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  • 4 Words: Expect Amazing and Ghana. YESS!!!! Ghana should be the next host in 2026

  • Spot-on analysis of the bid. You're right, FIFA doesn't want the USA to be a soccer power. Sepp Blatter is essentially a gold-digger. If it weren't for our money, he wouldn't want anything to do with us.

  • actually 12 stadiums....

  • 90th RANKED

  • then what?!

    Qatar will buy every shit for you Americans

    beer alcohol and discos so don't get mad because of this because Qatar can make 700 more stadiums if they'd have some more few kilometers

  • @PowerOfStorm11

    You take things way too seriously....

  • lol americans are truely ignorant, stupid, and hateful its hilarious!!!!!! and you wonder why the world hates you??? ha ha ha ha

  • @fightathong

    There is no hate in this piece, so you're the truly ignorant one. Point out at what point they say something "hateful"? Actually, its your comments above that are in fact "hateful". You say "Americans are truely ignorant"--isn't that an over-generalization and bigoted thing to say. The world doesn't hate Americans--that's another idiotic thing to say.

  • @dwreck1971 ohohohhhhh I can point out a lot. First off, 2:03. Thought police? IS that even supposed to be funny? You know he said it to make fun of Qataris. 2:21, made fun of the royal family. I'd say more but I stopped watching from there.

  • @dwreck1971 THE WORLD DOES HATE AMERICA BECAUSE YOU RIDICULE FOOTBALL(soccer) CALLING IT GAY AND PLAY THAT USELESS SPORT YOU REFER TO AS FOOTBALL

  • @isaaccontractor

    First, the "world" does not "hate" America. Some people do. But not all. Second, not ALL Americans ridicule football. Some do. If you want to HATE a whole country because "Some" people ridicule football (a game), then you go right ahead and continue to be a total freaking idiot. Idiots like you are dinosaurs.

  • THIS IS UNFORTUNATE TO BE FROM A COUNTRY YOU LIVE IN DUDE ...ALL YOU CARE ABOUT IS ALCOHOL WHICH MOST LIKELY WHAT MADE YOU AS A LOOSER AND HATERED TO GIViNg OTHERs OPPORTUNITIES TO OTHER COUNTRIES ...WHICH i THINK IT IS MOST LIKELY TOWARD MIDDLE EAST >>>> PETROLIUM PETROLIUM ...WAKE UP DOUCH WITHOUT THE MIDDLE EAST U LL BE A CAVE DOG RIDING A DOG AND FORNIKATING COWS ....peace

  • @shamy04

    You're a small minded-toad who can't pick up on SARCASM and EXAGGERATION. Look them up, they are literary tools. IE. He was kidding about the alcohol! And I think its YOUR bigotry that comes thru more than anything else in your statement...

  • Only 1 stadium is planned to be dismantled (Doha Port Stadium), the others will be kept intact, except the modular upper tier of some (reducing capacity for local needs). 11 of the 12 2022 wc stadiums are going to be built to stay. This was the most repeated argument in this sore losers podcast, now it's debunked.

    I'm not gonna waste my time debunking every single bullshit you mentioned (Aljazeera's leak lol).

    Suck it up.

  • @alameri88

    First of all you have no sense of humor, as a lot of that was exaggeration....

    2nd... WTF is Qatar going to do with 11 soccer stadiums? Lol!

    You don't debunk exaggeration you fool! Do you really think that they think the stadiums will be built out of legos too?

    Sore losers don't say things like, they wouldn't mind if the Aussies won it--or if a different Middle Eastern nation won it who had some WC pedigree. You need to clean your ears out as you missed the whole point...

  • @dwreck1971

    I suppose they could fill some of those 11 stadiums after the WC with oil and money....

  • @alameri88

    Actually, I just checked the Qatari bid again, and you need to do your homework. Much more than ONE stadium will be torn down and "donated" to lesser nations... DO YOUR HOMEWORK before leaving garbage commentary... Here is more: SYDNEY (AP) -"Australia's sports minister says Qatar's plan to ship surplus stadiums to developing nations and its contribution to Middle East peace appear to have clinched it the 2022 World Cup."

  • @alameri88 i could argue that frogs do not exist, but without linking proof would you believe me? Everything i've heard and read states that they will be dismantling their stadiums and donating them to countries in need. Do you have any evidence proving otherwise? Also, do people not even listen? They bashed their own bid as well. How strange people are quick to ignore that aspect of the show

  • @otergod

    Good point. It is amazing that people seem to ignore that the hosts actually bashed the US Bid presenters as well. That doesn't sound like "sour grapes" to me.

