"The way the meeting was handled was an absolute disgrace.
"There were a number of people who wished to speak but I think Mr Blatter was working from a very selective list of those he wanted the congress to hear."
"It was absolutely scandalous," said Issa Hayatou, the head of the African Football Confederation (CAF), who is standing against
Blatter for the presidency.
Fifa general secretary Michel Zen-Ruffinen - a former ally of Blatter - said: "Fifa is not working any more. In the 16 years
I have been at Fifa I have never seen anything like this. We will have to rebuild Fifa."
Zen-Ruffinen produced an explosive report this month for the executive committee claiming Blatter had mismanaged Fifa's money.
Blatter has been accused by top Fifa officials of spending money to secure his re-election. They have started legal action in
Switzerland, where the world body is based.
But the Fifa president has insisted that the finances are sound and is confident of winning another term.
"We will show you where the money comes from and where the money goes. We have nothing to hide and will hide nothing," said Blatter.