'Big scandal'
Source : http://edition.cnn.com/2017/03/02/football/gianni-infantino-fifa-one-year-survery- russia-2018-corruption/index.html
Infantino inherited an
organization that had suffered a testing few years, after
seven officials were arrested on corruption charges at Zurich's five-star Baur
au Lac hotel in May 2015.
Fast
forward to December 4, 2015 and a further 16 officials were charged by US authorities
investigating corruption in FIFA, following a daylight raid at the same
hotel a day earlier.
Gianni
Infantino crowned new FIFA president 01:08
"We
had a big scandal. We know that Infantino worked really closely with Michel
Platini as well, who was involved with this scandal," Patrik Arnesson, CEO
and co-founder of Forza Football, told CNN in a phone interview.
Prior to
working at FIFA, Infantino was UEFA's general secretary while Platini was the
European governing body's president. Platini is currently serving a four-year ban from all "football-related
activity."
It just
feels too cosy, says Arnesson.
"I
think one of these issues here is it feels like they're re-electing their
friends -- and that is not how you tackle a big, big corruption scandal."
Using its
app, Forza Football's survey drew on responses of 25,000 fans from over 50
countries, which is "more votes than FIFA get when they try to run their
own polls," says Arnesson says.
He
believes the main problem is the structure of the organization, the same
structure which allowed Blatter, who was FIFA president between 1998 and 2015,
to run the world governing body for so long.
Sepp
Blatter: There is a 'coup d'etat against FIFA' 03:54
In an
interview with CNN in April 2016, Blatter firmly refuted bribery allegations
made against him, adding that his major regret was investing trust in the wrong
people. Like Platini, Blatter is serving a ban from all
"football-related activity."
"You
need to try and redo everything from the beginning," added Arnesson.
"I think that is the main problem, we haven't heard anything more about
those questions: How and why did that scandal happen?
"I
think the whole way it's structured is the problem and that is what you need to
change. That's what makes it possible for one person to rule the organization
for 17 years and for there to be so much corruption.
"That
is what we should tackle and they don't seem to want to tackle it. So that is
what we are trying to change."
ANALIS:
1)
Infantino
inherited an organization that had suffered a testing few years = Simple Past Tense and Past Perfect Tense
Simple
Present Tense = Infantino (S) + inherited (V2) + an organization (O)
Past Perfect Tense = Infantino
inherited an organization + that (Conjuction) + had + suffered (V3) + a testing few years
(Complement)
2)
After
seven officials were arrested on corruption charges at Zurich's five-star Baur
au Lac hotel in May 2015 = Simple
Past Tense
Simple Past Tense = seven officials (S) + were (to be V2) + arrested (V2)
3)
A further
16 officials were charged by US authorities investigating corruption in FIFA = Simple Past Tense
Simple Past Tense = A further 16 officials (S) + were (to be V2) + charged (V2)
4)
We had a big scandal = Past Tense
Past Perfect Tense = We (S) + had (Have/Has V2) + a big scandal
(Complement)
5)
We know that Infantino worked really closely with
Michel Platini as well = Simple Present Tense and
Past Tense
Simple Present Tense = We (S) + know (V1)
Past Tense = that (Conjuction) + Infantino (S) + worked (V2) + really closely with Michel Platini as well
6)
Platini is
currently serving a four-year ban from all "football-related
activity." = Continous Tense
Continous Tense = Platini (S) + is (To be) + currently (Adverb)
+ serving (V-ing) + a four-year ban from all "football-related
activity." (Complement)
7)
I think one of these issues here is it feels like
they're re-electing their friends = Simple
Present Tense
Simple Present Tense = I (S) + think (V1) + one of these issues
(Object)
8)
Using its app, Forza
Football's survey drew on responses of 25,000 fans from over 50 countries.
Gerund = Using its app
9)
Simple Past
Tense = Forza Football's survey (S) + drew (V2) + on responses of 25,000
fans from over 50 countries.
10)
He believes the main problem = Simple Present Tense
Simple Present Tense = He (S) + believes (V1 s/es) + the main
problem (Object)
11)
You need to try and redo everything from the
beginning = Simple Present Tense
Simple Present Tense = You (S) + need (V1) to try and redo everything from the beginning
