+ Follow BLATTER Tag
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[Title] => FIFA ethics court bans Blatter, Platini for 8 years
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[Title] => Blatter awards hosts 9.25 mark
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[Title] => FIFA prexy urges Asia to seek more World Cup places
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[Title] => FIFA posts World Cup action on new YouTube channel
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[Title] => FIFA chief calls racism row 'closed'
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[Title] => Blatter: 'Give us time' to clean up FIFA
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[Title] => Blatter rejects crisis talk as FIFA scandal widens
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abtest
November 23, 2011 - 2:18pm
