Omnisport - uk
Omnisport - uk
  • 9 years ago
German lawyer Sylvia Schenk believes there was 'weak reasoning' behind the FIFA ethics comittee's decision to suspend Sepp Blatter and Michel Platini from all football-related activities for eight years.

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