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🚨 FIFA avoiding direct answers on FFAR? @TheAgentsAngle explores what #FIFA FLAR 2025 really tells us (and what it doesn't) ⚖️🎧 Stream it now: buff.ly/qGlc0ht
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Football Agents Through a Club’s Lens - Croatian & Balkan Football Agency Insights – FIFA FLAR Takeaways – FIFpro Share Agent Concerns on 'Consultation' - Agent & Club Conflicts of Interest in Focus
The Agents Angle - The World's Premier Football (Soccer) Agent Show · Episode
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March 24, 2025 at 3:00 AM
🔥Signs of FIFA hesitation on #FootballAgent regulations and the FFAR – softening their stance or just avoiding tough questions? 🎙️ Join the conversation here: buff.ly/w3kpF5M
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Football Agents Through a Club’s Lens - Croatian & Balkan Football Agency Insights – FIFA FLAR Takeaways – FIFpro Share Agent Concerns on 'Consultation' - Agent & Club Conflicts of Interest in Focus
The Agents Angle - The World's Premier Football (Soccer) Agent Show · Episode
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March 19, 2025 at 7:45 AM
⚖️ A landmark hering in South Africa puts #FootballAgent regulations under scrutiny. How will this shape the future of the industry? 🌍 Find out more: on @TheAgentsAngle https://buff.ly/41VWrlc #FootballLaw #FootballRegulations
Another Premier League Agent Dispute, More Agent Digital IDs & New Rules: A Year-End Journey into Football Agency Challenges, Safeguarding, and the Future of Football Agents
The Agents Angle - The World's Premier Football (Soccer) Agent Show · Episode
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December 30, 2024 at 5:30 PM
🛡️ Fraud, #FakeAgents, and safeguarding: How are Digital IDs revolutionizing #footballAgency? 🖥️ Find out in this week’s @TheAgentsAngle! https://buff.ly/3VSt3Z4
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December 27, 2024 at 9:10 PM
💼 What’s the future of #FootballAgency? We unpack the Football Association’s Digital IDs for #LicensedAgents—a game-changer for combating fraud and unlicensed practices. 🛡️ Catch it here: https://buff.ly/3DDi67k #FootballAgent #FootballRegulations
Another Premier League Agent Dispute, More Agent Digital IDs & New Rules: A Year-End Journey into Football Agency Challenges, Safeguarding, and the Future of Football Agents
Podcast Episode · The Agents Angle - The World's Premier Football (Soccer) Agent Show · 22/12/2024 · 53m
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December 23, 2024 at 1:00 PM
🏆 CAF Referee Committee pondering towel regulation update, suggesting potential changes in African football. #FootballRegulations https://fefd.link/jA1Ir
January 29, 2026 at 12:30 PM
Kagcuva FC referee complaint dismissed on procedure
Erasmus Shalihaxwe Namport Kavango East Football Association (KEFA) Chairperson Patrick Mukoya says Kagcuva Football Club’s call for an investigation into a referee’s conduct does not follow the proper complaint procedures outlined in the Namibia Football Association (NFA) regulations. Mukoya made the remarks on Friday in a written response to Kagcuva FC Secretary Frans Muhembo, who had lodged an official complaint requesting disciplinary action against the referee who officiated the match between Kagcuva FC and Divayi Football Club. During the game, 14 yellow and red cards were issued to Kagcuva players and officials. Players and officials questioned the referee’s decisions, which they perceived as biased, according to Muhembo. “One of our players, Nshinano Alloys, was shown a yellow card during the half-time break for complaining to the opposing defender, who kicked him twice on the head, but the referee did not caution the defender,” Muhembo said. He added that team captain Albin Munyenda received a red card after asking why only Kagcuva players were being booked. Team manager Kanyanga Kapanga was also sent off for repeatedly raising concerns with the fourth official. “Munyenda was given a card for complaining to the referee about why he is only issuing cards to one team. The captain was already on his last warning,” he said. According to Muhembo, Kapanga was given a red card for complaining several times to match officials about biased decisions and one-sided cards. “He was declared disturbing the fourth official,” said Muhembo. In his reply, Mukoya said the complaint was incomplete and advised Muhembo to refer to the NFA rules. “After carefully studying your complaint and appeal, we have noticed that the number of yellow cards given in the game is well represented by yourself as a complainant. We, however, do observe that your complaint and appeal have not fulfilled all the procedures of a complaint and an appeal as contained in the NFA statutes and NFA rules and regulations. We encourage you to be very conversant with all provisions and grievance procedures of the two documents mentioned earlier,” said Mukoya. He added that KEFA remains available to assist Muhembo or any other member in lodging proper complaints and appeals.
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