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2022 World Cup will be ‘best ever’ says FIFA president Infantino

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  1. @stevenjohn8516

    May 25, 2024 at 8:33 am

    The "Best World Cup Ever" what a joke, it's been the most corrupt ever. The "Qataris" have bribed everybody for FAVable influence, Built all the infrastructure with unpaid slaves and appalling condition . It is degusting seeing world leaders and business men sucking up to these Qatar bribes. I never watched a single match this world cup for the first time off my 66yrs of life because I am disgusted with these corrupt so called leaders and business people.

  2. @neilburns8869

    May 25, 2024 at 8:33 am

    I very much doubt that the World Cup in Qatar will be the "best ever" as Mr Infantino puts it.

    I personally think that the idea of a Winter World Cup was a crazy idea, and the very fact that a relatively unknown nation that has never really qualified for any previous World Cup has suddenly won the right to host the 2nd biggest sporting event in the world just behind the Olympic Games is quite frankly farcical and preposterous.

    I know that Mr Infantino and his staff at FIFA are NOT personally to blame for what quite frankly is a joke, and I think that they should recieve a little bit of credit for trying to make the best out of the mess they inherited from Blatter, Platini & Co.

    But I think that they could have and probably should have done a lot more on the Human Rights side of things.

    I would also urge Mr Infantino and his associates at FIFA never to try awarding the rights to host a tournament of this magnitude under these or similar circumstances in the future.

    To be honest it's like giving the Faroe Islands the rights to host Euro 2028.

    Sorry, no offence intended to the people of the small North Sea country.

    I do however imagine that the 2026 tournament will be bigger and better.🤞🙏

  3. @MattsAttack9

    May 25, 2024 at 8:33 am

    I think it can be

    I have France, England or Brazil win it

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