fifa to ensure cheap tickets

mynaamis

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see this link
http://www.businessday.co.za/articles/dailymailer.aspx?ID=BD4A246392

The average income per head in SA is about R33700 a year, according to the World Bank. Tickets at the recent World Cup in Germany cost R320-R3800; few of the football-mad population could afford to see matches at such prices. Tickets to Premier Soccer League matches usually cost R25, while tickets to Manchester United’s tour of SA last month ranged from R55 to R350.

Fifa is worried that, unless action is taken, matches could be played in half-empty stadiums, which would damage the atmosphere and create a negative impression among billions of television viewers.

ooh i would love to see what real action gets taken...
it will all be a political stance... ooh look we helped the poor street children to watch a match, but tomorrow they can go back to their shacks and we dont give a f#$k about that

looks like the 1st hiccups are starting to show... empty stadiums
 
well it's safer to watch the matches from your home (fenced-in, with electrified barbed wire, armed security, ect)
 
But I read on this forum that Fifa would never *allow* the 2010 World Cup to go ahead in South Africa, and that it was to be moved to Australia?

*confused*
 
But I read on this forum that Fifa would never *allow* the 2010 World Cup to go ahead in South Africa, and that it was to be moved to Australia?

*confused*

lol. They were "paid off" by the "BEE fat cats" within the ANC's fifth column - afterall, you cannot trust "them".
 
Moederloos said:
They were "paid off" by the "BEE fat cats" within the ANC's fifth column - afterall, you cannot trust "them".

Thanks for clearing that up. I was unsure which 2010-related story of doom to believe.

I know now that it is the fault of affirmative action.
 
As long as people don't resell the tickets.
 
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