Sepp Blatter démissionne !Sepp Blatter, tout juste réélu à la tête de la FIFA, a annoncé mardi lors d'une conférence de presse qu'il démissionnait de son poste. Un congrès exceptionnel doit avoir lieu prochainement pour désigner son successeur.
Pape Dieng demissionne bala Macky di la torokhol. On t'a dit publiquement que tout ce que tu dis ne peut pas rentrer dans les tetes. La verite est que tu as foutu le bordel à la Senelec. Le climat social est tendu. Tu es incompetent et nulle comme tes pattes.
Mais seneweb pourquoi vous aviez effacé mon commentaire alors j'avais tout simplement dit que Blatter a pris la bonne decision et qu'il etait temps pour Issa Hayatou de laisser la place aux autres a la tete de la CAF.....il est ou le mal ''boumou amati''
Sepp Blatter, FIFA's long-time president, announced on Tuesday that he will be resigning as soon as an extraordinary FIFA congress has elected a successor.
Blatter had won a fifth term as president just last Friday and seemed to feel vindicated in two victory speeches, after yet another round of bribery scandals had beset him and his organization. A recent indictment by the U.S. Department of Justice had led to the arrest of nine of his close associates last week, and ABC News reported Tuesday that Blatter is, in fact, a subject of that continuing investigation.
Sepp Blatter leaves after announcing he will resign as FIFA president. (AP)
The sudden relinquishing of his iron grip on FIFA comes as a total shock to the soccer world, which had assumed Blatter would remain in power through the end of his new four-year term, extending his reign to 21 years. After defeating Prince Ali Bin Hussein 133-73 in the first round of Friday's election, the Jordanian challenger withdrew from the run-off vote. Blatter seemed to have once again consolidated his vast power, acquired over some four decades at the world's most popular sport's governing body.
Blatter didn't explain what triggered his resignation. Part of the FBI investigation that led to the DoJ's indictment, however, had accused South Africa of buying votes from the CONCACAF region, which includes the United States, that ultimately landed it the 2010 World Cup. Subsequent reports out of South Africa in the last 24 hours then produced a letter seeming to show that the $10 million payment had been funneled through FIFA directly, and that secretary general Jerome Valcke, Blatter's right-hand man, had personally overseen the transaction.
"I have been reflecting deeply about my presidency and about the 40 years in which my life has been inextricably bound to FIFA and the great sport of football," Blatter said in his address Tuesday. "I cherish FIFA more than anything and I want to do only what is best for FIFA and for football.
"I felt compelled to stand for re-election, as I believed that this was the best thing for the organization," he continued. "That election is over but FIFA's challenges are not. FIFA needs a profound overhaul. While I have a mandate from the membership of FIFA, I do not feel that I have a mandate from the entire world of football – the fans, the players, the clubs, the people who live, breathe and love football as much as we all do at FIFA. Therefore, I have decided to lay down my mandate at an extraordinary elective Congress. I will continue to exercise my functions as FIFA president until that election."
Blatter urged FIFA's executive committee to put on the extraordinary congress "at the earliest opportunity." The next one on the regular schedule is slated for Mexico City on May 13, 2016, but Blatter argued that waiting that long would "create unnecessary delay."
Domenico Scala, chairman of FIFA's audit and compliance committee, said a special election could be held between December and March of 2016.
"Since I shall not be a candidate, and am therefore now free from the constraints that elections inevitably impose, I shall be able to focus on driving far-reaching, fundamental reforms that transcend our previous efforts," Blatter added. "For years, we have worked hard to put in place administrative reforms, but it is plain to me that while these must continue, they are not enough.
"I have fought for these changes before and, as everyone knows, my efforts have been blocked. This time, I will succeed."
Scala will oversee the electoral committee and assist in Blatter's promised reforms.
"The decision that he has made today was difficult and courageous," Scala said in his own address. "In the current circumstances, this is the most responsible way to ensure an orderly transition. I know that he has truly acted with the best interests of FIFA and football in his heart."
Scala indicated that FIFA's statutes require a four-month notice for presidential elections and, also requiring time to vet candidates.
"For years, FIFA has worked hard to put in place governance reforms, but as the president has stated, this must go further to implement deep-rooted structural change," Scala said. "The president has outlined a number of specific recommendations to achieve this. A number of these steps have previously been proposed but have been rejected by members.
"Today more than ever, FIFA is committed to ensuring that these changes are implemented and upheld. As part of FIFA's work, the organization will re-examine the way in which it is structured. While it would be premature to speculate on the outcomes of this work, nothing will be off the table."
Blatter, in closing, claimed that he had made his decision in the best interest of soccer.
