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We have all heard about the furore caused by FIFA President Sepp Blatter and his Blatterism over racism. The whole thing for me, was not about whether he should go or not, it was more about what is really being done at the top levels of the football tiers. It wouldn't have mattered if Sepp Blatter had stood up and said, "Yes, I know there is racism happening in football." A simple admission of a problem doesn't mean that Blatter, UEFA President Michel Platini or anyone in charge of a football governing body has the power of clicking their fingers and magically making any issues go away. Of course Blatter's initial reaction was that there wasn't a problem with racism, if he had said that there was, that would mean an admission by himself that he's done a pretty crappy job at stamping it out all of these years. The same can be replica camisetas futbol said of any problem. Football's governing bodies probably see the glaring issues with the game, but admission of change simply means that they have been mismanaging and no-one wants that on their resume in such sycophantic regimes. It is sad when, as a fan, you see the heads of the beautiful game getting swept away by commercialism and pandering to keep everybody happy. That's why Michel Platini, a legend in his own right, spurred such interest when he became President of UEFA. Here surely was a man who was in touch with the fans. Apparently not, because he devalued a Champions League which already had major flaws, further still.