Politics in football - Sepp Blatter and technology

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The importance of governing body FIFA as the management and administration of football is important, however in recent decades as president of FIFA, the body with vital importance to the evolution of the game and the entire aggregate industry, has served only to pass a message of peace and fair play in various conferences and lectures.

Totally oblivious or unconcerned about the fast evolving from a series of problems that have been increasing in football today, including serious problems relating to arbitration, with direct influence on the true sports game and a strong influence on the economy and finances of the emblems involved Sepp Blatter prepares the ground for re-election to office.

A year after finishing the current term of four years, the current FIFA President launches new (old) themes for discussion at the expense of developing and implementing methods, standards or regulations that solve old problems and determining a game's evolution consolidated and its stakeholders.

The policy proposals in the year of reelection
After manifest itself fully against the implementation of technology in the game, Sepp Blatter said yesterday the possibility of studying the implementation of video technology (repetition of moves) in the near future. According to their own will be discussed in March at the next meeting between FIFA and the International Board (the only body in the world that can change the laws of the game). Yet to be made any change or implementation will never be implemented in the next world. In truth and in sporting terms, we can again see the World Cup in South Africa a goal with his hand that can decide a game or even the championship, however in the last four years Blatter did not have time or willingness to discuss the issue with International Board. How many actually believe that some action will be taken?

In recent years football has been a tremendous evolution at various levels, greatly weakening values and certainties of decades, bringing the audience scams and schemes that discredited the game and the fans away from stadiums. The need for measures to solve or reduce these problems is urgent, for the sake of all the football industry.

Author: Victor Resende

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