That’s a weird deal!
Good for the 50 fans but having the need to even have this agreement is a matter of concern. What is the negative side that they don’t want the Dutch / world to know!? 
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Didier Drogba copped by BBC Sport to cover the 2022 World Cup in Qatar:
“With the 2022 FIFA Men’s World Cup on the horizon I’m delighted to reveal I’ll be part of the lineup for BBC coverage @bbcsport @fifaworldcup”
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If Cristiano Ronaldo scores at the World Cup in Qatar, he will become the first player to score at 5 World Cup’s
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Tunisia is the latest nation running the risk of being banned from the upcoming World Cup in Qatar.
FIFA has warned Tunisia that they could be excluded if the country’s government interferes in footballing matters, the BBC has reported, and it comes after there were calls for Iran to be kicked out of the tournament in Qatar due to the unrest in the country over human rights.
FIFA rules state that its members must be free from legal and political interference, and that is why they have sent a warning to the country, after Tunisia’s Youth and Sports Minister, Kamel Deguiche,
repeatedly spoke about the possibility of “dissolving federal bureaux”.
His comments have been interpreted by FIFA as an attempt to meddle in the running of the country’s football federation (FTF), which could lead to a suspension and missing the World Cup.
Zimbabwe and Kenya are currently serving suspensions handed out by FIFA in relation to governmental interference in football.
FIFA has reportedly asked Tunisia’s football federation for “clarification about attempts to interfere in its internal affairs” and reminded the governing body that its member associations are “legally obligated to conduct their affairs independently and without undue influence from third parties”.
FIFA has given the FTF no later than Friday to issue its reply or face a potential ban which could rule the men’s national team out of the World Cup.
The African side, currently ranked 27th in the world by FIFA, has been drawn alongside Australia, Denmark and defending champions France, in Group D.
(Source: Caughtoffside)
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‘15,000 dead for 5,760 minutes of football. Shame on you.’
Bundesliga fans are protesting against the upcoming World Cup in Qatar.
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‘Selecao coach Tite named his 26-man squad for the Qatar tournament on Monday evening, which also included Tottenham’s Richarlison and Manchester United’s Antony, but Firmino was the most noticeable absentee with Martinelli, who only has three caps for his country, preferred’’
What are the views on this team for Brazil for FIFA world cup, it seems good to me.
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Stadium 974 in Qatar is the world’s first transportable football arena.
It’s made from repurposed shipping containers and can be completely dismantled, transported to another country and put back together like Lego 
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Khalid Salman, ambassador of the Qatar World Cup:
“Gays? They have to accept our rules here. It’s haram. I am not a strict Muslim but why is it “haram”? Because it’s a mental deviance.” 
(Source: ZDF)
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Rodrigo Lasmar (Brazil doctor): "Antony had a small problem with his right hip flexor muscle. He is in the recovery phase. We have time for him to recover in time to be with us. "
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Santiago Sanchez, a Real Madrid fan walking to the Qatar World Cup from Madrid has been reported missing in Iran.
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Views of one of the World Cup fan villages in Doha, Qatar.
A stay at Al Emadi costs over $200 per night 
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2010 (FC Basel)
2014 (Bayern)
2018 (Stoke City)
2022 (Chicago Fire)
Xherdan Shaqiri is going to his fourth World Cup after being selected by Switzerland—each time he has played for a different club 
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37-year-old Luka Modrić is heading to his fourth World Cup after being confirmed in the Croatia squad 
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Gareth Southgate is expected to hand Marcus Rashford an England recall for the FIFA World Cup.
(Source: The Guardian)
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Sadio Mané could still go to the Qatar World Cup and be on Aliou Cissé’s list! 
The Senegalese coach will take him even if he is only fit for the 3rd group match. 
(Source: RMC Sport )
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