UEFA asked a U.S. court for FIFA documents in a planned Swiss criminal case against Gianni Infantino. [1] Reuters filed the August request. [1] Planned is not filed. Monday added no prosecutor. Print unfiled. Do not print an indictment.

An unfiled complaint is the thread's standing fact, not a new charge. Leave a named Swiss filing to the edition that owns a named Swiss filing. Print the absence. Print not a prosecutor.

Print unfiled. Monday is not a Swiss charge. A discovery ask is still a discovery ask. Print unfiled as Monday's named Infantino hold. FIFA documents in a U.S. court are still not a Zurich docket. Print planned as still not filed. Absences print as absences; Monday's absence is the entry. Print unfiled as still not an indictment.

Planned filings live in press releases; real ones live in dockets. Monday's Zurich docket has no entry. The absence is the story.

Stories of absence need retelling; Monday retells. Retelling keeps the file warm. Dockets stay cold.

Cold dockets stay cold; UEFA's ask is still not a Zurich number. Press releases aren't entries. Indictments wait on paper that isn't there.

A United States discovery request for FIFA papers is still not a Zurich charge against Infantino. Reuters dated that UEFA ask to August. Monday added no Swiss prosecutor. Press-release plans are not an indictment on a docket.
UEFA's August discovery request is still not a Zurich charge. Monday added no Swiss prosecutor. Press-release plans are not an indictment.

Monday added no Swiss prosecutor. Press-release plans are not an indictment. Reuters dated that UEFA ask to August.

-- CHARLES ASHFORD, London