Blatter's turn towards Europe shows him at his best as he attempts FIFA clean up

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Could 2012 be the year when football finally begins to accept that it can longer disregard the wider world?

2011 has been the year of the great "no". The game tried hard to carry on with the fiction that all of football's problems can be solved behind the front door of the family mansion irrespective of what the outside world may expect.

It has always been curious that the world's most popular game is so conservative and resistant to change. Witness its enduring hostility to using technology for controversial decisions. This is despite the fact that it brings the game into disrepute. The result is that millions, who watch the game at home or in pubs, often know a referee has made a mistake, even a game changing mistake, while the referee is blissfully unaware.
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Published on December 30, 2011 09:09
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