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When traveling to a new country, it's important to be mindful of its unique cultural practices and customs, and Qatar is no exception. We must show respect for their traditions and way of life. However, with the world becoming increasingly diverse, it's essential to recognize that some countries may have different standards and cultures than what we're accustomed to. For example, while drinking beer may be allowed with no restrictions in many places, it's not permitted in Qatar due to religious beliefs. In my opinion, FIFA should consider reevaluating their decision to allow countries with such strict cultural limitations to host the World Cup. It's crucial to ensure that the event is accessible and enjoyable for people of all backgrounds and beliefs.

The world cup is a transnational competition so FIFA should consider other people's cultures or beliefs before giving hosting rights to nations. Most of the most influential or longtime sponsors of the world cup are breweries or brewing companies. The world cup in Qatar made them lose their advertisement slots. FIFA was not too concerned about the implication because Qatar had money to compensate for FIFA's financial losses. But the religious and cultural beliefs affected the world cup negatively. Host nations should be flexible during the world cup period and they can continue with their laws after the world cup.

After all Saudi Arabian government permitted Cristiano Ronaldo to cohabit with his girlfriend Georgina Rodriguez because they wanted him to play football in the country. This means that these laws can be readjusted or relaxed to suit world cup fans. These laws should be restricted to only the nationals of the country and those that have the same religious or cultural beliefs. But fans with different religious views or cultural beliefs should be allowed to enjoy the world cup without restrictions.

Yes, that is one example that rules can be bended for certain situations like Ronaldo being exempted with the rules because he is not a Muslim, and the league needs him to bring success on the club and the whole SPL. I bet FIFA have learned a thing or two about what happened in the last World Cup and that made them think that certain scenarios should be exempted even if a Muslim country will host it because it is expected that all kind of people with different culture will flock towards them to be entertained and enjoy the event.

As far as I can see it, only two things will happen;

1. FIFA learned their lesson and will not let these Muslim countries to host another FIFA event in the future
2. FIFA will still let these said countries to host an event given that they will flexible enough to accept that there might be some rules that needed to be bend

Either way, FIFA is still on the winning side because there are still many countries out there that can host an event successfully without having some problems. A country that is more open and can give freedom to the people that will flock to their country to watch the said event.

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I know about that case. I have seen documentary films of it and I must say USA authorities alledgedly also were at fault as well. It is said that the oldest brother was a CIA asset who was promised USA citizenship (so he could compete in the national boxing team, or so) and after doing what he was told by his handlers, he did not received his citizenship.

So he decided to take revenge by involving his little brother in that horrendous attack.

Do not misunderstand me, there is no nation which security is perfect but the United States have learnt much in these lastest decades.

Americans have this habit of poking their nose in all these third world nations, rather than minding their own business. As a result, sometimes they face unintended consequences such as terror attacks. I was trying to say that sports events in US do have risks associated with them. And this one is such a massive event, which will see millions of fans travelling to the United States. Qatar managed the security quite well last time, partly because they are such a small country. But 2026 is going to be different. Matches are scheduled to take place in several cities, which are thousands of kilometers apart from each other.

That I cannot disagree but that is very true mate, that is one of the downside of America because they are not minding their own business even if it doesn't directly involve them. It is a habit that sometimes put the whole country at risk and this time, they will face a dangerous situation again because a big event like the World Cup will take place in their country and they cannot avoid the factor that there might be some guys who are planning something in the guise of being an audience in one of the games. That means that while the country is having fun, let's expect that their medium in security will be tough including the screenings of every port and airport.

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The world cup is a transnational competition so FIFA should consider other people's cultures or beliefs before giving hosting rights to nations. Most of the most influential or longtime sponsors of the world cup are breweries or brewing companies. The world cup in Qatar made them lose their advertisement slots. FIFA was not too concerned about the implication because Qatar had money to compensate for FIFA's financial losses. But the religious and cultural beliefs affected the world cup negatively. Host nations should be flexible during the world cup period and they can continue with their laws after the world cup.

