KNVB: ‘Shame on football’ – Telegraaf.nl

The KNVB thinks it is a shame for the whole football that FIFA -President Sepp Blatter for the umpteenth time “intense bad” is in the news. Says the Football Association in response to the suspension of Blatter

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Sepp Blatter Photo: AFP

“His provisional suspension by the Ethics Committee of FIFA, under heavy suspicion of fraudulent conduct, has not tolerate negative impact on football and its administrators. Who loves football, is horrified by these developments, “the KNVB states in the statement.

Michel Platini’s also pronounced provisionally suspending, president of UEFA, makes the issue by the KNVB just “complex and painful.” The KNVB relied on to follow the Frenchman in his plan Blatter. Whether it remains so for the foreseeable future, is now the big question. “The KNVB shall as soon as possible after the two matches of Orange in consultation with other unions on both suspensions and its impact. The KNVB used the gathering in Astana, where the board and management this afternoon flying around, for further internal consultations. Next comes the KNVB with further statements to the outside. “

The KNVB monitors developments in the period ahead very closely. The bond shall as far as possible away from the events and feels confirmed in his criticism of the functioning of FIFA and some of his officials. “The urgency to implement the plans that union president Michael van Praag was carrying when he was a candidate for the FIFA presidency, is still unprecedented. The KNVB wants a new FIFA, a transparent FIFA FIFA that is reliable, a FIFA open to the outside world and FIFA that clearly separates from the seedy ambience in which one now finds unfortunately “

Edith Schippers

” I have to set from the beginning:. all what is needed to get things in order to FIFA, which must be done, “said Minister Edith Schippers (Sport). “And apparently, this has been now considered necessary.” The minister believes it is important that things be clear “for all those players who every Saturday and stimulate the football to be honest and fair play to do.”

FIFPro

Also, players’ union FIFPro have little or no confidence that FIFA from the inside can be changed. Every decision has been taken so far in this tumultuous period in world football is incredible and doubts about the process for the election of the new FIFA president on February 26 only grows.

“Only a complete change of the board is sufficient,” said FIFPro, who believes that players and clubs need to be involved

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