6 hours agoCan Kosovo be expelled from U EFA and FIFA? What Happened to Bosnia
Periskopi(7 years ago)
(7 years ago)The Kosovo Football Federation had lied to the public opinion that Kosovo risked suspension following the situation created with Deputy Secretary Arian Ahmeti, who declared there should be elections for new chairman. FFK leaders had presented unconfirmed positions on their website, Albanian version, U chairman EFA, Alexander Cheffer and [...]
FFK leaders had submitted Unplanned Attitudes on their page, Albanian version, U chairman EFA, Alexander Cheffer and FIFA chairman Gianni Infantino.
In our native language, Cheffer and Infantino claimed they were concerned with the situation and that they strongly supported Agim Ademi and the leaders of the FFK in their work.
In fact, the unbacked NFF claims had gone as far as Agim Ademi said. European Football House Leaders global not to “took pressing steps”. Tragicomed.
Periscope had discovered that such a thing did not exist. That statements in question were written only in Albanian by the NFF itself. That UEFA and FIFA did not deal with domestic elections within our federation. At least. U n EFA contacted by Periscope gave us such a statement and instructed us to see Article 9 discussing the suspension of a member federation.
Of course, the statute of UEFA doesn't expect any sanction if someone else tries to take over the federation. Except when the state intervenes. And our state, rather than the Ministry of Culture, Youth and Sports led by the PDK, supported Agim Ademi once again against legal opinion where new elections were required.
U n EFA and FIFA in 2011 had suspended Bosnia and Herzegovina due to direct political and state interference in the federation.
The Bosnian Federation [of BiH] NSBiH had named three federation presidents, placing the spirit of ethnic state division in their football. UEFA and FIFA had ordered him not to do so.
But Bosniaks had ignored UEFA and FIFA's order and had elected three mayors, flagrantly violating the statutes of two football organisations.
Of course, Kosovo does not suffer from such ethnic divisions, and the issue is entirely fabricated by NFF leaders. Agim Ademi, its chairman, has recently been convicted of threatening and attacking a person by wanting to change the status of a plot of land from green to building ground to profit materially.
Adam had not seen fit to resign from his position.
A convicted leader can make a big problem for Kosovo. But most importantly, if it was EFA and FIFA decide to open investigations into counterfeiting statements by the NFF, then Kosovo football could suffer any consequences. /Periscope
