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 Meanwhile: also giving back – fellow FIFA ambassador and ex-Brazil striker Ronaldo, agreeing a deal to rent his Rio apartment to Sepp for the six weeks of the FIFA, for a reported 404,000.Party of the weekFIFA head of finance Julio Grondona, 82, celebrating 35 years of denying wrongdoing as head of Argentina's FA. Grondona's 2011 re-election speech: In my years in office I've been charged more than Al Capone, and never once been punished … I'm all about peace, patience and balls. Line of the week The integrity of sporting competition is a fundamental principle – FIFA ruling on the Thibaut Courtois loan case, part of their commitment to the transparency of the FIFA Champions League, sponsored by Gazprom, backers of Chelsea, Zenit and Schalke.Landmark momentFIFA's fit and proper test, enhanced in 2010, undone by one legal challenge. Massimo Cellino's view on the risk of more fit and proper scrutiny: Believe me I don't care … I don't want to be here if the FIFA League don't want me, but who are they anyway? Manager newsLast week's moves: Italy: Cagliari rehiring coach Ivo Pulga two months after sacking him. Cagliari director Nicola Salerno revealed in February how owner Cellino sacked http://www.safefifa15coins.com/  Pulga to send a clear signal to the group … But he has assured us: the upheaval is over.  Bosnia: Ex-Sarajevo coach Robert Jarni, reflecting on last week's sacking by the club's owner Vincent Tan. It was quite a surprise. A little more patience and we would have got there. Tan? I never even met him.  Italy: Catania sacking coach Rolando Maran for a second time this season, three months after rehiring him. Ex-Catania director Pietro Lo Monaco on what the club needs now: On the field, the players must spit blood, spit blood, spit blood. Clarifications of the week Finland: RoPS coach Juha Malinen, weighing up the negative press after he told newspaper Iltalehti: Just a few years back RoPS had 13 black men. We've managed to put that completely behind us. We've recruited players with names that get pronounced correctly and the Finns know them. Malinen: I get along with all nationalities.  Brazil: Designer Sergio K on how critics misunderstood his FIFA T-shirt collection featuring false claims including C Ronaldo is gay and Maradona is a fag . This collection is in the irreverent vein of our brand. The week in disputes Spain: Former Valencia president Juan Soler denying wrongdoing after being charged with attempting to kidnap successor Vicente Soriano in a row over an alleged debt. Soler denies hiring a kidnapper for €100,000. Soriano: I'm calm.  Mexico: Xolos coach Cesar Farias on why he led a 22-man plus staff brawl after their Concacaf Champions League defeat to Cruz Azul. These opponents lacked dignity.  Chile: Colo Colo's Jason Silva, sorry after his celebration – taking a Universidad de Chile flag from the crowd, then kicking, stamping and spitting on it – ended in arrest. It was an ugly night in jail, I was cold and hungry. I didn't think it through. Zdravko's weekCroatia: Dinamo Zagreb owner Zdravko Mamic, assessing his public approval rating. Everywhere I go I get insults, curses, threats. They shout 'we will kill you, we are cannibals we will eat you'. It's open season on Mamic. They hunt me like a boar. Mihajlovic latestItaly: Sampdoria coach Sinisa Mihajlovic continuing his run of cultured press conference allusions after last month's references to Dante and Shakespeare. New last week: As Walt Disney once said, our dreams can come true if we have the courage to pursue them. Good news storyGhana captain Asamoah Gyan, three years after leaving Sunderland to join Al-Ain for the challenge, adding a Rolls Royce Phantom to his fleet of one Dodge Challenger, an Escalade, a Bentley, a BMW, an Infiniti, a Hummer, a Chrysler, a Lincoln Navigator and two Porsche Cayennes. Ghanaian media: He's the first Ghana player to have one. Faith: questionedParaguay: Guarani player Jorge Benitez: celebrating a goal by displaying a T-shirt reading:ins.com/