Kenya Football .:. Story - Kenya Drops Another 1 In Fifa/coca-cola Rankings

Kenya's National Team Harambee Stars has dropped another slot and is now at 113 in the latest FIFA/Coca-Cola World Rankings released today.

Football Kenya Limited which has been turned into a cash-cow by the two Wankers (Mohammed Hatimy and Titus Kasuve), is responsible for this disturbing state of affairs.

As you may have guessed, both wankers claim to be in-charge of football in the country, yet none of them have a club, or an idea of running club football. They simply sit at the Savannah Coffee Shop in Nairobi, share appearance fees and TV Rights money and make phonecalls to journalists stating that they are the ones in-charge of football in the country, obviously reaping from where they haven't sown.

Screw you Hatimy and Kasuve!

The latest edition of the FIFA/Coca-Cola World Ranking reveals two changes of position in the top ten as well as the return of a team that were European champions not so long ago. Spain continue to lead the away ahead of Brazil and the Netherlands at the top of the table, but further back Germany (5th, up 1) and Portugal (6th, down 1) swap places, as do England (8th, up 1) and Argentina (9th, down 1). Greece (10th, up 2) also return to the top ten for the first time since June 2008. Their fortunes are in sharp contrast to those of Egypt, last month's major movers. The Africa Cup of Nations winners fall seven places and are now in 17th place in the ranking. The Pharaohs are still the highest-placed African team, however, just ahead of Cameroon (20th), Nigeria (21st) and Côte d'Ivoire (22nd).

The majority of changes in this month's ranking are due to the devaluation of results from last year. Korea DPR (102nd, down 17) have fallen significantly, for example, due to the devaluation of their victory over Saudi Arabia in a World Cup
qualifying match last year. Teams inside the top 50 that have benefited from the devaluation of past results include Serbia (13th, up 6), Slovenia (27th, up 6) and Slovakia (31st, up 5). Two teams - Montenegro (71st, up 1) and the Comoros Islands
(175th, up 1) - are currently in their highest-ever position in the FIFA/Coca-Cola World Ranking.

Thirty-one matches, all friendlies, have been taken into account in this edition of the world ranking, taking the total number of international "A" matches played so far in 2010 to 98. More movement can be expected in the next edition of the ranking as a considerable number of matches will be played on 3 March, a date reserved for friendly matches in the international match calendar. It is an opportunity for many teams, not just those who have qualified for the World Cup, to make progress in the ranking.

Summary

· Leader Spain (unchanged)

· Moves into top ten Greece (10th, up 2)

· Moves out of top ten Egypt (17th, down 7)

· Matches played in total 31

· Most matches played Myanmar, Tajikistan
(5 games each)

· Biggest move by points Serbia (up 64 points)

· Biggest move by ranks Tajikistan (up 20)

· Biggest drop by points Egypt (down 102
points)

· Biggest drop by ranks Korea DPR (down 17)

· Newly ranked teams none

· Teams that are no longer ranked none

· Inactive teams (not ranked) São Tomé e Príncipe

The next FIFA/Coca-Cola World Ranking will be published on 31 March 2010.