Quote from: Sithara007 on October 01, 2022, 01:37:33 AM

Quote from: Boristhecat on September 30, 2022, 05:21:16 PM

I doubt that anyone will bother to check the pairs of tourists who, although for the sake of formalities, entered the country separately, but walk and sleep together. I know about the conservative nature of this country, but we all understand that any ideology has a huge amount of hypocrisy - if we turn to religion, then all these "entertainment" games/competitions are not encouraged by the radicals. But nevertheless, Qatar wants to hold this tournament and wants to attract tourists. I am sure that tourists informally will behave very freely during the World Cup, although formal restrictions will allegedly take place.

I agree, to a certain limit. Hotel management can't install cameras inside everyone's room. So if an unmarried couple decide to sleep together, then in 99.99% of the cases there should not be a problem. But the remaining 0.01% is the issue. I am saying this, because previously there have been similar incidents in the GCC. Unmarried couples were arrested and jailed, just because they were having physical relationships. If they really want to attract tourists, then I don't think that they should stick to these stone age laws.

To this I can add something, if the rules imposed in Qatar are X, I think that out of respect one should try to comply with them, I am not saying anything about drinking beer and liquor outside the field of play, but I think that already of the hotel is too much but there is something that one must apply, that when one enters someone else's house one must abide by the rules of that house, then it is something that must be taken into account, if one is in a country with many regulations, at least for tourists they should not apply, but I return to the same thing, they set the rules and that already changes everything, in part for me this will be a great world cup where all eyes will be on CR7, Messi and Neymar, I don't think on Mbappé, he is still very young, and for me he is not so bright.

Quote from: Sithara007 on Today at 01:44:04 PM

Quote from: KTChampions on Today at 12:55:12 PM

Are you confusing anything about Qatar and Covid? Qatar won the right to host the World Cup back in 2010, and it was initially assumed that due to the climate, the championship would be held at such an exotic time. Covid has nothing to do with it.
As for Pogba, he's still recovering from injury (and surgery) and appears to be doing well, but Deschamps said it's not yet clear if he'll include him in the squad.

Normally we don't have world cup scheduled in November-December. For example, Russia 2018 was held in June-July. I thought that the tournament was moved to November, due to COVID. It never came to my mind that Qatar is located in the middle of desert and weather would be intolerable during June-July. Anyway, no one is complaining about the weather in Qatar right now and therefore I believe that the organizers did a good job.

Thanks for the information about Pogba. It is still not clear whether he will participate in Qatar 2022. But one thing is sure. France would be significantly weakened if he doesn't play.

Of course, obviously if Pogba does not play it will be very bad news for France, without Pogba and only Mbappé's performance it will be disastrous, due to Mmmbapé's level of egocentrism it could generate total losses for France, and also if they do not take Benzema it is like putting a rope on him around my neck, with so many good players in France, I wouldn't hesitate to take Benzema and if I could, I would take Titi Henry, I wouldn't mind at all because of his age, I think there are few players with his class, and if I could take I would also put Zidane in, even for the last 20 minutes of the game, to have a whole arsenal of world football, with those characters I think they could win more than enough.

Quote from: rahmad2nd on Today at 02:59:11 PM

Quote from: koang on Today at 03:01:59 AM

Yep. Injuries are a terrible thing for footballers.
Apart from Dybala, Kalvin Phillips, Marco Reus, and Georginio Wijnaldum may be absent in Qatar.
The French team is also not in good shape, considering that N'Golo Kante, Lucas Hernandez, and Paul Pogba are injured.
It will be new homework for Didier Deschamps to find the right substitute.
But the show must go on. The absence of these star players will not reduce the excitement of the World Cup

I read the news from Sky Sport Italia, Dybala still has a chance to appear in Qatar. but Dybala should be out for four to six weeks, he is claimed to still have enough time to join the Argentina squad. but if it turns out that Dybala has to miss out due to his injury, there are still other names to replace him.
Argentina still has Lautaro Martinez, Julian Alvarez, and several other names. Messi, certainly not serious injury. Likewise with Di Maria, some news claims Di Maria only needs a month to rest for his recovery.

On the other hand, IMO, losing N'golo Kante, Lucas Fernandez and Pogba, will not have much effect on Didier Descamps' squad. they have several names for a suitable replacement candidate. Didier Descamps only needs a mature strategy and chemistry between the players.

These are the things that I don't like before a World Cup, the injuries of players who are very emblematic in a national team, it is very different for Argentina to go without Dybala, yes, they can be replaced, but there is nothing better than those who are starters and that they go with the good team, with the team that gives them enough triumphs because if they don't win they will say that it was due to lack of Dybala, of xx,xxx, among others, it is better that if they go, that they do it with all of the The selection is tough, so there are no excuses that can later come out saying, that if they lose they lose with all the good ones, that's how I think and that's why I don't like it when such important players are injured.