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November 24, 2009
The petition has now reached one thousand signatures. This level of engagement confirms the gravity of the events surrounding the recent qualification matches. I am currently preparing to submit these initial records to the governing body for their formal review.
November 22, 2009
The petition has reached one hundred signatures since its inception. This progress confirms that many people share the concern regarding the recent events and expect accountability from the governing body of football.
Reached 1,000 supporters
November 22, 2009
November 21, 2009
The momentum generated by this campaign indicates that the international community is closely watching these events. This surge in public interest highlights the necessity for FIFA to address the violence surrounding these matches with transparency and accountability.
Reached 100 supporters
November 19, 2009
6 Comments
Seriously hope FIFA actually looks at the evidence this time. This was a nightmare.
This is so unfair. Football is supposed to be about sportsmanship not attacks on players and companies. Totally unacceptable.
FIFA DO YOUR JOB!!! They acted like thugs not athletes. Disqualify them now.
Ridiculous behavior from the fans and the players. Keep the game clean or dont play at all
What happened to our team in Sudan was a total disgrace. FIFA needs to wake up and see the violence for what it is. No one should be treated like that just for playing a game.
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Updates
November 24, 2009
The petition has now reached one thousand signatures. This level of engagement confirms the gravity of the events surrounding the recent qualification matches. I am currently preparing to submit these initial records to the governing body for their formal review.
November 22, 2009
The petition has reached one hundred signatures since its inception. This progress confirms that many people share the concern regarding the recent events and expect accountability from the governing body of football.
Reached 1,000 supporters
November 22, 2009
November 21, 2009
The momentum generated by this campaign indicates that the international community is closely watching these events. This surge in public interest highlights the necessity for FIFA to address the violence surrounding these matches with transparency and accountability.
Reached 100 supporters
November 19, 2009
6 Comments
never seen such bad sportsmanship. my family was scared to even watch the updates. justice for egypt.
Seriously hope FIFA actually looks at the evidence this time. This was a nightmare.
This is so unfair. Football is supposed to be about sportsmanship not attacks on players and companies. Totally unacceptable.
FIFA DO YOUR JOB!!! They acted like thugs not athletes. Disqualify them now.
Ridiculous behavior from the fans and the players. Keep the game clean or dont play at all
What happened to our team in Sudan was a total disgrace. FIFA needs to wake up and see the violence for what it is. No one should be treated like that just for playing a game.
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never seen such bad sportsmanship. my family was scared to even watch the updates. justice for egypt.