  • @alameri88

    From the actual Qatari bid: "After the FIFA World Cup™, these stadiums will be partially deconstructed, allowing us to build 22 new stadiums in the developing world. The technologies we are developing to cool our stadiums will also be made available for use around the world."

  • @dwreck1971

    As I said, and as you came to the conclusion of after reading the Qatari bid, only "seats" from the upper modular tiers in stadiums are going to be dismantled to help build stadiums in developing countries. The only stadium that is going to be "torn down" is Doha Port Stadium as I've stated in my original reply.

    It's true you guys tried to envelope your bashing with humor, but it was more stupid than funny honestly. It was the day of the decision so I guess emotions were dominant.

  • @alameri88 there is a lot more to a stadium then just seats. Their bid specifically states "these stadiums will be partially deconstructed, allowing us to build 22 new stadiums in the developing world." And while the "partially deconstructed" fits your explanation, i will argue that there is more to a stadium then just seats. At that point, how will partially deconstructing stadiums (seats only) allow them to build 22 new stadiums to those who need them??

  • @otergod

    dude

    "Modular components will be used in building most of these stadiums. Qatar is developing rapidly, but will not need this level of seating capacity after the FIFA World Cup™. To solve the problem of possible “white elephants” while ensuring a lasting legacy, 170,000 seats from our stadiums will be modular. After the tournament, we will donate this modular seating to developing nations around the world, creating 22 beautiful stadiums."

  • @alameri88

    Then really, in essence they are in all practicality "tearing them down" but for the bottom levels and some grass. I just think you're splitting hairs here. That's not the crux of their argument anyhow. They're not picking on them because they dislike Qatari's or they're sore losers (one of them brings up Kuwait or UAE I think as teams who have qualified before) its the concern that Qatar is too poor of a team to qualify for the WC.

  • @dwreck1971

    I mean "compete" in the World Cup, not "qualify"

    To add however, according to you, the Qatari's are gonna ship a bunch of seats to lesser nations and say: "You wanted a fuggin stadium? Well, here are some fuggin seats--go build yourself a stadium, beatch. And don't complain, those are top of the line seats. "

  • @dwreck1971

    Nah, it won't be just grass and bottom lvls... or is this a continuation of the "exaggeration" of this podcast? lol. Stadiums will completely keep their exterior, they are designed in such a way. i.e That boat stadium won't be HALF a boat after the tournament lmao, neither will the seashell stadium etc...

  • @alameri88

    That is not how they explained it at all during the bidding process discussions. So, according to you these poor countries will only get "seats" donated to them after the WC and that is it? Just to be clear.

  • @alameri88

    I'm trying to understand your foggy explantion by using some humor, yes.

  • @dwreck1971

    As for Qatar's national team, you're diving deeper into irrelevancy here. In no fifa book of hosting world cups is there a certain minimum requirement for fifa ranking, or past participation in wc, or country size, or population. In 12 years I'm pretty sure Qatar can produce a competent squad... or buy one lololololol.

  • @alameri88

    No, its not in a book anywhere. But it IN FACT has been part of many FIFA discussions in the past (I brought up 1994). If you read FIFA's history they have always tried to picked hosts who would more than likely be strong enough to qualify anyhow. Obviously this trend seemed to end when they picked S Africa in 2010.

    I think Andorra should bid for the 2026 World Cup! How about the Fiji or Cape Verde Islands!!!

  • @alameri88 so Qatar will be donating modular seats. While commendable there is still a lot more to a stadium than seats. Logically, they wouldnt be "creating 22 beautiful stadiums", they'd merely be cutting down the costs of material.

  • @otergod

    That is true, can't argue with that at the moment.

    Though I'm completely baffled by why you guys are soooo worried about what Qatar will do with its OWN stadiums after hosting the world cup... hypocrisy much?

  • @alameri88

    I just want you to know "you guys" is not "me". They don't respond here. But I have to say a lot of posters have come here with very little sense of humor and not noting the exaggeration and sarcasm in this piece...I will say this--many of the FIFA voters were under a very different impression about the stadiums than you state here.

  • @alameri88

    You haven't debunked anything but your own BIG MOUTH.

  • The Asian cup is coming soon in Qatar

    you just watch the matches & then give your evaluation

    In addition, Qatar hosted the Asian games in 2006 which is almost like the the Olympic games but it's limited to Asian countries, it was highly successful hosting. you can refer to some videos in "Youtube" :)

    However,good luck in other events "Freedom country " :P

  • @Subtitledclips

    Well at least you were nice about it....

