World Cups should be joyous, unifying events. Every four years billions of people across the planet settle down to watch this sport we have made our global fascination. But Fifa has denied football fans the simple pleasure of watching the 64 games and lapping up the entertainment on offer. Everything about this World Cup is complicated and contaminated.
The tournament has been tainted from the start. The hosts are not welcoming of all fans. The stadiums have been built by workers who are treated appallingly. The organisers are paying supporters to attend games and claim they are enjoying themselves. Even Sepp Blatter thinks Qatar holding the tournament is “a mistake”.
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