Infantino's Icarus moment, Montenegro’s continental calamity & Colombia’s cold-blooded reserves
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Infantino's Icarus moment, Montenegro’s continental calamity & Colombia’s cold-blooded reserves
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Football never stops. Only nine days after the World Cup final, the news was leaked that FIFA were looking to sell a stake in the tournament, sparking a furious backlash across the globe.
UEFA responded by threatening to boycott FIFA competitions, with CONCACAF and AFC subsequently releasing statements condemning the proposal, which would have seen all 211 member associations receive $40 million each.
It’s easier to understand why the big guns resisted, but the money could have transformed the smaller nations, so why have so many of them declined the offer? And which tiny island’s FA condemned the plan despite being run by...FIFA-appointed officials?
Plus, Montenegro’s four clubs are all eliminated from UEFA club competition qualifying with a perfectly awful record of 10 games and 10 defeats. We examine why they fared so badly. Plus a Colombian giant is knocked out of the cup...by their own reserves!
Join us on Patreon at patreon.com/sweeperpod for a bonus episode this Thursday all about the death and resurrection of former Portuguese champions Boavista.
Chapters:
00:00 - Intro
00:46 – FIFA’s collapsing house of cards
01:56 – Montserrat
08:15 – Guadeloupe
11:52 – Nepal
14:30 – Comoros
21:10 – Montenegro’s continental calamity
29:36 – Colombia’s cold-blood reserves