  • lol, these comments are as bad as the Group D prediction when the Serbian posters went crazy with hate when Derek and Brett both had Serbia finishing last. The generic "typical stupid americans dont know anything about football" or "stick to baseball, basketball, etc..." And then what happened? Serbia finished dead last. Brett even had the entire group prediction right if i recall.

    Honestly people, loosen up. Personal attacks only make you look foolish

  • Yayks! Talk about bad losers!

  • @euclidxxx

    The powers of interpretation here are not good. Stop with the "sore losers" garbage. I think they made ti clear they would have been happy to lose to someone else--they merely disagree with awarding the WC to a team who is ranked right next to Thailand in the World Rankings.

  • @dwreck1971 I only listened to about a minute/ minute and a half of this (it was that bad); but long enough to see it was just some guy winging, gratingly, insufferably (not even in a comic vein, but quite earnestly). As for the supposed 'reasons' for disagreeing with FIFA's choice of Qatar as hosts - that Qatar is a small nation, and that their national side is low down in the rankings - well, that's just stupid; those things, especially the latter, are completely insignificant...

  • @euclidxxx

    insignificant... And if you thought that was earnest then you have no sense of humor.

  • @dwreck1971 Right. I have to hand it to you, that completely clinches the argument... I take it you're American. So let me spell it out for you. Rankings have never been a significant factor in selecting World Cup hosts - for the obvious reason that they're irrelevant. The rankings have to do with how good the national side is at *playing* football; they have nothing to do with the potential for *hosting* competitions.

  • @euclidxxx

    I'm actually German, and you're full of complete crap. The WC committee made it perfectly clear that the US might lose the 94 bid if they didn't qualify for the 1990 WC... I think you need to brush up on your own history before you put people down for being "American"--as if that somehow makes you more knowledgeable then them JUST for that reason..... And since rankings have nothing to do with hosting a World Cup, name a host in the past whose rank has been anywhere near this low.

  • @dwreck1971 I don't remember the 1994 American bid - but I'll defer to your minute recherches on this point in assuming you're correct. Howbeit, the pedantic little German mole that you are, you've still failed to see the larger and essential point - that how one plays football has little or no bearing on how well one can host a tournament.

    I'm quite sure there's never been a host country so lowly ranked as Qatar. But what do you suppose that means? To repeat, it does *not* mean that . . .

  • @euclidxxx [continued] ...how well one plays football (which is the only thing in question where rankings are concerned) is intrinsically important or related to how well a nation may be expected to host the World Cup. "[Your] powers of interpretation here are not good" (as you might say). All it means is that in the process of FIFA's global expansion of the sport its orbit increasingly includes nations that do not have a strong footballing tradition - and as such, they will tend . . .

  • @euclidxxx [continued] ...to be ranked much lower as football playing nations (to state the bleeding obvious, again). Moreover, if no country ranked so low as Qatar has previously even *bid* to host the World Cup, it's hardly likely then that any previous hosts will have been as lowly ranked, is it?

    Frankly, this is not the sort of thing I call "history", and I have no intention of "brushing up on it" - I strongly urge you to get a life.

  • @euclidxxx "I strongly urge you to get a life. " says the guy arguing with him on youtube. His comment about US 94 WC is in fact history. If you were unaware of it, perhaps you should brush up on it. Your arrogance ruined what could have been a decent argument. Ultimately, where someone is from is no indication of their knowledge of the sport. Refrain from personal attacks as they downplay your actual point.

  • @otergod Re 'personal attacks', I gave as good as I got - par for the course, if you will. And my point - FIFA rankings are irrelevant - obviously stands on its own merits, irrespective of my or anyone else's 'arrogance'. 'Knowledge of the sport' too is, in a sense, irrelevant, as the said point is self-sufficiently (and self-evidently)

  • @euclidxxx [cont'd] true, sans need of recourse to trivia (it follows that I have no need of 'brushing up on history' - it wouldn't add anything to the strength of the point in question, as indicated).

  • @euclidxxx i took it as d-wreck arguing the point that rankings do matter when it comes to hosting as he was pointing out that FIFA told US they had to qualify for the 1990 in order to hold it.

    In the end, i dont think it was ever questioned IF they could host well, but rather SHOULD they host it. Outside of having loads of money to spend on a glamorous WC, what else? Both have also stated they are all for the Middle East to host it.

