Twitter reaction to Blatter: ‘Football has lost’

Today, FIFA has lost, but above everything, football has lost and everyone who truly cares about it has lost too http://t.co/4wsE145STf

— Luís Figo (@LuisFigo) May 29, 2015

Yes, @MichelleDBeadle, this is real life. #SeppBlatter pic.twitter.com/72ug39Y1uG

— SportsGrid (@SportsGrid) May 29, 2015

And you still can't believe a word that FIFA says. pic.twitter.com/aBnAFtArbT

— Nick Harris (@sportingintel) May 29, 2015

Evil, you won this round. But Loretta Lynch is coming… #FIFAMoonDoor

— Men in Blazers (@MenInBlazers) May 29, 2015

what really happened pic.twitter.com/jnlmSIsXRQ

— Amro (@ThatBoyAmro) May 29, 2015

"Time is infinite, and in the end I win." —Sepp Blatter, probably

— COPA90 US (@Copa90US) May 29, 2015

Prince Ali's language was telling. He thanked "all the people who were brave enough to support me."

— Sam Borden (@SamBorden) May 29, 2015

Prince Ali withdraws. #Blatter wins #fifa presidential election. Four more years of hurt. Four more years of shame for the greatest game 1/2

— Henry Winter (@henrywinter) May 29, 2015

#Blatter wins election but still faces call for EGM & further scrutiny of #fifa from FBI. Others’ wrongdoing occurred on Blatter’s watch 2/2

— Henry Winter (@henrywinter) May 29, 2015

Prince Ali concedes, Blatter wins again, and now the ceremonial rain of hellfire.

— Brooks Peck (@BrooksDT) May 29, 2015

FIFA. https://t.co/Botttalezq

— Nick Harris (@sportingintel) May 29, 2015

I think Gary Busey will play Sepp in the next FIFA movie.

— Matthew Doyle (@MattDoyle76) May 29, 2015

Blatter winning re-election is the more anticlimactic than Chelsea, Juventus and Bayern winning league titles.

— Nicolino DiBenedetto (@thenicolino) May 29, 2015

Blatter now laughing and joking about his "Oceania 11"

— Rob Harris (@RobHarris) May 29, 2015

Blatter: "I am the president of everybody"

— Rob Harris (@RobHarris) May 29, 2015

"All that stuff I said about you resigning and UEFA leaving FIFA — you know I was joking, right old friend?" pic.twitter.com/2ZWtIuEoyy

— Brooks Peck (@BrooksDT) May 29, 2015

I think Sepp Blatter was absolutely the right choice to lead FIFA, and anyone who disagrees, hasn't seen my new Rolex yet.

— Richard Osman (@richardosman) May 29, 2015

Still don't understand how three FIFA ballots were 'spoiled.' I mean, you had one job ….

— Andrew Das (@AndrewDasNYT) May 29, 2015

Dismayed, not surprised, by a pathetic show of a closed system in the hands of the powerful, who attribute merit, wealth, competition and…

— David Ginola (@teamginola) May 29, 2015

…protect each other. Absolute disservice to football. We need transparency, equality and democracy in FIFA.

— David Ginola (@teamginola) May 29, 2015