that the votes weren t bought and that qatar says it s done nothing wrong all the way through it. which you put into your report. so, yes, we did that factually. help me understand, though, how you as a football presenter and a sports presenter and bbc sport generally judge these things. so for example, when you re presenting match of the day on bbc one, you ll be introducing games, say, featuring newcastle. newcastle is backed by a lot of money from saudi arabia. there are big human rights questions about saudi arabia. should you be putting quick explainers into match of the day about that? how do you judge? we did, we did. we did, ros. we did that, obviously. and i remember speaking to alan shearer on air about these things and how the fact that he felt uncomfortable about who the owners are. but we don t get the choice in that. does he still support newcastle? yes, he does. obviously we ve had it with manchester city. we have discussed these things and we ve always tried to do that.
day to play this match. and we know they have a lot of quality. so, we ll see how the game pans out. if england have made it to the final, it shows that they re a great side. well, both the euros and copa america are not just watched by fans on their respective continents, but right across the world. and none more so than in asia, where, despite the time difference, fans have watched the games often in the middle of the night. we can cross to singapore and speak to football presenter and content creator farrah nair who, by the way, is also a passionate liverpool supporter. thank you forjoining us again on bbc world news. the final will be another 3m affair for you. you will you be watching it with. where will you be? and what has the atmosphere to previous tournaments? thank you so much for
alcoholism was followed by bankruptcy. but he battled back from both to reinvent his career. good afternoon. g day! now, saint, what happened there? you were favourites to qualify. a relaxed raconteur, he was a tv natural, and saint and greavsie alongside ian stjohn was a hit with viewers. although the programme ended in the early 90s, the affection for greaves certainly didn t, and in 2009, the man who famously missed out on the world cup final at last received a winner s medal. it was a fitting reward for one of football s most popular and prolific talents. rarely has the art of goal scoring been made to look quite so easy. jimmy greaves, who s died at the age of 81. the football presenter and former spurs striker gary lineker described jimmy greaves as one
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