The relevant authorities have officially confirmed that our request for accountability regarding the events in Sudan has been acknowledged. This outcome confirms the necessity of upholding ethical standards in international sport. I appreciate the commitment shown by the 5,384 individuals who supported this pursuit of justice.
Dear Gentlemen
Since you banned from the riots before and after the game, and it arrived with you a caution that the team who will break the rules may be deprived of access the world cup final game, even if that team was the winner.
And due to the breach of the Algerian people, team and football union this warnings, resulting in a serious affront to the Egyptian public in Sudan with ugly words and signs and also resulted in injury to the Egyptians, including a serious and of surface injuries.
Moreover the inexplicable notable from the Algerian players to the Egyptian players and spectators before, during and after the game
The referee role of complacency in giving the red cards directly or even yellow cards to the Algerian players and also pass the time allowan
The petition has reached one thousand signatures. This response confirms the widespread frustration regarding the conduct surrounding the qualifying matches.
November 20, 2009
The persistent reports of hostility and unsportsmanlike conduct surrounding these matches continue to highlight the fundamental lack of regard for international standards. I am currently documenting these incidents to ensure they are presented clearly to the organizations responsible for tournament oversight. Maintaining this momentum is necessary to demand the accountability that the situation requires.
Reached 1,000 supporters
November 19, 2009
Reached 100 supporters
November 19, 2009
6 Comments
K
Karim Rao
16 years ago
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Total disgrace. ruined the game for everyone.
A
Ahmed Hamilton
16 years ago
Featured
What they did in Sudan was shameful. They shouldn't be allowed to play on the world stage after attacking people like that.
M
Mohamed Cole
16 years ago
Featured
So much for sportsmanship. The ref was blind and the algerian team acted like thugs. Send them home.
F
Fatima Nkemelu
16 years ago
Featured
They broke the rules so they should get banned. Simple as that. Why is FIFA ignoring this?
O
Omar Delgado
16 years ago
Featured
disgusted by the violence. Egypt deserves better treatment than this.
S
Sara Anderson
16 years ago
Featured
UNACCEPTABLE behavior from the players and the fans. FIFA needs to step up and enforce the rules!
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The relevant authorities have officially confirmed that our request for accountability regarding the events in Sudan has been acknowledged. This outcome confirms the necessity of upholding ethical standards in international sport. I appreciate the commitment shown by the 5,384 individuals who supported this pursuit of justice.
Dear Gentlemen
Since you banned from the riots before and after the game, and it arrived with you a caution that the team who will break the rules may be deprived of access the world cup final game, even if that team was the winner.
And due to the breach of the Algerian people, team and football union this warnings, resulting in a serious affront to the Egyptian public in Sudan with ugly words and signs and also resulted in injury to the Egyptians, including a serious and of surface injuries.
Moreover the inexplicable notable from the Algerian players to the Egyptian players and spectators before, during and after the game
The referee role of complacency in giving the red cards directly or even yellow cards to the Algerian players and also pass the time allowan
The petition has reached one thousand signatures. This response confirms the widespread frustration regarding the conduct surrounding the qualifying matches.
November 20, 2009
The persistent reports of hostility and unsportsmanlike conduct surrounding these matches continue to highlight the fundamental lack of regard for international standards. I am currently documenting these incidents to ensure they are presented clearly to the organizations responsible for tournament oversight. Maintaining this momentum is necessary to demand the accountability that the situation requires.
Reached 1,000 supporters
November 19, 2009
Reached 100 supporters
November 19, 2009
6 Comments
K
Karim Rao
16 years ago
Featured
Total disgrace. ruined the game for everyone.
A
Ahmed Hamilton
16 years ago
Featured
What they did in Sudan was shameful. They shouldn't be allowed to play on the world stage after attacking people like that.
M
Mohamed Cole
16 years ago
Featured
So much for sportsmanship. The ref was blind and the algerian team acted like thugs. Send them home.
F
Fatima Nkemelu
16 years ago
Featured
They broke the rules so they should get banned. Simple as that. Why is FIFA ignoring this?
O
Omar Delgado
16 years ago
Featured
disgusted by the violence. Egypt deserves better treatment than this.
S
Sara Anderson
16 years ago
Featured
UNACCEPTABLE behavior from the players and the fans. FIFA needs to step up and enforce the rules!
Total disgrace. ruined the game for everyone.