The FIFA Disgrace

@jaylar (4364)
Kingston, Jamaica
August 2, 2026 6:49am CST
Here's how it happened. Trump, who knows nothing about Football, or the World Cup, learning matches would be played in America asked his 'advisors'..."What the fork is the World Cup? And why are we hosting games?" One of his flunkies told him that football was the major sport in the world and made millions, billions of dollars. As Trump prays to money he was ignited and shuffled around to find out how he could make millions off the sport. He got in touch with Infantino and paid to him to invent extra breaks for commercials which was twisted to be 'hydration' as if he was interested in the health of the players. The break time was sold to various entities and Trump got his cut. As Trump owned Infantino, he got him to remove a Red Card... something that has never been done before. This was also the proof that Trump owned Infantino. He then got a relative, his son-in-laws brother, to create a company called Thrive which would buy stakes in FIFA making bags of money. As Infantino also prays to money, he decided to bribe the various nations to support the plan of selling shares. He thought everyone would agree. When the outrage exploded, when the various federations pulled back, he realised he had lost and tried to back away. The damage to FIFA has already been done. Infantino needs to go, and a strong push to return football to it's credibility must follow. Will Infantino admit that it was all Trump?
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@celticeagle (194122)
• Boise, Idaho
3 Aug
With all the stuff he is doing to make himself money it's a wonder he gets anything done where his job as president is concerned. All are a bunch of liars, so who knows the answer to that one?
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@jaylar (4364)
• Kingston, Jamaica
3 Aug
Infantino is going to be disgraced. Trump's involvement will emerge. Of course Trump will deny it, despite the mountain of evidence.
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@celticeagle (194122)
• Boise, Idaho
3 Aug
@jaylar .........i don't think he can go through a day with lies, lies, and more lies. It's his favorite thing to do.
@jaylar (4364)
• Kingston, Jamaica
3 Aug
@celticeagle I don't think he knows the truth. If he thinks so, it is so...
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• Northampton, England
4 Aug
No offence but the smaller FIFA member countries like the Caribbean and African ones are mostly corrupt and this is a big source of their personal income so Infanino could survive this .
• Northampton, England
5 Aug
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Caribbean_Football_Union_corruption_scandal
@jaylar (4364)
• Kingston, Jamaica
5 Aug
we were the second group to turn against Infantino... so that is not true. We strive to qualify... to be there at the WC is more important than money. Do your research...CONCAF is against Infantino and his scam
@jaylar (4364)
• Kingston, Jamaica
5 Aug
@thedevilinme wikipedia is not a reliable source... African countries wanted the $$ to stuff their pockets. We, who take football very seriously...were enraged by Trump's removal of the red card, and when we hears he is connected to the Company that was buying the shares... we ran out of curse words.
@wolfgirl569 (140808)
• Marion, Ohio
2 Aug
I am just glad it won't be happening.
@jaylar (4364)
• Kingston, Jamaica
2 Aug
There is a major inquiry now as to how the events transpired.
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• United Kingdom
7 Aug
I'm not even interested in football, but I detest corruption and bad sportsmaship. I've heard that UEFA are annoyed at Infantino. I wonder if this could lead to a new organisation being set up to run an alternative World Cup?
@jaylar (4364)
• Kingston, Jamaica
8 Aug
that struck me as well... I ponder if Infantino doesn't go... if such an organisation would be set up. For Infantino is owned and operated by Trump
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