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@MiguelDelaney How about a system like the Swiss government? All the heads of each confederation sit on a cabinet, with the presidency rotated annually around each of them. A majority verdict is needed for any major decision
@legsidelizzy Sadly, many clubs I know are on the verge of folding due to lack of players and lack of people willing to take on the responsibility of running them
@JamesMelville People moan about politicians being elitist and not in touch with ordinary people and then accuse them of dumbing down if they eat a Greggs. Can't have it both ways
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Australia always play games in Darwin in the English summer as it's the dry season. The first Test there was in July 2004, nothing to do with climate change
@NoContextCounty Australia always play games in Darwin in the English summer as it's the dry season. The first Test there was in July 2004, nothing to do with climate change
If Bangladesh can just get down to Noosa at some point and sit around in loads of bars they may have a real chance of doing something special in this series
Good availability of tickets still available for Day 1 of the Test against Pakistan at Lord’s. An August test match to attract the families… at £115 for an adult and £45 for under 16’s…
Gianni Infantino surely cannot survive as FIFA president now. UEFA, AFC and CONCACAF have begun preliminary discussions about the possibility of organizing competitions among themselves to ensure that players can continue to compete - such as in the Women’s Under-20s World Cup which starts in less than a month - and are not impacted by the ongoing crisis surrounding Gianni Infantino.
The message from the three confederations to Infantino is very clear. He is being given the opportunity to resign and leave his position with dignity. He has the opportunity to go now and should not seek re-election in March. Because the pressure, the heat and the headlines are not going away. Change has to come. Infantino has to go.