lol no muffintops.
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holy crap lol
Why shouldnt you be able to pay to host the games?
Boss★Moogle;114240385 said:Did anybody ever seriously believe that Qatar legitimately obtained the world cup? One of the worst mistakes in FIFA history. Personally, I wow not to watch a minute of it.
Australia, USA or England would be a great host.
Seattle..
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Philadelphia
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Kansas City
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The following professional sports leagues in the United States and Canada average attendance per game:
National Football League (67,604)
Major League Baseball (30,514)
Canadian Football League (28,193)
Major League Soccer (18,807)
National Hockey League (17,455)
National Basketball Association (17,274)
The US can, though. WC isn't limited to one city as far as I know. And of course there is precedent for the US hosting and it going quite well. I think the attendance record is still intact?
The following professional sports leagues in the United States and Canada average attendance per game:
National Football League (67,604)
Major League Baseball (30,514)
Canadian Football League (28,193)
Major League Soccer (18,807)
National Hockey League (17,455)
National Basketball Association (17,274)
They'll never actually host it. Odds are they won't have enough stadiums ready and it will go to a safety nation. Or FIFA gets their shit together and takes it away from them.
They'll never actually host it. Odds are they won't have enough stadiums ready and it will go to a safety nation. Or FIFA gets their shit together and takes it away from them.
They really want everyone wearing long trousers?? Isn't Qatar, like, one of the hottest countries in the world? And it'll be summer?
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Is Qatar an oil nation? Cause if they are they'll just do what Dubai did with the Berj Khalifa and just throw money at the problem until it's fixed...
If they do host it, it'll be in the winter. Another farce seeing as it's been held in the northern hemisphere's summer since its inception.
As others have said, I'll be boycotting it.
Mostly gas, but yeah they're ridiculously loaded: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_GDP_(PPP)_per_capita
This so much this.To be honest with or without public proof this was never really in doubt.
Don't forget, Rummenigge returned from Qatar and caught by authorities with a few (3?) Rolex watches worth around ÂŁ85,000 that were 'gifts' that he failed to declare at Munich airport. Gifts from an 'unnamed friend'.
He was there as chairman of the ECA with around 200 colleagues. Their trip was entirely funded by the Qatar 2022 organisers. In his position he would have a say in when during the year the 2022 world cup best suits European teams.
Corrupt.
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LOL, do the players violate the code by wearing shorts?
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This is misleading without knowing the average capacity for arenas in each sport
That dresscode is no different than the one in Vatican City.
Not suggesting it's right, but hardly something that's unique to Qatar and doesn'T happen in the western nations.
I don't know if Vatican City would be considered a Western nation....
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LOL, do the players violate the code by wearing shorts?
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Won't that clash with almost every football season around the world though?
It's Qatar though, there is nothing wrong with respecting their culture and dressing appropriately. It's not like anyone is forcing people to buy plane tickets to Muslim countries.
The way they are going about it seems very silly though.
That dresscode is no different than the one in Vatican City.
Not suggesting it's right, but hardly something that's unique to Qatar and doesn'T happen in the western nations.
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LOL, do the players violate the code by wearing shorts?
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LOL, do the players violate the code by wearing shorts?
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The plan is to get the leagues to agree to have a winter break: http://www1.skysports.com/football/...h-the-premier-league-over-2022-world-cup-move
I think there's plenty wrong when a government, any government, try to dictate a dress code.It's Qatar though, there is nothing wrong with respecting their culture and dressing appropriately. It's not like anyone is forcing people to buy plane tickets to Muslim countries.
The way they are going about it seems very silly though.
So how would they go about giving it to another country? Would it just go to the second placed host or what?
Won't that clash with almost every football season around the world though?
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LOL, do the players violate the code by wearing shorts?
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Think it should be mentioned that Sepp Blatter didn't want the World Cup to go to Qatar. Michel Platini and his cronies are responsible for this farce.
Think it should be mentioned that Sepp Blatter didn't want the World Cup to go to Qatar. Michel Platini and his cronies are responsible for this farce.
That dresscode is no different than the one in Vatican City.
True, he didn't vote for Qatar but did he need to?
Blatter doesn't get a pass. He was probably in on it the whole time.
As for Qatar, they love to watch football, bet on it but they are hardly a football nation.
If FIFA take it away, I'm sure they will complain but there is that problem of implicating them both in a scandal.
They will never move the cup from Qatar.
They really want everyone wearing long trousers?? Isn't Qatar, like, one of the hottest countries in the world? And it'll be summer?
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Can you appear naked on the streets in your country? Almost every country has laws enforcing a certain dress code. This one is a lot more restrictive, but almost every country has them.I think there's plenty wrong when a government, any government, try to dictate a dress code.