SEPP BLATTER: THE KINGFISHER

There is no more dangerous animal in the world than the British press with a cause and god forbid a moral one.

The wretched events of Thursday December 2, 2010, when England's bid for the 2018 world cup finals was all but ignored and laughed off by Sepp Blatter and his heinous FIFA regime could well prove a catalyst for this Zurich based footballing mafia, whose arrogance and contempt for any who question their methods are simply scoffed at.

Now will be the time to look over their shoulder.

To think that a game loved and adored by millions is run by a miserable freeloading swathe of fat middle-aged men interested only in improving secret Swiss banks account, whilst swaggering across the planet treated as lords and master stinks to high heaven.

The reality being their existence to any who love football is an abomination. Not welcome, spat upon and unfortunately to the frustrations of millions -- untouchable.
Blinded by arrogance and drunk on power FIFA president Sepp Blatter increasingly resembles the mad despot in a banana republic who declares himself god on earth and that everybody pay lip service to his every whim.

Blatter retains ultimate power over an empire that stretches world-wide. A grip that tightens every four years as yet another nation is forced to bow before him and pay for services rendered.

There lies the problem for handing a political animal like Blatter such immense power is akin to letting a wolf into a sheep pen and asking it to behave.

His most powerful weapon a global adoration of the '˜beautiful game' that guarantees him control over hearts, minds and a free hand to do as he wishes. To ride roughshod and silence those who dared to ask how and why? Countless lawyers, mass injunctions, libels thrown away like confetti.

If Sepp Blatter is ever to be held accountable no one will relish more the task than an English press now raging at their nations' humbling by 23 FIFA members whom are set for a rude awakening from their fantasy world by Fleet street's finest.
The Sunday Times and BBC's Panorama have merely dipped their toes into FIFA's murky underbelly. What is coming is set to rip it apart.

Zurich's historic bank vaults that since time immortal have remained shrouded in deep secrecy will find themselves being investigated like never before as the search for the merest link to those who claim '˜fair play' as their slogan begins.

Sepp Blatter may feel in humbling England's '˜famous three' Prince William, David Beckham and David Cameron that he has achieved his greatest victory over a country he so clearly despises, but in doing so he has only succeeded in unleashing a monster.
One with far reaching tentacles that reach where none have gone before. They are coming to get him.

The kingfisher may well have dipped his beak one too many this time.