After all Saudi Arabian government permitted Cristiano Ronaldo to cohabit with his girlfriend Georgina Rodriguez because they wanted him to play football in the country. This means that these laws can be readjusted or relaxed to suit world cup fans. These laws should be restricted to only the nationals of the country and those that have the same religious or cultural beliefs. But fans with different religious views or cultural beliefs should be allowed to enjoy the world cup without restrictions.

FIFA usually changes the rules of the places where it hosts the world cup.

For example in Brazil they had a law that didn't allow selling alcohol inside the stadiums, but when the world cup was hosted there, they literally changed the law to allow that.

FIFA is a massive corporation, able to do pretty much anything they want to.

Although Brazil was forced to change that rule, we did not notice any change in the 2022 Qatar World Cup, that is, the game was completed according to the rules set by the Qatari government from the beginning of the season until the end.
Alcohol was banned in Qatar, extramarital affairs were banned, homosexuality was banned, there were specific rules on women's clothing but none of these were changed by the Qatari government. Despite these strict regulations, the Qatari government managed to successfully complete the World Cup tournament. Qatar is a predominantly Muslim country, so it is natural to have such a rule in that country. Hope future world cup football lovers can sit in the stadium and enjoy the match well by enjoying the maximum facilities.

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Quote from: Hispo on August 05, 2023, 11:21:54 AM

I know about that case. I have seen documentary films of it and I must say USA authorities alledgedly also were at fault as well. It is said that the oldest brother was a CIA asset who was promised USA citizenship (so he could compete in the national boxing team, or so) and after doing what he was told by his handlers, he did not received his citizenship.

So he decided to take revenge by involving his little brother in that horrendous attack.

Do not misunderstand me, there is no nation which security is perfect but the United States have learnt much in these lastest decades.

Americans have this habit of poking their nose in all these third world nations, rather than minding their own business. As a result, sometimes they face unintended consequences such as terror attacks. I was trying to say that sports events in US do have risks associated with them. And this one is such a massive event, which will see millions of fans travelling to the United States. Qatar managed the security quite well last time, partly because they are such a small country. But 2026 is going to be different. Matches are scheduled to take place in several cities, which are thousands of kilometers apart from each other.

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Quote from: nullama on August 06, 2023, 01:28:34 AM

Quote from: Zlantann on August 05, 2023, 10:37:25 AM

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The world cup is a transnational competition so FIFA should consider other people's cultures or beliefs before giving hosting rights to nations. Most of the most influential or longtime sponsors of the world cup are breweries or brewing companies. The world cup in Qatar made them lose their advertisement slots. FIFA was not too concerned about the implication because Qatar had money to compensate for FIFA's financial losses. But the religious and cultural beliefs affected the world cup negatively. Host nations should be flexible during the world cup period and they can continue with their laws after the world cup.

After all Saudi Arabian government permitted Cristiano Ronaldo to cohabit with his girlfriend Georgina Rodriguez because they wanted him to play football in the country. This means that these laws can be readjusted or relaxed to suit world cup fans. These laws should be restricted to only the nationals of the country and those that have the same religious or cultural beliefs. But fans with different religious views or cultural beliefs should be allowed to enjoy the world cup without restrictions.

FIFA usually changes the rules of the places where it hosts the world cup.

For example in Brazil they had a law that didn't allow selling alcohol inside the stadiums, but when the world cup was hosted there, they literally changed the law to allow that.

FIFA is a massive corporation, able to do pretty much anything they want to.

Yes, I also know that and I was expecting to see the same thing happening to Qatar when they hosted the world cup but unfortunately, instead of changing the rules, they still kept their rules about beer, alcohol, and LGBT which is not good and surely this can take the freedom from the people who visit this country.

They suspended drinking alcohol while if they have enough money there will not be any problem even if they do that in Qatar.

Also, Qatar banned alcohol because of Islam while they killed many foreign workers who came to this country because of their hard work and surely Islam is against killing these workers and this can be a greater sin in any religion.

