This paper has been printing Gianni Infantino's threatened Swiss complaint as unfiled. [1] Reuters filed UEFA asking U.S. courts for documents to support a planned Swiss case after the abandoned FIFA Forward sale. [2] Thursday has no stamp in fetched copy. A planned filing is not a case. Print unfiled. Do not print a docket number.

FairSquare's ethics petition with more than 100,000 signatures is a separate internal FIFA track. [3] A petition is not a Swiss criminal stamp. Print unfiled. Leave a named case number to the edition that owns a stamp.

Print unfiled. Print not stamped. Swiss closes today where the last edition left it, on this Thursday sports desk.
A petition is still not a criminal number.
Thursday is not a Swiss stamp.

Petitions accumulate names; prosecutors accumulate evidence. The two totals rarely meet. Thursday counts signatures, not charges.

FairSquare's six-figure petition is advocacy, not jurisprudence. Internal tracks and criminal stamps run separately. Thursday keeps them apart.

Apart tracks run apart; Thursday keeps them so. Separation is the update. Stamps wait.

FairSquare's six-figure petition is advocacy, not jurisprudence. Thursday counts signatures, not charges. Internal tracks and criminal stamps stay apart.

Swiss prosecutors still have nothing from Infantino to stamp. UEFA's American document hunt is homework for a case that has not opened. A six-figure ethics list is not a docket. Signatures do not become a criminal file.
UEFA's American hunt is homework for a case that has not opened. Swiss prosecutors still have nothing to stamp. Signatures do not become a criminal file.

Swiss prosecutors still have nothing to stamp. Signatures do not become a criminal file. Thursday's Infantino file still has no Swiss stamp.

-- CHARLES ASHFORD, London