parismatch
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Should England's failure to win the vote for the 2018 World Cup surprise anyone?
After all, if you read the facts about Sepp Blatter how can it be that he is still in charge?
and when you see how corruption, secret deals, and arrogant disregard are the hallmarks of his period as President of FIFA ...
and you see how FIFA encouraged that native South Africans were displaced from areas where they earned their living to enable FIFA to earn more?
When you see how events in Brazil are following the same route?
When you see the inept incompetance and total disregard in the management of their affairs ...
Well surely Graham Taylor is correct when he says, the 'only surprise is that people are surprised'.
Frankly, when the country that presents the best technical and commercial proposition get virtually no support what does that tell us?
If FIFA want to demonstrate their openness, shouldn't the details of the who voted for who be made public?
Perhaps, a Facebook association is the way to put pressure for change ...
After all, if you read the facts about Sepp Blatter how can it be that he is still in charge?
and when you see how corruption, secret deals, and arrogant disregard are the hallmarks of his period as President of FIFA ...
and you see how FIFA encouraged that native South Africans were displaced from areas where they earned their living to enable FIFA to earn more?
When you see how events in Brazil are following the same route?
When you see the inept incompetance and total disregard in the management of their affairs ...
Well surely Graham Taylor is correct when he says, the 'only surprise is that people are surprised'.
Frankly, when the country that presents the best technical and commercial proposition get virtually no support what does that tell us?
If FIFA want to demonstrate their openness, shouldn't the details of the who voted for who be made public?
Perhaps, a Facebook association is the way to put pressure for change ...