Just so we’re all on the same page. The introduction of ‘hydration breaks’ for the US World Cup is all about player welfare and has nothing to do with advertising opportunities for sponsors.
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It's not for ads. The hydration breaks will be used to celebrate the achievements of all the past winners of the FIFA Peace Prize.
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FIFA defending their exorbitantly high prices for World Cup games by saying, 'the money raised will go toward spreading the game in non traditional markets'. I would have thought getting as many people though the gates in the US and Canada would achieve the same objective.
Affordable prices eh? In Los Angeles ticket prices range from US$936 to US$148,000. The most expensive tickets for the entire tournament are US$393,000 in Miami , they must be expecting Mr & Mrs Trump to drop in?
In Qatar in 2022 you could get a Cat4 ticket to the Round of 16 for US$19. That is some price hike.
One journo summed it up perfectly- crazy.
Affordable prices eh? In Los Angeles ticket prices range from US$936 to US$148,000. The most expensive tickets for the entire tournament are US$393,000 in Miami , they must be expecting Mr & Mrs Trump to drop in?
In Qatar in 2022 you could get a Cat4 ticket to the Round of 16 for US$19. That is some price hike.
One journo summed it up perfectly- crazy.
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