Harri Olli loses in court the legal dispute against the Federation of Finnish

Harri Olli perde in tribunale la  controversia legale contro la Federazione Finlandese
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Harri Olli loses in court the legal dispute against the Federation of Finnish

After that last October the Rovaniemi jumper had been excluded from the national team for a matter of personal sponsorship not allowed by the Federation came the judgment of the Appeal Court to Finnish.

The last Friday '' the court of Helsinki sports Appeal upheld the decision last October to exclude jumper Harri Olli national frameworks, and from participating in any meeting and training with the team coach Mitter. The whole question was started last June when the 31 year old Finnish flier had performed in several commercials for un''azienda foreign online betting. So far nothing unusual except that the special jump Finnish team has as main sponsor the 'national betting company Veikkaus. So in blatant conflict with the personal sponsorship of Olli. After several ultimatums by the Finnish Federation to withdraw the spot in question, without ever getting no answer, the same Suomen Hiihtoliitto last October made the decision to exclude Olli from Mitter team. Not content with violating domestic sponsorship rules and being barred from team A, the fighter jumper has appealed to the arbitration court Suomi hoping to see rejected the decision of the Federation. Now with the final judgment on Friday the silver medal in Sapporo 2007 potra '' only privately work out, attend only to the national internal competitions, and eventually, but only after a long series of excellent results return to international competitions. Laconic and brash the jumper's comment Rovaniemi after the ruling: "If anyone thinks my career is over and you stop train is mistaken ugly. I am continuing to train in Rovaniemi, my jumps are of good quality and my goals to qualify for the World Cup are certainly not changed. " declined to comment on the matter, the Executive Director of the Federation of Finnish Mika Kulmala but remains firmly on its position and waits for the official court documentation before issuing a final statement on the matter.
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