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Spain has won the 2010 FIFA World Cup and the national team logo gains the first star.

Germany has won the 2014 FIFA World Cup!

Did you watch the FIFA Women's World Cup?

The U.S. has won FIFA's Women's World Cup.

It's quite likely that FIFA is rotten to the core.

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I've already called the FIFA president.

Andrejka. go to the office in ten minutes, the FIFA president will call you.

But they realised early on that this might lead fifa to move the World Cup to another country.

The FIFA world Cup final! - england. Germany.

Less than a mont later FIFA allowed Chile to play a World Coup cualifying in the very same stadium.

In fact, I have won the FIFA world cup three times, on the Xbox.

The FIFA World Cup come in to BBC this summer from Germany.

I'd fuckin' murk you for FIFA.

No, FIFA.

FIFA. - Pro Evo, blood.

No, FIFA. - It's Pro Evo, blood!

FIFA. - Pro Evo.

Does that mean FIFA decided to support the Serbs in the football war against the Croats?

Jules Rimet and FIFA made a historical decision.

Oh yeah! Good idea! Let's apply to the FIFA for a fair outcome of the championship!

I declare the FIFA World Cup 2006 in Germany open!

A friend has new Fifa pension.

Playing FIFA.

You know, young guys get together and beat each other at Fifa to have someone else pay, and they pick fights.

If you see Fifa, tell him to come up?

Did you remember FIFA? Yeah.

Go fishing, get drunk, play FIFA.

I just got a Playstation 4, so. -Do you have Fifa?

And Fifa doesn't matter either.

What are you guys playing? - FIFA.

What, she runs fifa?

Never in the history of FIFA has the Dominican Republic qualified.

Don't you want to play FIFA?

Winner of two World Cups and three FIFA Player of the Year awards?

To shout at the FIFA that they're the real thieves!

That's why FIFA made it a bookable offence to take off your shirt when you've scored a goal.

Zivkovic, find the phone number of the FIFA president.

It's almost like it's not FIFA-regulated, isn't it?!

Right now, I feel like going home, locking my door and playing FIFA.

Wish I'd just gone home and played FIFA like Biggz said.

Ooh, can it stretch to FIFA?

Please, ma'am, where is the FIFA office?

FIFA, soccer.

News and current affairs

Yet FIFA President Sepp Blatter was re-elected four times, including after the indictments were filed.

Part of the answer is of course law enforcement (such as the FIFA indictments) and protection for whistleblowers.

FIFA is just the richest, most powerful, most global milk cow of all.

This is the most irritating aspect of Blatter's FIFA.

But if the sorry story of FIFA is any indication, we can be sure that, whatever forms government might take, money still rules.

Sepp Blatter, the president of FIFA, soccer's global governing body, has been pushing a plan to limit to five the number of foreign players that club teams would be allowed to have on the field.

For football lovers, FIFA (the governing body of international football) should have been awarded the Nobel Peace Prize long ago.

FIFA has invited her to assist at the official World Cup opening ceremony.

NEW YORK - The only surprise about the arrest of seven FIFA officials in a Swiss hotel in the early morning of May 27 is that it happened at all.

One could, of course, choose to see FIFA as a dysfunctional organization, rather than a criminal enterprise.

In May, Palestinians tried to have the Israeli soccer federation expelled from FIFA.

FIFA has two problems.

Allegations of wrongdoing range from match-fixing and bribery among members of FIFA's Executive Committee to questions about how Qatar was chosen to host the World Cup in 2022.

In this sense, FIFA is not a special case: All non-profit and for-profit organizations around the world are expected to abide by this code of conduct.

And that is why FIFA's problems are unlikely to fade from view.

FIFA is as complex as any large multinational private or public organization; how it is governed must reflect that.

For starters, FIFA must introduce truly independent board members to the governance process - people who will ask hard questions and challenge the organization's executives.

Likewise, FIFA must introduce and adhere to clearer term limits for its president and board members, starting with Blatter - and with immediate effect.

Governance solely by association members has not worked - and, by encouraging a lack of transparency, may have made FIFA more vulnerable to the problems it now faces.