As the World Cup gets nearer, more strange incidents surface that typically leave you shaking your head. Consider the crazy Infantino media briefing, which was terrible from beginning to end, or the claim that homosexuality is a mental problem made by a World Cup ambassador.
Most recently, the 48-hour alcohol prohibition before the first match generated media attention. As a result, some “bought World Cup fans” have now recognized that you cannot win this competition.
The maxim states that those with the most possessions are the least charitable. As seen by the enormous mountain of expenses associated with the World Cup, Qatar does not want cash. It’s just a shame that despite the horrible working conditions, the countless foreign workers only received poor wages at most.
Qatar’s World Cup organization team has convincingly demonstrated that this competition is merely a scam. As a result, 450 fans representing 59 nations were invited as a member of the “Fan Leader Network” initiative.
Cancels of Pocket Money World Cup
The members should receive compensation to foster a positive on-site and social media environment. The committee provided flight, ticket, and lodging expenses. It will be interesting to see if the math works out, even given the favourable climate.
The “bought fans'” allowance was cancelled, according to the SportsShow Website. This would have amounted to almost 70 euros daily. The fact that the people who allowed Qatar to purchase them receive nothing is a sort of karma. It also demonstrates that Qatar adheres to their regulations and doesn’t accept bogus promises.
An email stating that the selected travelling visitors should be shielded from the “erroneous, uninformed claim” that they are “bought fans” was reportedly addressed to those concerned.
According to the Sources, German fans support the cause and are, therefore, broke, at least financially. Moreover, the DFB and the official fan club no longer support the programme because they have long since severed ties with it.
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