Quote from: LUCKMCFLY on May 23, 2023, 03:31:27 PM

Quote from: tusandii on April 30, 2023, 07:24:40 AM

Quote from: LUCKMCFLY on April 30, 2023, 12:30:21 AM

I think that the healthiest thing here is that in the next World Cup there will be no alcoholic beverages,but it is difficult to Control,and if they have those Freedoms,then more problems can be generated.

Alcoholic drinks cannot be avoided at a football match, friend, because some alcoholic beverage products become one of the sponsors at a sporting event so that there will be many fans who watch sports matches with these drinks.
Moreover, if the country where the World Cup is held does not prohibit the free consumption of alcohol, it is not surprising that there are fans who drink alcohol.
Indeed, crimes can occur due to the influence of alcoholic beverages, but usually in a sports match, spectators are given a limit on how much alcohol they can bring.
But the idea that in the next World Cup there will be no alcohol in the stadium while watching the games is a pretty good idea.

Alcoholic beverages are necessary up to a certain point, I know that the best advertising comes from there, but the fact of allowing alcoholic beverages inside the stadium during a football game is something dangerous for people who do not know how to control themselves, because they can create disorder, fights and any kind of problems, and that is what should be avoided, in Qatar things were controlled, of course Qatar did not need to recover money or ROI because they were waiting to send the message to the world that they are very big in terms of their capabilities, that's why they threw the house out the window.

That's why alcohol cannot be eliminated in football matches and even though not everyone can control themselves when influenced by alcoholic drinks, the organizers usually provide limits so that spectators who consume alcohol do not overdo it and lose control.
After all, watching a football match by consuming a little alcoholic drink also has a higher morale effect to cheer and shout to support the pride of the team that is competing.
Qatar clearly can control it because almost all of them adhere to a religion that strictly prohibits the consumption of alcohol in any form so I believe that Qatar is able to control the prohibition of bringing or drinking alcohol in the stadium.

Quote from: Silberman on May 23, 2023, 06:18:04 PM

Quote from: tusandii on May 23, 2023, 03:33:01 PM

Quote from: og kush420 on May 22, 2023, 08:42:33 PM

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Now FIFA has their own rules. They care more about money and not about the rules. There is a documenty about FIFA that there is so much money involved in all that

If FIFA is more concerned with money, why didn't FIFA choose Saudi Arabia as the host of the World Cup because Saudi Arabia itself has sufficient accommodation and finances to be able to make the World Cup the best after Qatar.
You are giving unreasonable assumptions buddy.
I know FIFA has its own rules and nobody can change them but this is all to increase the love and prominence of the sport of football in every country so it can't be said just for money.

It should be obvious by the hosts that were selected during the previous editions that FIFA has been in fact trying to bring the world cup all over the world, however after the problems that were experimented with the Qatar world cup, not only in terms of organizing the world cup itself but the heavy blow that FIFA received after the scandal about the bribes went public and several of their executives went to jail, then I think FIFA decided to go through a safer route and that is why US, Canada and Mexico won the rights to host the world cup.

FIFA's main goal is indeed that and I believe that as the World Cup goes on, moving to different countries as the host can have a positive impact in which the development of world football is increasing.
This is a good matter and must always be supported, but there are some things that make FIFA have to experience a problem and are underestimated by some people just because of the problems that occur, even though there is no clear certainty about the truth and I think this is like double propaganda which doesn't make any sense.
Whatever FIFA's decision, we must be able to accept it and support it for the development of world football.