Sepp Blatter to Fight FIFA for BAN

Sepp Blatter came out fighting Mon once FIFA's committee prohibited the Swiss and Michel Platini from all football-related activities for eight years.

Blatter aforesaid he was being treated sort of a "punching ball" and maintained he was still the FIFA Boss and "a man of principles."


"I'm extremely sorry. I'm sorry. i am sorry that i'm still somewhere a punch ball," the 79-year-old previously stated at a conference at FIFA's former headquarters at Sonnenberg, Zurich.

"I'm sorry Pine Tree State for, however i am tainted during this world of humanitarian qualities," Blatter accessorial.
"Even suspended i'm the President. i'm not disgraced. I [do] not regret ...

"I can continually repeat that. i'm a person of principles. These principles ar ne'er taking cash you have got ne'er earned  and pay your debts."

Blatter conjointly claimed FIFA's committee has no right to travel against him and aforesaid he would be appealing the ban.

"We can go all over again to the attractiveness Committee," he said. "I'm a Swiss national. within the Swiss law you would not be suspended for eight years -- you may have had to commit one thing terribly, important."

"I am fighting not on behalf of me, however because the nonappointive President of FIFA ... and that they have cut Pine Tree State off," Blatter accessorial. "We ought to defend ourselves, I hope Platini feels constant."

Platini has nonetheless to reply, however UEFA (European football's governing body) issued an announcement backing its President.

"UEFA has taken note of the choice of the FIFA committee to suspend Michel Platini for eight years from all football-related activities," the statement browse.

"Naturally, UEFA is very foiled with this call, that even so is subject to attractiveness.

"Once once more, UEFA supports Michel Platini's right to a group action and therefore the chance to clear his name."

FIFA, once contacted by CNN, aforesaid it "acknowledges the selections of the freelance committee and has no any comment."
Source: Cnn.