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News archive 2012
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28 August 2012
Three major investigations into corruption in global soccer are putting the credibility of major soccer associations and World Cup 2022 host Qatar to the test and could challenge the Gulf state’s successful bid as well as a...[more]
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23 August 2012
Co-head of FIFA’s Ethics Committee, Joachim Eckert, wants to tackle corruption in FIFA and wants to punish anyone standing in the way – even when it comes to president Sepp Blatter, he stated in an interview with the German news...[more]
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23 August 2012
Prominent keynote speakers from the international world of sport and a long line of special Play the Game symposia will give spectators a taste of Play the Game as an integral part of EASM 2012 in Aalborg, Denmark, on 18-21...[more]
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23 August 2012
The former president of the German Football Association, Theo Zwanziger, and head of FIFA’s Independent Governance Committee, Mark Pieth, are among the keynote speakers at the EASM conference in Aalborg, Denmark, taking place on...[more]
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22 August 2012
It is not always easy to see where the line is drawn for the Olympic spirit, as several cases have shown us during this year’s Olympic Games, Andreas Selliaas concludes in this comment piece discussing what fair play means in...[more]
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20 August 2012
While many Premier League clubs have raised the prices of season tickets, nine out of 10 football supporters in the UK think ticket prices are too high, according to a survey by the Football Supporters’ Federation (FSF).
The...[more]
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15 August 2012
The claim that a London Games would inspire a generation to do more sport is in danger of being an over-promise, writes the Guardian’s David Conn. After the Olympic dust settles and the euphoria ebbs out, Britain is still left...[more]
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10 August 2012
Australian horse-racing is facing the biggest corruption scandal in decades as a murder investigation exposes race-fixing, money laundering, tax fraud and tipping involving horse-races across Australia.
Australians have a long...[more]
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08 August 2012
Australia, one of the world’s leading sports nations, has so far not lived up to its own expectations at the London 2012 Olympics. This has caused serious public debate and prompted the president of the Australian Olympic...[more]
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07 August 2012
The Asian Football Confederation (AFC) has brought in former FBI director Louis Freeh to assist in the investigation of the corruption accusations against the suspended AFC president Mohamed bin Hammam.
Bin Hammam...[more]
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