Whether anyone believes it or not but a pressure has its effects especially on peoples sitting on the higher seats. Upcoming FIFA world is facing widespread protests across Brazil even since first Confederation cup match kicked off; the demands of protestors are genuine: how can an economically recessive country spend billions of dollars on football infrastructure when thousands of peoples are dying every year for lack of basic healthcare facilities? This time, it holds true in Brazil where ground infrastructure work is way behind of its time while World cup preparation work is going on in full swing. Not to mention how protestors are encircling every confederation match venue to show their solemnity about Brazilian economic issues; perhaps it is still unclear whether final math will be concluded smoothly on Sunday, or not. FIFA president Sepp Blatter, who was showing his confidence to complete Confederation cup along with upcoming world cup without being affected by severe protests, … [Read more...]