The much anticipated BBC documentary detailing the probe into FIFA’s handling of World Cup bids was finally aired, with some unsurprisingly surprising results: they’re quite dirty .
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Quelle Surprise, BBC’s Doc Exposes FIFA Corruption
Now’s probably not the best time to announce this, not with Sepp basking in his powerful glory and FIFA in heaps of trouble as it is, but alas, Danny Jordaan must cleanse his soul of all its evils. Portuspain 2018 and Qatar 2022 have been accused of colluding for the upcoming World Cup decisions, supposedly agreeing to swap votes. While this is investigated by FIFA and a team of novice, possibly fictional, pre-teen sleuths, Jordaan, head of the South African World Cup, admitted they did as much to win this summer’s World Cup
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Danny Jordaan Cleanses His Soul
The glitz and glamor of the upcoming World Cup bid process has centered around Qatar and their aesthetically jaw-dropping, sweat-nullifying futuristic stadiums .
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Japan Wants 400 World Cups Simultaneously Via Hologram
In 140 days, two bids will be given the task of assembling the world’s biggest traveling circus, one in 2018 and another in 2022. One of the greatest beneficiaries in the process is us, of course – the fans. As the movers and handshakers worry about the details, we’re being thumped on the head with futuristic playgrounds conceptualized in a architectural race for design supremacy and, hopefully, a World Cup.
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World Cup 2018/22’s Latest Playground: Moscow.