"It is my deep care for FIFA and its interests, which I hold very dear, that has led me to take this decision," he said. "I would like to thank those who have always supported me in a constructive and loyal manner as president of FIFA and who have done so much for the game that we all love. What matters to me more than anything is that when all of this is over, football is the winner."
Attention de ne pas trop vite aller en besogne avec les cas de Platini et Beckenbauer ! Platini a trop cherché visiblement à mettre les bâtons dans les roues à Blatter, et c'est toujours comme cela que commence le fiasco dans les organisations internationales. Lorsqu'on convoite le siège d'un patron, toutes les manoeuvres sont bonnes pour son éjection, et malgré tout pour le cas de Blatter, Platini n'a pas eu raison de mener une campagne de dénigrement contre quelqu'un que les membres exécutifs de la FiFA ont reconduit. C'est dire que la confiance est toujours allée avec l'ex patron de la FIFA, et que sa démission tient plus d'une question de dignité qu'il a voulu sauvegarder que de rempiler dans une atmosphère de suspicion. Blatter a su prendre la porte au bon moment et avec beaucoup de hauteur pour faire triompher la vérité !
Mais de là à vouloir imposer un européen à la place de Blatter, alors qu'on sait bien le très peu de considération que l'UEFA a pour le football africain, il y a de quoi réfléchir avant de prendre une décision qui pourrait être lourde de conséquences pour la CAF.
C'est normal, ils lui et Issa Ayatou ont tellement duré qu'il fallait s'attendre à la corruption. Pourquoui c'est au football que les gens s'éternisent tant au pouvoir? quand j'entends des gens parler de foot sans aucune idée de démocratie, c'est bizarre. Une fois j'ai pris ai france pour Yaoundé et Ayatou devait etre aussi dans l'avion. Mais air France nous a fait attendre dans le bus et même sur le tarmaque de l'aéroport de Paris Charles De gaulle et j'ai crié sur air France en disant qu'il est certes imoortant, mais il est innacceptable que air France traite ses clients ainsi et que air France fait les comme les africains le culte de la personne. Les hotesse et autres agents de sécurité air france étaiet génés par ces remarque. J'ai dit que la france a encore des relations moyennageuse avec les africains. Pourquoi lui par exemple a tripatouille les règles du jeu de la CAF sans qu'on ne voit sur ces actes la corruption. Merci aux américains d'voir révéler la pourriture dans le monde du foot mondial et bientot j'espère africain.
CERTES IL N'EST PAS SAINT,ET PERSONNE NE L'EST D'AILLEURS ! IL FAUT AUSSI DENONCER L'OPPORTUNISME MALSAIN DE PLATINI DEPUIS LES ARRESTATIONS ! CELA FAIT 13 ANS QU'IL SIEGE AU COMITE EXCUTIF DE LA FIFA,ET LE MONSIEUR VIENT DECLARER "JE SUIS ECOEURE" COMME S'IL DECOUVRAIT TOUTES CES MAGOUILLES EN MÊME TEMPS QUE NOUS ! MOI JE CRAINS QUE PLATINI PRENANT LA TETE DE CETTE INSTANCE,QUE CA SOIT UNE FIFA Où L'UEFA IMPOSERA QU'ON CHANGE LE MODE ELECTORAL 1 FEDERATION/1 VOIX ! CA LES EMMERDE BEAUCOUP ! les fédérations européennes veulent peser plus dans la désignation des dirigeants de la FIFA
Il n'ya pas seulement qu'il faut ecarter les anciens dirigeants dictateurs presidents de la republique ilest aussi valable pour les dirigeants de ssportdes annees et des annees sans ceder c'etait trop exagere pour le cas de blataire
Adieu Joseph Sepp Blatter! Tu es sortie par la grande porte! Fier! A qui profite le crime de ton départ avec toute la pression faite juste avant ton reélection? Ton predeceseur Avalanche et Toi avez beaucoup fait pour l'Afrique! Oui la FIFA c'est plus de 100 Milliards d'Euro ou de Franc Suisse qui tournent chaque année! Les carnivores comme les americains et les Europeens (UEFA) veullent aussi leur part du gateau. ls veulent balkaniser la FIFA. Il faudrait faire apres ton départ un grand nettoyage aussi bien des corrompus que des corrupteurs. Dommage que tu n'as pas préparé un successeur Sepp! Le roi est mort assasiné à petit feu par ses proches,! vive le Roi! La vie continue...et le Football aussi!
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En Juin, 2015 (17:10 PM)Anonyme
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En Juin, 2015 (17:15 PM)Matéye
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En Juin, 2015 (17:20 PM)Wa salam
Radar
En Juin, 2015 (17:26 PM)Blatter est têtu. USA l'a prévenu et lui a demandé de ne pas se représenter.