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Quote from: Zlantann on August 05, 2023, 10:37:25 AM

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The world cup is a transnational competition so FIFA should consider other people's cultures or beliefs before giving hosting rights to nations. Most of the most influential or longtime sponsors of the world cup are breweries or brewing companies. The world cup in Qatar made them lose their advertisement slots. FIFA was not too concerned about the implication because Qatar had money to compensate for FIFA's financial losses. But the religious and cultural beliefs affected the world cup negatively. Host nations should be flexible during the world cup period and they can continue with their laws after the world cup.

After all Saudi Arabian government permitted Cristiano Ronaldo to cohabit with his girlfriend Georgina Rodriguez because they wanted him to play football in the country. This means that these laws can be readjusted or relaxed to suit world cup fans. These laws should be restricted to only the nationals of the country and those that have the same religious or cultural beliefs. But fans with different religious views or cultural beliefs should be allowed to enjoy the world cup without restrictions.

FIFA usually changes the rules of the places where it hosts the world cup.

For example in Brazil they had a law that didn't allow selling alcohol inside the stadiums, but when the world cup was hosted there, they literally changed the law to allow that.

FIFA is a massive corporation, able to do pretty much anything they want to.

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Quote from: Sithara007 on August 04, 2023, 10:45:32 PM

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I would not worry too much about the security in such sport events to be honest, the United States intelligence agencies have quite enough experience to track and follow the steps of those who may have bad intentions while traveling to the next world cup.

Lately, there has been some criticism about them, under the Biden administration, however this is such a big event that it would be foolish (even reckless) not to stay alert for possible terrorist threats.

I doubt there would be a massive cancelation of Visa just because of the visitor's nationality, I would not be surprised if Trump tried again if he wins.

Well.. 10 years ago (on April 15, 2013 to be precise), the Boston marathon was attacked with bombs. A total of 3 people died, and close to 300 ended up with injuries of various severity. So terrorists attacking sporting events in the United States is nothing new. But in this case, the attackers were homegrown (Dzhokhar Tsarnaev and Tamerlan Tsarnaev), and they arrived in the United States on valid visas. The perpetrators arrived in the US back in 2002 on tourist visas and then successfully applied for asylum. This is the reason I am saying that the US authorities will be cautious with all these visitors in 2026.

I know about that case. I have seen documentary films of it and I must say USA authorities alledgedly also were at fault as well. It is said that the oldest brother was a CIA asset who was promised USA citizenship (so he could compete in the national boxing team, or so) and after doing what he was told by his handlers, he did not received his citizenship.

So he decided to take revenge by involving his little brother in that horrendous attack.

Do not misunderstand me, there is no nation which security is perfect but the United States have learnt much in these lastest decades.

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Quote from: Zlantann on August 05, 2023, 10:37:25 AM

Quote from: Leviathan.007 on August 05, 2023, 10:08:48 AM

When traveling to a new country, it's important to be mindful of its unique cultural practices and customs, and Qatar is no exception. We must show respect for their traditions and way of life. However, with the world becoming increasingly diverse, it's essential to recognize that some countries may have different standards and cultures than what we're accustomed to. For example, while drinking beer may be allowed with no restrictions in many places, it's not permitted in Qatar due to religious beliefs. In my opinion, FIFA should consider reevaluating their decision to allow countries with such strict cultural limitations to host the World Cup. It's crucial to ensure that the event is accessible and enjoyable for people of all backgrounds and beliefs.

The world cup is a transnational competition so FIFA should consider other people's cultures or beliefs before giving hosting rights to nations. Most of the most influential or longtime sponsors of the world cup are breweries or brewing companies. The world cup in Qatar made them lose their advertisement slots. FIFA was not too concerned about the implication because Qatar had money to compensate for FIFA's financial losses. But the religious and cultural beliefs affected the world cup negatively. Host nations should be flexible during the world cup period and they can continue with their laws after the world cup.

After all Saudi Arabian government permitted Cristiano Ronaldo to cohabit with his girlfriend Georgina Rodriguez because they wanted him to play football in the country. This means that these laws can be readjusted or relaxed to suit world cup fans. These laws should be restricted to only the nationals of the country and those that have the same religious or cultural beliefs. But fans with different religious views or cultural beliefs should be allowed to enjoy the world cup without restrictions.

