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] Friday 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 in this week's file. [3] A petition is not a Swiss criminal stamp. Print unfiled. Leave a named case number to the edition that owns a stamp.

Friday recap that treats a threatened filing as a Swiss case is a feed, not Reuters. Print unfiled. Print not stamped.

Friday is not a Swiss stamp.
A hundred thousand signatures is advocacy arithmetic, not jurisprudence. FairSquare pressures FIFA internally; Swiss prosecutors answer to no petition. Friday keeps the two tracks apart.

Advocacy arithmetic doesn't sum to jurisprudence; Friday's sum is pressure. Pressure works on FIFA. Prosecutors do math differently.

Prosecutors do different math; Friday keeps FairSquare's 100,000 signatures off the Zurich docket. Unfiled. Not stamped.

Friday keeps the two tracks apart. Unfiled. Not stamped.

Zurich still lacks a criminal stamp for Infantino's threatened Swiss complaint. UEFA's American document hunt remains preparation for a planned case, not a docket. FairSquare's 100,000 signatures stay an internal FIFA petition. This desk still has no Swiss case number.
UEFA's American hunt is preparation, not a docket. FairSquare stays an internal FIFA petition. Friday still has no Swiss case number.

FairSquare stays an internal FIFA petition. Friday still has no Swiss case number. Friday still has no Swiss prosecutor.

-- CHARLES ASHFORD, London