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FIFA President Sepp Blatter talks to CNN's Pedro Pinto about FIFA reforms and whether Racism in football is a problem...... Check out Sepp Blatter's Comment on Racism in the Game after the Jump....... (more...)

Forbes Names FIFA's Sepp Blatter #63 World's Most Powerful People via FIFA FIFA President Joseph S. Blatter has retained his place on Forbes magazine’s list of the world’s 70 most powerful people. The Swiss has risen two places to 63rd on the annual compilation, which is topped by the USA’s president Barack Obama. Impressively, Blatter ...

Jack Warner's Public Warning To FIFA President Sepp Blatter via DailyMail 'I have promised in the past a tsunami that would hit the FIFA, and indeed, it will come,' said disgraced former FIFA Vice-President Jack Warner, who was on FIFA's ruling executive committee for 28 years. A verdict in bin Hammam's appeal to CAS is not expected for several ...

via fifa.com On Thursday, 1 September, an official press conference took place ahead of the FIFA Beach Soccer World Cup 2011 in Ravenna/Italy, FIFA President Joseph S. Blatter had some interesting comments on beach soccer: "15 years ago I visited an international Beach Soccer tournament on the Copacabana beach in Rio de Janeiro. We realized back ...

via Guardian Sepp Blatter has accused England of attempting to "destroy" Fifa in revenge for losing the Fifa presidency in 1974. "This animosity comes from England," said Blatter. "The timing of the accusations is interesting. It was just around the time when they failed to win hosting rights to the 2018 World Cup. Three weeks before the ...

via FIFA The FIFA Ethics Committee will meet on 22 and 23 July to examine the cases of Mohamed bin Hammam, Debbie Minguell and Jason Sylvester, who were provisionally suspended by the Ethics Committee on 29 May 2011 in relation to an alleged breach of the FIFA Code of Ethics and the FIFA Disciplinary Code (see media release : "Two members of the ...

The re-elected Sepp Blatter outlines a few of the things he wants to see going forward for the football organization that has come under tremendous scrutiny in the last couple of months.

via FIFA FIFA President Joseph S. Blatter was re-elected for a fourth term of office until 2015 by the 61st FIFA Congress, held today in Zurich. A clear majority of 186 member associations voted in favour of the incumbent president, who will remain at the head of world football’s governing body for the next four years. In total, 203 ballots ...