Yes, that is one example that rules can be bended for certain situations like Ronaldo being exempted with the rules because he is not a Muslim, and the league needs him to bring success on the club and the whole SPL. I bet FIFA have learned a thing or two about what happened in the last World Cup and that made them think that certain scenarios should be exempted even if a Muslim country will host it because it is expected that all kind of people with different culture will flock towards them to be entertained and enjoy the event.

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Quote from: Leviathan.007 on August 05, 2023, 10:08:48 AM

When traveling to a new country, it's important to be mindful of its unique cultural practices and customs, and Qatar is no exception. We must show respect for their traditions and way of life. However, with the world becoming increasingly diverse, it's essential to recognize that some countries may have different standards and cultures than what we're accustomed to. For example, while drinking beer may be allowed with no restrictions in many places, it's not permitted in Qatar due to religious beliefs. In my opinion, FIFA should consider reevaluating their decision to allow countries with such strict cultural limitations to host the World Cup. It's crucial to ensure that the event is accessible and enjoyable for people of all backgrounds and beliefs.

The world cup is a transnational competition so FIFA should consider other people's cultures or beliefs before giving hosting rights to nations. Most of the most influential or longtime sponsors of the world cup are breweries or brewing companies. The world cup in Qatar made them lose their advertisement slots. FIFA was not too concerned about the implication because Qatar had money to compensate for FIFA's financial losses. But the religious and cultural beliefs affected the world cup negatively. Host nations should be flexible during the world cup period and they can continue with their laws after the world cup.

After all Saudi Arabian government permitted Cristiano Ronaldo to cohabit with his girlfriend Georgina Rodriguez because they wanted him to play football in the country. This means that these laws can be readjusted or relaxed to suit world cup fans. These laws should be restricted to only the nationals of the country and those that have the same religious or cultural beliefs. But fans with different religious views or cultural beliefs should be allowed to enjoy the world cup without restrictions.

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It's also a lot more closer to culture of football fans than Qatar was. It's not about having a different culture, or banning some stuff, it's about the fans and what their culture was, and "respect my culture" is not a good way of branding "we will not allow you to do this" because that's just changing words but also doing the same thing.

If you do not allow people to drink beer while watching the game, you lose half of the people already, that's literally one of the most common things everyone does, and just saying "respect my culture" by banning beer drinking, well you end up with white clothed Arabic people watching and no one else coming to visit. They set out to make a good advertisement for their nation and spent 200 billion (doubtful) and managed to ruin their reputation instead.

Actually agree with all your opinion, we must respect with difference culture actually when FIFA World Cup host have Moslem culture and all disallowed like alcohol drinking have be forbidden. I don't know what are people minds when Qatar announcing not allowed yet with LGBT, drinking alcohol and living in the one bad for supporter not marriage yet but many football players and national team not agree what rule from Qatar.

FIFA have research early exactly when choosing country become host of World Cup, agree or not with their culture and all participants national teams until players should respect with country will be host for FIFA World Cup.

When traveling to a new country, it's important to be mindful of its unique cultural practices and customs, and Qatar is no exception. We must show respect for their traditions and way of life. However, with the world becoming increasingly diverse, it's essential to recognize that some countries may have different standards and cultures than what we're accustomed to. For example, while drinking beer may be allowed with no restrictions in many places, it's not permitted in Qatar due to religious beliefs. In my opinion, FIFA should consider reevaluating their decision to allow countries with such strict cultural limitations to host the World Cup. It's crucial to ensure that the event is accessible and enjoyable for people of all backgrounds and beliefs.

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If they do something special, like "world cup visa team" type of deal, where people would apply for a visa outside of regular reasons and just for the world cup, they got in maybe like at max a few days before the world cup starts and leaves after a few days it ends, that type of special situations? That would be making it so much easier.

The next world cup will attract a lot of visitors, because unlike las world cup, the US is a freer state to have fun in that Qatar was.

Also, with how the MLS is becoming more popular and trending every day in the news since Messi joined them and they have been winning each game, even in the United States, there will be a larger audience that will become interested in the world cup game they know as soccer because of the influence of the big players that have moved to the MLS. There will be a lot of travels for games even by citizens of the country and the government needs to be prepared for it.

