has paid the other candidates to pull off, what a f*cking cunt. Seriously this is the biggest issue we HAVE to fix, football is currently corrupted & something needs to be done. Many ppl have suggested that every1 need to leave FIFA and make new organization and I totally agree. FIFA IS CORRUPTED AS HELL.
Luis Figo has entered the race to become FIFA president determined to change an organization he describes as all too often associated with "scandal."
The 42-year-old is renowned the world over after a distinguished 20-year playing career and arguably counts as the most credible threat yet to Blatter's 17-year stranglehold on soccer's top job.
Figo was twice voted world player of the year and represented Portugal 127 times, featuring at the World Cup in 2002 and 2006, as well as playing in three European Championships.
"If you search FIFA on the internet you see the first word that comes out: scandal -- not positive words. It's that we have to change first and try to improve the image of FIFA. Football deserves much better than this."
His work for Inter Milan and the Portuguese national team also means he satisfies FIFA's rule that states all candidates must have played an active role in association football for two of the five years. He has also been working on UEFA's Football Committee.
I really hope he will get that position.
Luis Figo has entered the race to become FIFA president determined to change an organization he describes as all too often associated with "scandal."
The 42-year-old is renowned the world over after a distinguished 20-year playing career and arguably counts as the most credible threat yet to Blatter's 17-year stranglehold on soccer's top job.
Figo was twice voted world player of the year and represented Portugal 127 times, featuring at the World Cup in 2002 and 2006, as well as playing in three European Championships.
"If you search FIFA on the internet you see the first word that comes out: scandal -- not positive words. It's that we have to change first and try to improve the image of FIFA. Football deserves much better than this."
His work for Inter Milan and the Portuguese national team also means he satisfies FIFA's rule that states all candidates must have played an active role in association football for two of the five years. He has also been working on UEFA's Football Committee.
Luis Figo has entered the race to become FIFA president determined to change an organization he describes as all too often associated with "scandal."
The 42-year-old is renowned the world over after a distinguished 20-year playing career and arguably counts as the most credible threat yet to Blatter's 17-year stranglehold on soccer's top job.
Figo was twice voted world player of the year and represented Portugal 127 times, featuring at the World Cup in 2002 and 2006, as well as playing in three European Championships.
"If you search FIFA on the internet you see the first word that comes out: scandal -- not positive words. It's that we have to change first and try to improve the image of FIFA. Football deserves much better than this."
His work for Inter Milan and the Portuguese national team also means he satisfies FIFA's rule that states all candidates must have played an active role in association football for two of the five years. He has also been working on UEFA's Football Committee.
Luis Figo has entered the race to become FIFA president determined to change an organization he describes as all too often associated with "scandal."
The 42-year-old is renowned the world over after a distinguished 20-year playing career and arguably counts as the most credible threat yet to Blatter's 17-year stranglehold on soccer's top job.
Figo was twice voted world player of the year and represented Portugal 127 times, featuring at the World Cup in 2002 and 2006, as well as playing in three European Championships.
"If you search FIFA on the internet you see the first word that comes out: scandal -- not positive words. It's that we have to change first and try to improve the image of FIFA. Football deserves much better than this."
His work for Inter Milan and the Portuguese national team also means he satisfies FIFA's rule that states all candidates must have played an active role in association football for two of the five years. He has also been working on UEFA's Football Committee.