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Which means they made it past Merseyside without losing the wheels!

Possibly, but think of the mouth-watering prospect of the FIFA World champions, Qatar, meeting the ICFFA (Independant Corruption Free Football Assocation) champions, Brazil, to unify the title!

I reckon if those countries all pulled out then many others would join them, who after all would want to belong to an association with none of the biggest football nations in it?

I guess it is possible that the voting process could be declared null and void, under a legal challenge, if there were significant evidence to prove that the whole thing had been corrupted. If that happened then we might end up with the preferred option of England and Australia.

I am guessing that similar discussions to those on NSC are going on on footy bulletin boards around the World, I wonder if there is anything that the fans can do to accelerate change in FIFA, to become a transparent and corruption free organisation fit to run the game we all love.

Let battle commence. FIFA RIP!!!

Not sure about that, I consider the great escape season to be 96/97...which would have Wingy playing for us as an 11 year old! What impressed me about him was that he gave everything when on loan with us and made it known that he wanted to move back to the Albion permanently rather than stay at...

Oooh, good call, what a brilliant man...just remembered a wonderful quote from Spike..."man cannot have everything, where would he put it?"

Fair point, but I have always been drawn towards those who have overcome adversity or used their position or ability to selflessly help others.

What's wrong...you didn't expect to find your name on that list did you?

Mandela Tanni Grey-Thompson John Sentamu, Archbishop of York, I am not at all religious but he represents most of what can be good about religion. Several people who believed in me and inspired me at important times in my life, few if any on here would have heard of, to whom I will be eternally...

I'm not hungover and found that really creepy!

That would be the best result imaginable.

My very thoughts, if there was any truth in it he would have already been to the city to check out all the local attractions, lunch at Donatellos, play the slots on the pier and round it all off with a stick of rock and some candy-floss before heading home again.

That reminded me of the Newcastle fan who put an advert in their local newspaper some years ago, it went something like: "Two acres of grazing land for sale, currently occupied by eleven donkeys"...the phone number was Sunderland Football Club!

Yeah, if he had said "maybe it's because I don't drive a Ferrari" then you might think he had a point!

Remembering that a Swans fan played a valued part in building Falmer I am hoping that they win...not a great lover of Reading (the town, not books and newspapers)...2-1 to the team from Wales.

Yeah, it is a classic example of an oxymoron!

OK, I hadn't seen that...but Beckenbauer might change his view very quickly if the ethics committe, meeting today, confirm what we all suspect about Blatter and suspend him indefinately.

This is the major stumbling block then, but it effectively means that national football associations are saying they don't mind the fraud and corruption by chosing to do nothing. It will be interesting to see what happens following the comments by Jack Warner, who has to rate as one of the most...