11 comments

  • Zigurd 4 hours ago

    This is what happens when you elect a corrupt real estate developer who hires all of his corrupt real estate developer family members and in-laws and turns them loose on the planet with the waning hard power of the US government behind them, and you cross that with the traditional corruption of international sports federations, especially FIFA. But Saudi golf is trying as hard as they can to play in the same league.

  • armchairhacker 4 hours ago

    You know what they say, “it takes 20 years to build a reputation and five minutes to ruin it”, and FIFA is really damaging their pristine reputation with this one.

    • mc32 4 hours ago

      Pristine? Are you sure? They been riddled by corruption for a long time…

      • shwaj 4 hours ago

        I have to assume that was sarcasm.

    • gib444 4 hours ago

      > FIFA is really damaging their pristine reputation with this one.

      Ahahahahahahahahaha

  • elashri 4 hours ago

    What would be a huge news for me is if the CAF which is probably competing with FIFA on the corruptest sports organization come in support.

  • skeledrew 3 hours ago

    This doesn't read like a stand in solidarity with UEFA at all. UEFA wants the current attempt and any future attempt at privatization off the table. This really only asks for transparency in any important process from the beginning.

  • andrewinardeer 4 hours ago

    The fact that literally everyone knows FIFA is corrupt and accepts it is nuts.

  • ChrisArchitect 4 hours ago

    Related:

    UEFA and its national associations will not participate in FIFA competitions

    https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=49113929

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