that world leaders went to russia in 2018 and that that world leaders went to russia in 2018 and that fifa that world leaders went to russia in 2018 and that fifa carried that world leaders went to russia in 2018 and that fifa carried out - that world leaders went to russia in 2018 and that fifa carried out the i 2018 and that fifa carried out the world 2018 and that fifa carried out the world cup 2018 and that fifa carried out the world cup in 2018 and that fifa carried out the world cup in that 2018 and that fifa carried out the world cup in that country. - 2018 and that fifa carried out the world cup in that country. and ii world cup in that country. and i think world cup in that country. and i think that world cup in that country. and i think that set world cup in that country. and i think that set a world cup in that country. and i think that set a terrible - world cup in that country. and i. think that set a terrible precedent going think that set a terrible
awarded fantastic tournament in how it was awarded or fantastic tournament in how it was awarded or indeed, the fact that the natural awarded or indeed, the fact that the natural football season, as it were, here in natural football season, as it were, here in the natural football season, as it were, here in the uk, is being reworked around here in the uk, is being reworked around it. here in the uk, is being reworked around it, and all of the issues around around it, and all of the issues around human rights. but i suspect that once around human rights. but i suspect that once we have through it, we will slightly go back to normal, and i don t will slightly go back to normal, and i don t actually think there will be much i don t actually think there will be much long term change. i think there should much long term change. i think there should be, much long term change. i think there should be, but i suspect there will not be should be, but i suspect there wil
indicted following an fbi investigation. how do you think that case relates to the tournament we are watching today? to the tournament we are watching toda ? ~ . to the tournament we are watching toda ? ~ , ., ., ., ,, to the tournament we are watching toda ? . , ., . . ~ today? well, first of all, thank you very much today? well, first of all, thank you very much for today? well, first of all, thank you very much for having today? well, first of all, thank you very much for having me today? well, first of all, thank you very much for having me on. - today? well, first of all, thank you | very much for having me on. thank you for describing our series is a hit. your words, not mine! you for describing our series is a hit. yourwords, not mine! ithink what happened in 2015 was, it basically confirm what a lot of football fans like myself have felt in our guts for a little while, which is that fifa, the organisation meant to protect the game, mostly meant to protect the game, most
half of the events have been in russia, qatar and china. russia hosted events after the annexation of crimea, after the downing of malaysia airlines mh17. and when it came to the final choices for the 2018 and 2022 world cups, there were nine countries in the mix, including england, australia and the united states, who were considered by many to be the clear favourites for this current world cup. of the 22 fifa executives who oversaw the process, 17 have since been accused, banned or indicted over allegations of corruption and wrongdoing to do with the russia and qatar bids. joining me now is miles cameron, producer of the hit netflix documentary fifa uncovered that looks closely at the organisation s checkered history and what it takes to host a world cup. you should go and see it. welcome to the programme. the opening few moments of the documentary focus on the corruption case in which more than a dozen officials at fifa were