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1. The rain blattered on the windows.

2. But, evidently, Blatter is oblivious to all that.

3. FIFA President Joseph S. Blatter announced the result of the FIFA Executive Committee's secret vote on Thursday 2 December 2010 in Zurich's Messe.

4. Before this tournament started, Blatter reiterated his position against video replay — and other forms of in-game technology.

5. Platini and Uefa in the red corner and Blatter and Fifa in the blue. Unfortunately, they're not fighting each other, they are combining forces and aiming many a low blow English football's way.

6. Blatter has stated it will be his final term before retiring from the organization.

7. Blatter witnessed both officiating mistakes Sunday during the round-of-16 matches between England and Germany and between Argentina and Mexico.

8. Blatter was vehement in his opposition last week, so Scudamore has his work cut out.

9. In fact, as recently as this March, Blatter himself spoke out against allowing technical intrusions into the beautiful game.

10. Brazil's Sports minister Orlando Silva replied by inviting Blatter to the South American country to see the work going on for himself.

11. And then Blatter opened the envelope and announced that South Africa had won the bid, beating Morocco, which won 10 votes and Egypt which had gathered no votes.

12. The concerns came as Blatter shrugged off corruption allegations within FIFA and said he would press ahead with his bid to be re-elected as president for the fourth time.

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13. But Blatter said the current system could not be changed during the World Cup, which is currently approaching the quarterfinals in South Africa.

14. With luck EU labour law will stop Mr Blatter and keep it that way.

15. We had to find a lawyer to [help] us to understand the actions of Dempsey but Blatter came in and said he understood our plight.

16. If it's proved to be accurate and affordable, it's possible that the international board will adopt this technology during the 2014 World Cup," Blatter told a news conference.

17. I would like to know what I have done to Blatter.

18. Of course, most of the world may be forgiven for wondering why they should trust Blatter on this point, when he can be so obviously wrong and inappropriate on the previous one.

19. "In France they have made an 'affaire d'Etat' with football, but football remains in the hands of the federation, " Blatter said.

20. Two top officials -- including the only contender set to run against Blatter -- were suspended amid ethics concerns.

21. "I deplore when you see the evident referees' mistakes, " Blatter told reporters on Tuesday. "It has not been a five-star game for referees.