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    Il presidente della FIFA si scusa per i commenti sui tifosi britannici

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    1. Desperate_Caramel_10 on

      Dunno what he keeps in that fucking comically enlarged dome of his but it can’t be a brain.

    2. IrishWarhog on

      I’ve walked around town on a match day like and avoid it like the plague, fucking caveman times

    3. peachy1990x on

      Defended the decision to give a known pedophile and modern day hitler a peace prize, about all you need to know, no wonder the world is transitioning and welcoming china with open-arms, even unbanned russia lmao

    4. VeryVAChT on

      Why are we listening to the human embodiment of a depressed egg?

    5. TheGardenBlinked on

      Is this that crouton who said “today I feel gay” or some horseshit and took selfies at Pele’s funeral

    6. Dennyisthepisslord on

      We can take jokes off people we like.

      We don’t like this prick.

    7. hime-633 on

      Amazing, now could he apologise for institutionalised FIFA corruption and whatever the fuck that “peace prize” was?

      Since he’s on the cusp of a roll?

    8. MarvZealous on

      I don’t want corrupt Sepp Blatter in charge of Fifa anymore…

      ***Monkey Paw Curls***

    9. Beer-Cave-Dweller on

      In the pyramid of shitness. FIFA is one layer below the Nazi party.

    11. blackleydynamo on

      This guy’s so bent he could suck himself off.

      He can shove his apology so far up his arse he could spit it out, then shove it back up again.

    12. MapDiscombobulated1 on

      That Kinder Egg perched on his neck needs emptying. 

    13. RinnandBoy on

      > As he said sorry to fans from Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland in the first instance, the 55-year-old said it was “not my intention” to cause offence to them.

      fair enough, the conflation of British and English is frustrating

      > Infantino added he was a “huge fan of English football” and had been wrong to say English people “just go and riot around the world” at football matches as fans, referring to them as “criminals” instead.

      not much of an apology! (or is the article just badly written?)

    14. RecentTwo544 on

      Not a fan of his other remarks but on football fans he’s bang on and the reaction is classic guilty behaviour.

      Are people really suggesting that British football fans _aren’t_ widely known for being fighty hooligans?

      Then again they’re also known for being pretty right wing, so denying the obvious, getting offended, and demanding censorship and apologies fits the bill too.

      Edit – yup, point proven.

    15. Jambronius on

      As an Englishman, this is probably the funniest thing he’s said and there’s probably 50 other things he should apologise for.

    16. WerewolfSafe1241 on

      I mean tbf England fans hardly cover themselves in glory wherever they go.

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