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Nažalost, već po jednom dijelu intervjua gdje kaže da Vlada treba hitno reagirati vidim da čovjek nažalost nema pojma o čemu pričam. Dakle, za oni koji ne znaju, UEFA strogo kažnjava svako uplitanje politike u sport, i kad bi Vlada postavila svoje ljude, Hrvatska bi bila automatski izbačena sa ovog EP-a, a klubovi iz svih natjecanja. Slično se umalo dogodilo Poljskoj(što sam pročitao) kad su dotični SAMO
predložili novog predsjednika saveza.
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UEFA kažnjava uplitanje politike u sport,ukoliko je ono od strane vladajuće stranke u namjeri da se postavi neki stranački "kum" u Savez.Ali,ako država odluči kazneno goniti kriminalce,u tome će dobit zeleno svjetlo,kao što se dogodilo i u Poljskoj.
http://www.index.hr/sport/clanak/poljski-srebric-smijenjen-zbog-korupcije-predsjednik-saveza-ne-osjeca-se-krivim/585863.aspx
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Ovaj slučaj u Poljskoj je jedan drugi, tamo je vlada predložila predsjednika saveza i radi toga je UEFA organizirala nekoliko meetinga da se odredi sudbina Poljacima. I dobro su prošli.
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Da,sorry,tek san sad vidio ovo,nisam baš bio upućen u cijeli slučaj.
Pa evo,sa wikipedije:
In 2005 Polish authorities began an investigation into widespread corruption within Polish football.
In July 2006, the Polish sports minister criticized the PZPN (Polish Football Association)
for failing to take adequate steps to fight corruption, and announced
an audit of the organization. In January 2007, PZPN board member Wit
Żelazko was arrested by Wrocław police. Shortly thereafter, the entire
PZPN board was suspended by the sports ministry. This move displeased FIFA
which announced that the principle of autonomy of football associations
was of utmost importance. The Polish sports ministry, Prime Minister
Jarosław Kaczynski, and most fans felt that the battle against
corruption was more important,[5] but when FIFA threatened sanctions, the sports ministry backed down and agreed to re-instate the PZPN board.
In September 2008, the Polish Olympic Committee made a request to the
Polish Arbitration Tribunal to suspend the management of the PZPN a
second time, stating that the PZPN was guilty of "[violating] its
statutes in a continuous and flagrant fashion."[6]
This request was granted and Robert Zawłocki was named as temporary
administrator. However, FIFA again threatened to suspend Polish teams
from international competition.
On April 15, 2009, the total number of arrests reached 200, including
referees, observers, coaches, players as well as some high-ranking
officials of the PZPN.[7][8] By the end of April 2009, only 15 referees remained who were allowed to preside over top-flight matches.[9]