Background
Michel François Platini (born June 21, 1955) is a French former football player, manager and current president of the UEFA.
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...is estimated to be worth £15 billion. £3BN LOST IN RECESSION That fortune makes the sheikh worth more than twice as much as Roman Abramovich, who has topped all five previous Football Rich Lists. The Chelsea owner is said to have lost more than £3 billion...
19 hours ago from
FourFourTwo.com
...footballers ever. The likes of Diego Maradona, Ruud Gullit, Frank Rijkaard, Marco Van Basten, Michel Platini, Ronaldo, Zinedine Zidane, and Paolo Maldini have played in Italy's top division, and they are just a handful of the great players. None of them would...
22 hours ago from
Bleacher Report
Last Week - About Michel Platini
...was due to host the 2009 Champions League final seem to have prompted a change of plan. Uefa president Michel Platini attended the AS Roma v Chelsea Champions League in Rome in November to check out the stadium, giving the Olimpico a full vote of confidence...
7 days ago from
Irish Times
...Given that this year's Champions League final is due to be played at the Olimpico on May 27th, Platini had attended the AS Roma v Chelsea Champions League game in mid-November in order to check out the stadium's suitability. Although he gave the Olimpico a...
6 days ago from
Irish Times
...club FC Porto are set to play in next season's European Champions League, Portuguese news agency Lusa reported on Monday, despite an initial UEFA decision to bar them for being found guilty in a match-fixing scandal. European football's ruling body UEFA overturned...
5 days ago from
Sports Blogs
...sense something within it, a snuffling creature that stalks us nightly through the deserted Debenhams Blue Cross sale aisles, Jimmy Bullard's head on Joleon Lescott's shoulders with Woolworth's pick 'n' mix flying saucers for eyes and a skewered Michel Platini...
5 days ago from
Guardian Unlimited
...Madrid’s hopes of registering both their two new winter signings, Klaas-Jan Huntelaar and Lassana Diarrà for the next phase of the Champions League are fast disappearing after UEFA president, Michel Platini personally told Los Blancos supremo, Ramón Calderón...
6 days ago from
Goal.com
...you're new here, you may want to subscribe to my RSS feed. Thanks for visiting! Meeting at the House of European Football, in Nyon, Switzerland, and chaired by UEFA President Michel Platini, the UEFA Executive Committee concluded its last gathering of 2008...
4 days ago from
Football Media
...— their sides’ tactics were centred on them. We certainly haven’t seen Gerrard at his best for England and that is what Fabio Capello must achieve as he considers how to turn the national team into a unit capable of progressing beyond the quarter-finals of...
7 days ago from
Times Online
...from the ground that stored up so many memories and a pitch that has been graced by luminaries such as Ruud Gullit and Michel Platini. Perhaps the most famous Love Street resident was Sir Alex Ferguson, who was manager at the club for four years between 1974...
7 days ago from
Times Online
...brilliant is that people tend to take it badly when you reject them. A year ago, Andrei Arshavin could probably have left Zenit St Petersburg without too much fuss, but his performances in the Uefa Cup and then the European Championship ended all that. Now,...
2 days ago from
Guardian Unlimited
...pressure on the UEFA to allow them to list both new signings, but Liverpool - the coming opponent in the CL- protested. Michel Platini will probably not bulge and stick to the rules. This will put even more pressure on the responsible man for the screw up,...
2 days ago from
World Cup Blog
Last Month - About Michel Platini
...salaries does not make economic sense and would make English clubs uncompetitive in European competitions. UEFA president Michel Platini has advocated curbing wages by introducing a ceiling based on a percentage of a club's revenue, saying it would level the...
30 days ago from
Sports Illustrated
KIEV, Dec. 8 (Xinhua) -- Ukraine and Poland pledged here on Monday to solve
their many problems in jointly hosting the 2012 European Championship.
"We will approach 2009 as a single team and will get all cities ready for
Euro 2012 in a
30 days ago from
Xinhua
Premier League chief executive Richard Scudamore said that system would "be pulling the drawbridge down" on smaller clubs, whether it was a fixed amount or linked to turnover.
LONDON (AP) -- The head of the Premier League said Monday that capping
30 days ago from
Sporting News
...Nineties was undoubtedly when Serie A was the cream of European football. The likes of Diego Maradona, Michel Platini Ruud Gullit, Marco Van Basten, Zinedine Zidane, Lothar Matthaus and Ronaldo, to name but a few, highlight the calibre of overseas players...
29 days ago from
Sports Blogs
...Monday that capping players' salaries does not make English clubs competitive in European competitions. UEFA president Michel Platini has advocated curbing wages by introducing a ceiling based on a percentage of a club's revenue, saying it would level the...
29 days ago from
People's Daily Online
...smaller teams to compete with the likes of Manchester United, which he said generates 230 million pounds in revenue. Michel Platini, president of the sport’s regional body, UEFA, has previously expressed concern at rising debt levels in the game. UEFA deputy...
29 days ago from
China Post
London - The head of the Premier League said on Monday that capping players' salaries does not make economic sense and would make English clubs uncompetitive in European competitions.
UEFA president Michel Platini has advocated curbing wages by
29 days ago from
News24
...England - Two of 16 men alleged to have been caught on camera shouting racist and homophobic abuse at Portsmouth defender Sol Campbell are being questioned by police. Hampshire police released photos of the 16 Wednesday and said two of them, aged 28 and 36,...
28 days ago from
Canoe
...as an example. Even the Liverpool second string had too much for PSV, and PSV were at home. And though it’s great that Michel Platini is pushing for more teams like BATE and Anorthosis to be in the group stages, we’re going to consistently end up with eight...
28 days ago from
Sports Blogs
...hotels and roads fell behind schedule. "We have full confidence in Euro 2012 in Poland and Ukraine," UEFA president Michel Platini said. The parties reported progressing from talks about ideas and problems to making detailed plans. They will meet again at...
28 days ago from
CNN