Posts Tagged ‘FIFA’

World Football Season Review, 2020/21

August 24th, 2011

What would happen if the FA pulled out of FIFA? The end of FIFA? A following of suits by the other top nations in world football? Luckily, we don’t have to wonder. Ryan Keaney has built a time machine,…Read More

Whither Israel? World Cup 2022 hosts Qatar under the microscope

January 30th, 2011

The choice of Russia as hosts for the 2018 sparked consternation in the press, much of which was concerned with broken promises made by FIFA executives to the competing England bid team, writes Alex Callaghan. Whilst the sour grapes…Read More

The Conservative party: The unlikely saviours of English football?

January 26th, 2011

With a new FA chairman and tough words from the Sports Minister, the time is ripe for serious reform in all aspects of football, writes Gary Andrews, and the champions of that reform could be as unlikely as they…Read More

Football: the graveyard of morality

December 12th, 2010

A lot of questions and eyebrows have been raised in the past fortnight about the ‘spirit of the game’ and the lack of morals by some of the ‘role models’ and bigwigs within football. twofootedtackle.com guest author Suhail SeedatRead More

There’s no need to worry about Russia, but what about Qatar?

December 4th, 2010

Russia 2018 will be fine. Absolutely fine. I can already picture the BBC’s opening titles: a stirring, red-hued montage of images of Moscow’s skyline, the colourful towers of Saint Basil’s Cathedral, stunning blonde girls smiling in furry hats and…Read More

If England fail to get the 2018 World Cup it will be a price worth paying

November 29th, 2010

The run up to FIFA World Cup votes have never been a particularly edifying spectacle but the race to be awarded the 2018 and 2022 tournaments has possibly exceeded previously low standards. Be it the corruption allegations, the collusion…Read More