Iran national team manager has heated exchange with Sky News reporter, demands payment to answer women’s rights question
"How much you pay me to answer that question? How much you pay me?"
"How much you pay me to answer that question? How much you pay me?"
"You invited the whole world to come here, why can’t we film? It’s a public place."
A report from Swiss media outlet SRF has presentations from Global Risk Advisors to the Qatari government on obtaining "predictive intelligence" on FIFA officials.
"Here is no good for us. It's just by force we are here. ...Nobody has freedom here! Nobody! You can't be free here. Never."
"There’s a huge appetite for soccer coverage in this country right now."
This series will begin Nov. 7 with four episodes recapping qualifying and introducing the CanMNT roster, then will continue with previews and recaps of each of the team's World Cup matches.
Cord cutters have an option to watch the FIFA World Cup.
Jeremy Schaap and E:60 have been doing impressive work on FIFA and Qatar for the last decade-plus, and they now have a new episode on the 2022 FIFA World Cup premiering Nov. 6.
"They don’t come to us expecting us to be [HBO’s] Real Sports with Bryant Gumbel, or [ESPN’s] E: 60. That’s not who we pretend to be, and I don’t think that’s what the viewer expectation is.”
"...had no idea it was frowned upon, people had me nervous like i was going to jail."
John Strong and Stu Holden will again be Fox's lead match commentary team. Other pairings include JP Dellacamera and Cobi Jones, Derek Rae and Aly Wagner, Ian Darke and Landon Donovan, and Jacqui Oatley and Warren Barton.
"This year's World Cup, the biggest event for the biggest sport on the planet, is soaked in blood."
Abdo and Edu are well-known to viewers of Fox's soccer coverage, but this is a new role for former NFL player Johnson.