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統一教会は洗脳が告発されて文の英入国が禁止になっているが、その統一教会関連団体の開くフットボール大会にトトナムが参加した。カルトに知識のないトトナムはただ極東に遠征したのだと思っているんだろうとカルト情報センターhttp://www.cultinformation.org.uk/home.htmlは思っているが、平和杯はFIFAにも韓国のフットボール協会にも承認されているとトトナムは弁解した。
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/pages/live/articles/sport/football.html?in_article_id=356461&in_page_id=1779
Spurs defend involvement in 'moonie'-backed cup
13:32pm 20th July 2005
Tottenham have defended their involvement in the Peace Cup - even though the tournament is run by a controversial religious cult more commonly known as the moonies.
The South Korea-based pre-season competition is organised and funded by the Sun Moon Soccer Foundation which was set up by Reverend Sun Myung Moon, mastermind of the Unification Church.
Moon - whose followers are known as "moonies" - was banned from entering the UK in 1995 following accusations, proven in court, that his cult was involved in brainwashing and sought to break up families.
The Cult Information Centre believe Spurs have made an error of judgement by competing in the Peace Cup but the Barclays Premiership club have backed their decision to travel to the Far East.
"The Peace Cup 2005 is endorsed and sanctioned both by FIFA and the Korean FA," a club spokesman told a newspaper.
"The club is entirely satisfied the tournament has been organised by a company recognised and endorsed by FIFA, football's world governing body, and that it is professionally run in accordance with the game's regulations."
Meanwhile Norwich manager Nigel Worthington has revealed he is interested in signing Tottenham youngster Dean Marney on a season-long loan.
He told the Eastern Daily Press: "Dean Marney is a player I admire greatly. I have spoken to Martin Jol at Spurs about the situation. The boy is currently part of their group out in Korea and Spurs will assess his situation when they come back.
"Then, and only then, will we find out if we can bring the player in on loan. We'll just have to see how that one develops. I'd love to bring him here but at the moment I've just got to be patient and wait until Spurs come back from the Far East."