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The International Association Football Federation (FIFA) on Friday announced the ban on selling alcoholic drinks in World Cup stadiums and their vicinity, stressing that the decision was made with the...
Qatar has banned the sale of all alcoholic beverages at World Cup stadiums in a last-minute backflip from organisers just days before the tournament begins.
Many social media users are comparing the FIFA World Cup in Qatar to the infamous Fyre Festival, after a ban on alcohol was announced.
Fifa announced the last-minute alcohol ban for stadiums on Friday, 48 hours before the World Cup kicks off in Qatar.
>> what's up with that? they tweeted, well, this is awkward. $70 million awkward, which was deleted. but that's the least you're going to say. this is the world's most predictable problem, right? this sponsorship is years in the making. to rescind that right for folks two days out reeks of bad faith. and if they couldn't deal with the fact they wanted beer, they didn't have to accept the money in the first place. by the way, they should probably give it back. but most of all let people have the beer! let the people have their beer! >> let the people have their beer, i can agree with that compl...