It's also a lot more closer to culture of football fans than Qatar was. It's not about having a different culture, or banning some stuff, it's about the fans and what their culture was, and "respect my culture" is not a good way of branding "we will not allow you to do this" because that's just changing words but also doing the same thing.

If you do not allow people to drink beer while watching the game, you lose half of the people already, that's literally one of the most common things everyone does, and just saying "respect my culture" by banning beer drinking, well you end up with white clothed Arabic people watching and no one else coming to visit. They set out to make a good advertisement for their nation and spent 200 billion (doubtful) and managed to ruin their reputation instead.

Absolutely.The US held World Cup was brilliantly held in 1994 when the technology and infrastructure was not as advanced as is now although the freedom even there was the same in the USA.I don't care much what Qatar did and if they ruined their reputation or not but overall I think they made their country well known into the world as no one would know Qatar without this event,no one would know this well about Qatar without this event.

In the countries where it will be held in 2026 it will be one of the most beautiful World Cups ever as the fans are awesome in these countries,and even their national leagues,mainly MLS has become a major sport in US while in 1994 was not that big.

Couldn't agree more with that because before the 2022 World Cup, Qatar was just an ordinary Muslim country that is know for their rich in petrol and nothing more than that. Things evolved afterwards and many perspective have been debunks because of the said event, sure Qatar organized it beautifully but it is well expected to be like that because they have so much resources just waiting to be spend.

In the next world cup, it will be more interesting compared to what happened in 2022 because it will be the first time where three countries have joined together to host the said event and FIFA will introduce a new format as well.

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Quote from: Leviathan.007 on August 04, 2023, 04:25:12 AM

I'm also thinking about this and I think there is a high chance for them to make a rule to let the world cup visitors to take visas easier while they don't wait for the other normal rules. Because of the current situation in America, there is a high chance for some people to get their visas rejected because of the country they live in.

That would be the best way to handle it, but it's also not that easy to handle it neither. I have to say that it's not going to be easy and we are not going to end up with anything good in the end. We should point out that the best thing to do in this case would be making sure that they have some extra hands working on it.

Because if they have a bigger team working on it, all that extra visa request they will get won't get clogged down in the little one they have right now. Don't get me wrong, they still have people working on visa a lot more than most other nations, but with World Cup coming about, I feel like that's going to be even harder and that is why I suggest that we end up with something that is a lot more and bigger as a team.

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The US held World Cup was brilliantly held in 1994 when the technology and infrastructure was not as advanced as is now although the freedom even there was the same in the USA.I don't care much what Qatar did and if they ruined their reputation or not but overall I think they made their country well known into the world as no one would know Qatar without this event,no one would know this well about Qatar without this event.

In the countries where it will be held in 2026 it will be one of the most beautiful World Cups ever as the fans are awesome in these countries,and even their national leagues,mainly MLS has become a major sport in US while in 1994 was not that big.

Yeah, US is one of the best country which can organize sporting events at their best and their history about this is also very good because we have too many big events in this country still one of the best fanbase as well for the sports even not like we have for the NFL and MLB but still can expect good gatherings during this event with completely new image of soccer after having problematic event in Qatar even this was also not bad at all.

Now most chances 2026 Soccer world cup is going to have set new trends for the soccer world because mostly we have many new things and technologies from them for big events with now three countries are sharing this all which is also amazing and new experience with 48 teams are going to take part first time as well.

The advantage that the US has over other countries is that with major sports arenas built across the country is that they don't need to build anything new. They can leverage existing infrastructure to build out for the world cup. My concern is with Mexico. They play at a significantly higher sea level than US or Canada. When the US plays Mexico in the US vs in Mexico its 2 completely different games than each other. Going to be interesting how the draws occur and the location they play in. Canada is wildly different than Mexico.

I think it is foolish to think so much about the next World Cup. Because there are still many days left. It is also a matter of thinking what kind of decision is next from FIFA. But I think World Cup should be held every 2 years.

