Not everyone is equal!!!

UEFA and FIFA are working against football; it is a game to them, a chance to earn money and one of the best proofs is the choice of referees for important matches. How many times have you seen a cute little fisherman from Mauritius as the referee of a World Cup quarterfinals between Brazil and Argentina.

The policy to give a chance to everyone has lead to the situation where games are decided by people that can’t wait to blow the final whistle, so they can get an autograph from Ronaldinho or Leo Messi’s jersey.

It is ridiculous to toy with people’s destinies in such a way, but the bureaucrats don’t get that, as they mostly don’t even watch the games. Who knows what they are thinking about snoozing in their chairs.

Of course, Michel Platini is no bureaucrat but certain lobbies saw him win the elections in UEFA – some debts simply have to be paid back. Frightened Norwegian, strayed in London fog on Wednesday night, is only a consequence of letting Scandinavian referees learn the ropes on the biggest matches.
When you preside over a game between Rosenborg and Viking, you can overlook eight penalties for Rosenborg and they will win and even if they don’t, no one will care.

If you overlook the offside in the duel between Lyn and Tromso, perhaps someone from the crowd will complain, but you will get a nice warm cup of tea after the match instead of insults from Didier Drogba.

Chelsea are not a victim of conspiracy but of a belief that everyone is equal in football, which is absolute nonsense. Some invest billions eager to rule the world, while the fortunate one see football as fun and don’t even think about the result till Sunday night.

That is why the Champions League has no sense in the end, just like the world cups.

Gus Hiddink knows that best, as he built his career on the fact that the ignorant referees favour world cup hosts. South Korea in the semifinals of a big competition sounds as Italian cricket team in the finals of the world league, or whatever the competition is called.

Our pick is that someone from former Soviet Republics, Azerbaijan, for example will preside over the Champions League finals. Just to remind how England won their only world champion’s title.

For your information, the biggest stadium in the country is named after the man who allowed the famous goal in 1966 finals.

FIFA have a really good sense of humor.

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