Il a préféré combattre et il a été réélu vendredi.
Les américains lui ont déclaré la guerre et vont tout balancer.
... Le mandat de trop pour Blatter aura duré 5 jours.
Il faut en profiter pour réformer la FIFA et limiter le nombre de mandat à 2.
A mon avis, Franz Backenbauer et Michel Platini seront les favoris pour prendre la tête de la FIFA.
Chicdiou
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En Juin, 2015 (18:20 PM)Good Riddance
En Juin, 2015 (18:21 PM)Blatter had won a fifth term as president just last Friday and seemed to feel vindicated in two victory speeches, after yet another round of bribery scandals had beset him and his organization. A recent indictment by the U.S. Department of Justice had led to the arrest of nine of his close associates last week, and ABC News reported Tuesday that Blatter is, in fact, a subject of that continuing investigation.
Sepp Blatter leaves after announcing he will resign as FIFA president. (AP)
The sudden relinquishing of his iron grip on FIFA comes as a total shock to the soccer world, which had assumed Blatter would remain in power through the end of his new four-year term, extending his reign to 21 years. After defeating Prince Ali Bin Hussein 133-73 in the first round of Friday's election, the Jordanian challenger withdrew from the run-off vote. Blatter seemed to have once again consolidated his vast power, acquired over some four decades at the world's most popular sport's governing body.
Blatter didn't explain what triggered his resignation. Part of the FBI investigation that led to the DoJ's indictment, however, had accused South Africa of buying votes from the CONCACAF region, which includes the United States, that ultimately landed it the 2010 World Cup. Subsequent reports out of South Africa in the last 24 hours then produced a letter seeming to show that the $10 million payment had been funneled through FIFA directly, and that secretary general Jerome Valcke, Blatter's right-hand man, had personally overseen the transaction.
"I have been reflecting deeply about my presidency and about the 40 years in which my life has been inextricably bound to FIFA and the great sport of football," Blatter said in his address Tuesday. "I cherish FIFA more than anything and I want to do only what is best for FIFA and for football.
"I felt compelled to stand for re-election, as I believed that this was the best thing for the organization," he continued. "That election is over but FIFA's challenges are not. FIFA needs a profound overhaul. While I have a mandate from the membership of FIFA, I do not feel that I have a mandate from the entire world of football – the fans, the players, the clubs, the people who live, breathe and love football as much as we all do at FIFA. Therefore, I have decided to lay down my mandate at an extraordinary elective Congress. I will continue to exercise my functions as FIFA president until that election."
Blatter urged FIFA's executive committee to put on the extraordinary congress "at the earliest opportunity." The next one on the regular schedule is slated for Mexico City on May 13, 2016, but Blatter argued that waiting that long would "create unnecessary delay."
Domenico Scala, chairman of FIFA's audit and compliance committee, said a special election could be held between December and March of 2016.
"Since I shall not be a candidate, and am therefore now free from the constraints that elections inevitably impose, I shall be able to focus on driving far-reaching, fundamental reforms that transcend our previous efforts," Blatter added. "For years, we have worked hard to put in place administrative reforms, but it is plain to me that while these must continue, they are not enough.
"I have fought for these changes before and, as everyone knows, my efforts have been blocked. This time, I will succeed."
Scala will oversee the electoral committee and assist in Blatter's promised reforms.
"The decision that he has made today was difficult and courageous," Scala said in his own address. "In the current circumstances, this is the most responsible way to ensure an orderly transition. I know that he has truly acted with the best interests of FIFA and football in his heart."
Scala indicated that FIFA's statutes require a four-month notice for presidential elections and, also requiring time to vet candidates.
"For years, FIFA has worked hard to put in place governance reforms, but as the president has stated, this must go further to implement deep-rooted structural change," Scala said. "The president has outlined a number of specific recommendations to achieve this. A number of these steps have previously been proposed but have been rejected by members.
"Today more than ever, FIFA is committed to ensuring that these changes are implemented and upheld. As part of FIFA's work, the organization will re-examine the way in which it is structured. While it would be premature to speculate on the outcomes of this work, nothing will be off the table."
Blatter, in closing, claimed that he had made his decision in the best interest of soccer.
"It is my deep care for FIFA and its interests, which I hold very dear, that has led me to take this decision," he said. "I would like to thank those who have always supported me in a constructive and loyal manner as president of FIFA and who have done so much for the game that we all love. What matters to me more than anything is that when all of this is over, football is the winner."
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En Juin, 2015 (18:42 PM)Mais de là à vouloir imposer un européen à la place de Blatter, alors qu'on sait bien le très peu de considération que l'UEFA a pour le football africain, il y a de quoi réfléchir avant de prendre une décision qui pourrait être lourde de conséquences pour la CAF.
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