█ Kenia - Harambee Stars | Premier League
Sep 6, 2012 - 9:28 AM hours
Verband: http://www.kff.co.ke/
Liga: http://www.kpl.co.ke/
Liga: http://www.kpl.co.ke/
This contribution was last edited by jedi_minds on Oct 18, 2012 at 4:16 PM hours
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Mar 21, 2013 - 2:02 AM hours
Source: de.fifa.com
Mein Ziel ist die Qualifikation für die WM 2014 und den Afrika Cup 2015. Das sind große Herausforderungen", sagte Amrouche. Die Kenianer hatten sich nicht für den Afrika Cup in diesem Jahr qualifiziert.
Qualifikation für die WM 2014 wird denke ich in dieser gruppe für kenia nicht machbar sein. es würde mich freuen sie beim afrika cup 2015 zu sehen.
Apr 14, 2020 - 4:32 PM hours
Source: josimarfootball.com
The ongoing dispute between Fifa and the Trinidad & Tobago Football Association (TTFA) shows one thing: that so-called ‘normalisation committees’ are one of the most powerful tools – some would say ‘weapons’ – at the disposal of Fifa.
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Conversely, and paradoxically, the potency of the normalisation process can also be gauged when Fifa does exactly the opposite of what it did in the case of Trinidad & Tobago: when it seems clear and obvious that immediate intervention – in the form of a normalisation committee – is required (...) and it decides to do nothing.
(...) Kenya, to which Fifa has decided to turn a blind eye, despite the country’s highest sports arbitration body, the Sports Disputes Tribunal (SDT), formally requesting Gianni Infantino’s organisation to intervene and – yes – “appoint a normalisation committee for the purpose of, inter alia, holding the elections of the Football Kenya Federation (FKF)”.
Zusammenfassung der Situation des kenianischen Verbandes der letzten Jahre (mit Blick auf die FIFA und deren mangelnde Bereitschaft ein Normalisierungs-Komitee einzusetzen, obwohl das wohl nötig wäre - Artikel baut auf den Fall in Trinidad auf, wo man sehr schnell aktiv wurde, nachdem ein Infantino-Freund abgewählt wurde).
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Conversely, and paradoxically, the potency of the normalisation process can also be gauged when Fifa does exactly the opposite of what it did in the case of Trinidad & Tobago: when it seems clear and obvious that immediate intervention – in the form of a normalisation committee – is required (...) and it decides to do nothing.
(...) Kenya, to which Fifa has decided to turn a blind eye, despite the country’s highest sports arbitration body, the Sports Disputes Tribunal (SDT), formally requesting Gianni Infantino’s organisation to intervene and – yes – “appoint a normalisation committee for the purpose of, inter alia, holding the elections of the Football Kenya Federation (FKF)”.
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