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The US held World Cup was brilliantly held in 1994 when the technology and infrastructure was not as advanced as is now although the freedom even there was the same in the USA.I don't care much what Qatar did and if they ruined their reputation or not but overall I think they made their country well known into the world as no one would know Qatar without this event,no one would know this well about Qatar without this event.

In the countries where it will be held in 2026 it will be one of the most beautiful World Cups ever as the fans are awesome in these countries,and even their national leagues,mainly MLS has become a major sport in US while in 1994 was not that big.

Yeah, US is one of the best country which can organize sporting events at their best and their history about this is also very good because we have too many big events in this country still one of the best fanbase as well for the sports even not like we have for the NFL and MLB but still can expect good gatherings during this event with completely new image of soccer after having problematic event in Qatar even this was also not bad at all.

Now most chances 2026 Soccer world cup is going to have set new trends for the soccer world because mostly we have many new things and technologies from them for big events with now three countries are sharing this all which is also amazing and new experience with 48 teams are going to take part first time as well.

The advantage that the US has over other countries is that with major sports arenas built across the country is that they don't need to build anything new. They can leverage existing infrastructure to build out for the world cup. My concern is with Mexico. They play at a significantly higher sea level than US or Canada. When the US plays Mexico in the US vs in Mexico its 2 completely different games than each other. Going to be interesting how the draws occur and the location they play in. Canada is wildly different than Mexico.

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Quote from: Hispo on August 04, 2023, 04:57:16 PM

I would not worry too much about the security in such sport events to be honest, the United States intelligence agencies have quite enough experience to track and follow the steps of those who may have bad intentions while traveling to the next world cup.

Lately, there has been some criticism about them, under the Biden administration, however this is such a big event that it would be foolish (even reckless) not to stay alert for possible terrorist threats.

I doubt there would be a massive cancelation of Visa just because of the visitor's nationality, I would not be surprised if Trump tried again if he wins.

Well.. 10 years ago (on April 15, 2013 to be precise), the Boston marathon was attacked with bombs. A total of 3 people died, and close to 300 ended up with injuries of various severity. So terrorists attacking sporting events in the United States is nothing new. But in this case, the attackers were homegrown (Dzhokhar Tsarnaev and Tamerlan Tsarnaev), and they arrived in the United States on valid visas. The perpetrators arrived in the US back in 2002 on tourist visas and then successfully applied for asylum. This is the reason I am saying that the US authorities will be cautious with all these visitors in 2026.

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Quote from: Leviathan.007 on August 04, 2023, 04:25:12 AM

I'm also thinking about this and I think there is a high chance for them to make a rule to let the world cup visitors to take visas easier while they don't wait for the other normal rules. Because of the current situation in America, there is a high chance for some people to get their visas rejected because of the country they live in.

Well.. Trump tried to ban people from a few countries such as Yemen and Somalia, but the SCOTUS overturned that ban. So I am not sure whether they will try something like that during the World Cup. That said, for the American authorities, it is a big security concern. Millions of people will be traveling for watching the world cup matches. Keeping surveillance on so many people would be quite tough. There is always a chance that some fringe elements may enter the United States after disguising themselves as football fans.

I would not worry too much about the security in such sport events to be honest, the United States intelligence agencies have quite enough experience to track and follow the steps of those who may have bad intentions while traveling to the next world cup.

Lately, there has been some criticism about them, under the Biden administration, however this is such a big event that it would be foolish (even reckless) not to stay alert for possible terrorist threats.

I doubt there would be a massive cancelation of Visa just because of the visitor's nationality, I would not be surprised if Trump tried again if he wins.

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Quote from: swogerino on August 04, 2023, 02:02:57 AM

The US held World Cup was brilliantly held in 1994 when the technology and infrastructure was not as advanced as is now although the freedom even there was the same in the USA.I don't care much what Qatar did and if they ruined their reputation or not but overall I think they made their country well known into the world as no one would know Qatar without this event,no one would know this well about Qatar without this event.

In the countries where it will be held in 2026 it will be one of the most beautiful World Cups ever as the fans are awesome in these countries,and even their national leagues,mainly MLS has become a major sport in US while in 1994 was not that big.

