Новости за 29.10.2015

October 29 - Rejuvenated Inter Milan who currently top Italy's Serie A after a 1-0 win over Bologna are reporting chart topping attendance records.

By Andrew Warshaw
October 29 - Four of FIFA's biggest sponsors have once again denounced the ongoing corruption scandal and say the current reform process being spearheaded by former Olympics guru Francois Carrard is too much of an inside job and needs far more independence.

Everyone knows that putting living things in a vacuum is not to be advised. Apparently the tongue dries up and becomes covered in ice as consciousness is lost. Expulsion of digestive gases causes unpleasant things to happen with bodily fluids. The entire body then swells like a balloon and eventually the subject suffers fatal cardiac arrest. It is very nasty indeed.

By Mark Baber
October 29 - The Football Association of Malaysia (FAM) has signed a deal with sports data provider Sportradar to set up a football management system allowing it to better manage its leagues, data collection and distribution.

By Jaroslaw Adamowski
October 29 - Slovakia's government is aiming to complete the construction of a new national football stadium in 2017, according to the country's Minister of Education, Science, Research and Sport Juraj Draxler.

By Andrew Warshaw
October 29 - Michel d'Hooghe, Belgium's long-serving FIFA executive committee member, has dismissed Sepp Blatter's remarkable disclosure of a fixed agreement to hand the 2018 World Cup to Russia, insisting no pre-vote deal took place.

October 29 - Jose Maria Marin, who organised last year's World Cup in Brazil, has finally agreed to be extradited from Switzerland to face corruption charges in the United States, the last of the so-called 'Zurich Seven' indicted in May to have the result of extradition hearings announced.

October 29 - England's Football Association is to consult its lawyers after suspended FIFA president Sepp Blatter's remarkable disclosure that there was a fixed agreement fixed for the 2018 World Cup to go to Russia even before the vote took place.

By David Owen
October 29 - As the potential cast for next year's FIFA Presidential election took shape this week, one of those with most influence over its outcome was preparing to welcome 1,000 heavy hitters from the Olympic world to the most powerful political town on the planet.

By Matt Scott
October 29 - Michel Platini has hit back at the suspension that risks ending his ambitions of becoming the next FIFA president.

By Andrew Warshaw
October 29 - David Nakhid, the FIFA presidential outsider whose candidacy for the post has been rejected, says he is writing to the organisation to demand an explanation.