Ruben Hayrapetyan: When There Are Problems in the FFA, They Can't Understand and Remember Me
Former President of the Football Federation of Armenia, Ruben Hayrapetyan, discussed with Lurer.com reports that during his presidency after the revolution, the FFA's 'Technical Center-Academy' LLC signed a contract worth 22 million drams with the 'Noralusin' company owned by his son. Although this company was supposed to provide services for 152 children, the State Revenue Committee found that such services had not been provided to the federation, after which 'Noralusin' returned the 22 million drams to the FFA.
"These are false rumors; such a thing does not exist. First, it was not the FFA that transferred the funds, it was the Football Academy. The children did not attend, and the money was returned in full. The ones who placed the order are the 'paddocks' of the federation. I repeat in Armenian, it was the Football Academy, then they didn't go— the money was fully returned. What is this all about?" explained the former FFA president.
According to him, there are dirty games being played against him: "Whenever there are problems in the Football Federation, they can't understand and remember me. I have completely forgotten about football; they should also forget about me."
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