Yeah, US is one of the best country which can organize sporting events at their best and their history about this is also very good because we have too many big events in this country still one of the best fanbase as well for the sports even not like we have for the NFL and MLB but still can expect good gatherings during this event with completely new image of soccer after having problematic event in Qatar even this was also not bad at all.

Now most chances 2026 Soccer world cup is going to have set new trends for the soccer world because mostly we have many new things and technologies from them for big events with now three countries are sharing this all which is also amazing and new experience with 48 teams are going to take part first time as well.

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Quote from: Leviathan.007 on August 04, 2023, 04:25:12 AM

I'm also thinking about this and I think there is a high chance for them to make a rule to let the world cup visitors to take visas easier while they don't wait for the other normal rules. Because of the current situation in America, there is a high chance for some people to get their visas rejected because of the country they live in.

Well.. Trump tried to ban people from a few countries such as Yemen and Somalia, but the SCOTUS overturned that ban. So I am not sure whether they will try something like that during the World Cup. That said, for the American authorities, it is a big security concern. Millions of people will be traveling for watching the world cup matches. Keeping surveillance on so many people would be quite tough. There is always a chance that some fringe elements may enter the United States after disguising themselves as football fans.

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according to various news reports it’s rumoured that Biden government is planning to organise a task force which should make the process easy for obtaining the visa for the fans who wish to travel to see the World Cup but nothing is confirmed yet. Furthermore with elections due next year whoever win’s may make further changes to this task force hence I don’t expect much clarity on this till the next year’s election are over.

If they do something special, like "world cup visa team" type of deal, where people would apply for a visa outside of regular reasons and just for the world cup, they got in maybe like at max a few days before the world cup starts and leaves after a few days it ends, that type of special situations? That would be making it so much easier. Normally it is not that easy, it's filled, and there is really no situation where government can be enough to reply to everyone all at the same time.

This is why it's quite important that we end up seeing them do as well as possible. I know that it will take sometime, but if they can actually do it, then I bet that it's going to be great for sure. We just need to make sure that people can handle it as well as they could.

I'm also thinking about this and I think there is a high chance for them to make a rule to let the world cup visitors to take visas easier while they don't wait for the other normal rules. Because of the current situation in America, there is a high chance for some people to get their visas rejected because of the country they live in.

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Quote from: beerlover on August 02, 2023, 11:44:41 PM

If they do something special, like "world cup visa team" type of deal, where people would apply for a visa outside of regular reasons and just for the world cup, they got in maybe like at max a few days before the world cup starts and leaves after a few days it ends, that type of special situations? That would be making it so much easier.

The next world cup will attract a lot of visitors, because unlike las world cup, the US is a freer state to have fun in that Qatar was.

Also, with how the MLS is becoming more popular and trending every day in the news since Messi joined them and they have been winning each game, even in the United States, there will be a larger audience that will become interested in the world cup game they know as soccer because of the influence of the big players that have moved to the MLS. There will be a lot of travels for games even by citizens of the country and the government needs to be prepared for it.

It's also a lot more closer to culture of football fans than Qatar was. It's not about having a different culture, or banning some stuff, it's about the fans and what their culture was, and "respect my culture" is not a good way of branding "we will not allow you to do this" because that's just changing words but also doing the same thing.

If you do not allow people to drink beer while watching the game, you lose half of the people already, that's literally one of the most common things everyone does, and just saying "respect my culture" by banning beer drinking, well you end up with white clothed Arabic people watching and no one else coming to visit. They set out to make a good advertisement for their nation and spent 200 billion (doubtful) and managed to ruin their reputation instead.

Absolutely.The US held World Cup was brilliantly held in 1994 when the technology and infrastructure was not as advanced as is now although the freedom even there was the same in the USA.I don't care much what Qatar did and if they ruined their reputation or not but overall I think they made their country well known into the world as no one would know Qatar without this event,no one would know this well about Qatar without this event.

In the countries where it will be held in 2026 it will be one of the most beautiful World Cups ever as the fans are awesome in these countries,and even their national leagues,mainly MLS has become a major sport in US while in 1994 was not that big.

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