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Jim Cowan: Vitriol aimed at Qatar is uninformed ignorance

Exclusive: Resign from FIFA ExCo over England 2018? Of course I haven’t says Thompson successor

England’s failed World Cup bid was “League One, not Premier League” says Qatar mastermind

Exclusive: London Mayor admits FIFA Executive Committee members may still stay at The Dorchester

Exclusive: Sorokin fought off malaria to clinch Russia’s World Cup dream

Horne calls for World Cup vote “filter” system to avoid wasting millions

Beckenbauer wants winter World Cup in Qatar to beat the heat

Acting FA chairman quits in row over World Cup voting

“I still can’t believe it” says England 2018 bid leader

Tottenham refuse to consult fans over Olympic Stadium move

Exclusive: How the FIFA Executive Committee members voted

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Putin basks in limelight of Russian victory

Money was important, but Qatar showed meticulous planning

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Panama-Honduras in Glendale and Canada-Guatemala in Minnesota complete Gold Cup quarter final line-up

El Salvador self destruct in Houston as Canada Marsch on

Added time drama secures Honduras quarter final slot over battling Curaçao

Diaz hat-trick secures Panama progress, sending Jamaica home

Los Chapines hold their nerve

Mexico and Saudi Arabia to headline in Glendale, USA face Costa Rica test in Minneapolis

Jim Cowan: Vitriol aimed at Qatar is uninformed ignorance

Exclusive: Resign from FIFA ExCo over England 2018? Of course I haven’t says Thompson successor

England’s failed World Cup bid was “League One, not Premier League” says Qatar mastermind

Exclusive: London Mayor admits FIFA Executive Committee members may still stay at The Dorchester

Exclusive: Sorokin fought off malaria to clinch Russia’s World Cup dream

Horne calls for World Cup vote “filter” system to avoid wasting millions

Beckenbauer wants winter World Cup in Qatar to beat the heat

Acting FA chairman quits in row over World Cup voting

“I still can’t believe it” says England 2018 bid leader

Tottenham refuse to consult fans over Olympic Stadium move

Exclusive: How the FIFA Executive Committee members voted

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Putin basks in limelight of Russian victory

Money was important, but Qatar showed meticulous planning

The uninformed, largely bigoted vitriol being aimed at Qatar after they were awarded the World Cup 2022 would it appear, be for no other reason than they had a successful bid.

I should declare in advance that I am a “fan” of many of the Gulf nations having worked in and visited a number of them, including Qatar.

Legacy is important to FIFA, something we have largely ignored in England when reacting to the allocation of the 2018 and 2022 World Cups.

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By Andrew Warshaw

December 6 – Future FIFA vice-president Jim Boyce today denied he had given up the post in protest at England’s 2018 World Cup elimination.

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By Andrew Warshaw

December 6 – The man behind Qatar’s successful marketing campaign for the 2022 World Cup says England’s failure to secure the event in 2018 is as much down to their own failings as any perceived broken promises by FIFA voting members.

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By Tom Degun in London

December 6 – London Mayor Boris Johnson has admitted that he may not be able to prevent members of FIFA’s Executive Committee from staying at the exclusive Dorchester Hotel during the London 2012 Olympics despite him withdrawing his offer for them to stay there.

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By David Owen

December 6 – Russian World Cup bid leader Alexei Sorokin (pictured) was struck by malaria during his country’s successful campaign to win the right to host the 2018 World Cup.

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By Andrew Warshaw

December 5 – The general secretary of the Football Association believes FIFA should introduce a filtration process to prevent World Cup bidding nations needlessly throwing away an entire budget.

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By Andrew Warshaw

December 4 – The 2022 World Cup in Qatar should take place in January or February to avoid the scorching temperatures of the summer, according to FIFA Executive Committee member and German legend Franz Beckenbauer (pictured).

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By Duncan Mackay in Zurich
British Sports Internet Writer of the Year

December 3 – The Football Association’s acting chairman Roger Burden (pictured) tonight said he will quit because he no longer trusts members of FIFA after the failure of England’s World Cup bid.

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By Andrew Warshaw in Zurich

December 3 – After the night of the long knives for England’s vanquished 2018 World Cup bid, the post-mortems intensified today when campaign leader Andy Anson renewed his attack on FIFA”s bidding process.

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By Duncan Mackay
British Sports Internet Writer of the Year

December 3 – Tottenham Hotspur today ruled out holding a referendum among its supporters to see if they back a proposed move to the Olympic Stadium in East London.

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By David Owen in Zurich

December 3 – FIFA does not reveal how individual Executive Committee members cast their votes.

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By Andrew Warshaw in Zurich

December 2 – Cometh the hour, cometh Vladimir Putin. Well a few hours late, to be precise.

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By David Owen in Zurich

December 2 – Money, money, money – Qatar’s audacious yet hugely well-resourced bid could not have won the 2022 World Cup without it.

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