  • @euclidxxx the "knowledge" comment was in reference to you claiming D-wreck must be american, as most who bring up the US in that sense typically mean that "americans dont know soccer". If that wasnt your reasoning then i retract the knowledge comment. Rankings are pretty irrelevant, but then again Qatar is granted what could be their first WC finals spot strictly b/c they are host. Their ranking might not matter, but its quite the indication of their quality (with some give and take)

  • yall are all forgeting that it gets up to 120 degrees. its hard to keep my small house cool when its 100 outside. imagaine 8 huge cheaply made stadiums... i think this is a disaster waiting to happen

  • I'm not sure you really know what a redneck is... So, thanks for the "dumbwitted" comment.

    @MakariousFarag2

  • congratulation Qatar

  • I thinks its clear that you must have a sense of humor to listen to this podcast... A lot of this sounds very tongue in cheek.

  • Qatar is the best to hold the 2022 FIFA World Cup

  • @0000mana

    It still doesn't change that NO team/country has ever been awarded a World Cup with such little World Cup pedigree and ranked 113th in the World. The guys on the show said they were for a Middle Eastern hosting, and would've gladly accepted losing to Australia... So, I don't think jealousy has much to do with it.

  • @dwreck1971 I don't think hosting have any thing to do with national team ranking, otherwise world cup will be always in Europe and South America.

    while the US file bidding on changing couple of 'football stadium' Qatar is going to build 11 new ones and spend 100 billion $ :p

    any way i think Qatar dissevers it, it was an astonishing file

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  • well perhaps wiki provides the answers

    :"Qatar bans the importation of alcohol and it is a punishable offense to drink alcohol or be drunk in public. Offenders may incur a prison sentence or deportation. Alcohol is, however, available at licensed hotel restaurants and bars, and non-Muslim expatriates living in Qatar can obtain alcohol on a permit system at the Qatar Distribution Center, the only distributor allowed to sell alcohol. "

  • to be fair guys, while they did bash the Qatar bid, they also bashed the US bid as well. Personally now that they have it, i hope they put forth an amazing World Cup, but much like the South Africa bid i have my concerns. Hopefully like the South Africa bid i'll be proven wrong

  • comon guys don't be like that

  • you are so ignorant... i'm a westerner, i live in qatar. we drink, qataris drink, we have nightclubs, we have some of the best stadiums already, you have NO idea how much effort they put into this bid in order for some racists such as you to open their eyes to the middle east. don't come to 2022, FINE, the 300 million arabs will gladly take your place :)

  • @youlovegeorgie personally i would like some insight into this topic. There are clubs you can purchase alcohol. But can you buy alcohol and drink it at home? From what ive read (though limited) you need a permit to buy alcohol, and i'm assuming thats only for a business. But can the average person in qatar go and buy a handle, take it home and enjoy it at their place of residence? This topic is interesting and i would appreciate if you could explain it. And dropping the race card?

  • @otergod any non-muslims can buy alcohol at the distributor, whether it is a business or not. we have a huge black market though. also they dont mind if you are muslim or not in clubs/bars aslong as you are not in the national dress. and it is an arrestable offense but you will not get caught unless someone reports you. they are dropping all of the laws for the month of the world cup (controversial), so it doesn't matter anyway

  • @youlovegeorgie

    I think you need to have a sense of humor...

  • @youlovegeorgie Simma down Georgie Porgie. Spin it and candy coat it however you want. It doesn't change the fact that Qatar is going to get curb stomped worse than that dude in American History X. "I'm a westerner (I assume Canadian). I live in Qatar. We drink (From our one liquor store)." La-di-freakin-da. Want a blue ribbon? Not against the WC being hosted in Qatar. Just against shitty teams being granted free entrance because their nation is hosting. Cheers you smug bastard.

  • @youlovegeorgie Simma down Georgie Porgie. Spin it and candy coat it however you want. It doesn't change the fact that Qatar is going to get curb stomped worse than that dude in American History X. "I'm a westerner (I assume Canadian). I live in Qatar. We drink (From our one liquor store)." La-di-freakin-da.  Want a blue ribbon? Not against the WC being hosted in Qatar. Just against shitty teams being granted free entrance because their nation is hosting. Cheers you smug bastard.

  • Russia also won, why not compare aswell.. but being bitter wont change the fact, i respect your opinion but its rather invalid

  • Actually Qatar has a big profile for athletic events, first is Asian games 2006 which was then taken to Beijing in 2008. Beer and Alcohol are allowed in hotels and other restaurants, however you will not see bars open near the street, watch their profile and what they are going to do, 2022 is a looong time, Africa wasn't that great, However Qatar was one of the best to host the Asian Games.. and basically the thing about arab petroleum is rather rude.. sorry

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