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Political slogans have always been hated, and calls for football to stay away from politics have long been in line with the vast majority of people's thinking;

But in terms of religion, it is very debatable.

Religion has the most ardent fans in the world, in Europe, Christianity is widespread, and the same is true in South America, if there are authoritative statistics, it will be found that more than 90% of the players who play in the leagues of various European countries are religious devouts.

Generally speaking, the religion that is widely circulated is also exhortative to do good, and does not involve much else.

It's like in the Notts County team, even Yaya Toure from Africa is a devout Muslim, and there is not a single player who does not have his own religion.

FIFA's press conference announcing the latest rules took Notts County's Kaka as a model.

That's right, Kaka's celebration after each goal is to point to the sky with both hands, thank God, and in the last Confederations Cup, Kaka also took off his shirt after scoring a goal, revealing a shirt with words written on it, which said "I belong to God".

I don't know if it's because Kaka is famous, or because FIFA is deliberately targeting Notts County, as soon as the press conference ended, the news immediately spread all over international football.

David doesn't remember if there was such a rule in his previous life, but anyway, now FIFA has really come up with such a rule, which seems to be considered for the development of football and stands on the height of fairness and justice, but David will never think that Blatter has such a righteous awe.

At least David hasn't heard of any other player who would show his faith on the pitch like Kaka, and even if he did, it was definitely rare, and Blatter was definitely targeting Notts County and Kaka.

David is really disdainful of the behavior of a villain like Blatter, thinking that if he is successfully re-elected, he can be unscrupulous?

What a naivety!

If FIFA hadn't deliberately used Kaka as an example, I'm afraid the media wouldn't have sniffed out the conspiracy, but now, anyone can see what FIFA means!

Before, Blatter was busy with re-election in the general election, and I was afraid that he didn't have the time to find trouble in Notts County, but now that the dust has settled, is it time to settle the score?

Maybe this shot is a small temptation!

Now everyone is waiting to see how Notts County and Kaka face FIFA's difficulties, and if Notts County compromises this time, then I'm afraid FIFA will really have to be unscrupulous.

Many media have sung down about Notts County, after all, Notts County and FIFA hard steel before were because Notts County didn't care about FIFA's difficulties, and those difficulties couldn't hurt Notts County in the slightest.

But now it's completely different, the rules have been announced, and it is written into the FIFA document, if Notts County and Kaka do continue to violate, then it is entirely possible that Notts County will ban Kaka Worldwide, and even Notts County will be banned.

In the final analysis, FIFA is still the nominal leader and leader of world football, they have the right to decide the rules of the game, Notts County is just a club after all, even if they have stood at the top of the honor, but the innate status gap still makes it impossible for them to compete with FIFA.

are all waiting to see the jokes of Notts County, the majesty of FIFA is inviolable, and Notts County will still be cleaned up after all.

Those who have a grudge against Notts County will naturally not let go of this opportunity to fall into the well, and frequently jump out to ridicule Notts County, as if Notts County must be a man with his tail between his legs.

David watched the development of the situation coldly, watching the clown-like guys jump out, he hadn't deliberately counted them before, it turned out that there were so many sworn enemies in Notts County!

Nottingham Forest, Pozzo, PSV Eindhoven, West Ham, Celta...... There are also a number of media that have never been taken into account by Notts County, if they can be concretized, then the stones they throw down the well may be able to fill in the Mariana Trench.

However, these can really only be regarded as small roles, and they are not even strong teams in their respective leagues, and if they are allowed to jump around, they can cause very little Shanghai, and they will be dusted off and gone with the wind.

The reason why David did not stand up and resist was because he knew that he was not needed to intervene at all now, and that he had put Beckenbauer on the presidency of UEFA just because of personal connections.

Now, it's time for Beckenbauer and his UEFA team to play!

The confrontation between the two major football confederations has almost become the main theme of the upper echelons of world football, and it has never ended, and even without the relationship between David and Notts County, Beckenbauer will not let FIFA's policy go on so smoothly.

After two days of silence, UEFA held a press conference announcing its refusal to enforce FIFA's latest rules, which state that stadiums reject politics, but not religion.

UEFA's reasons are also very simple, under UEFA, there has been no unrest caused by religion, and even if there is, it is not a problem of UEFA and the clubs, it has nothing to do with football, so there is no reason to ban it.

With UEFA's statement, various football associations under UEFA's rule responded one after another, supporting UEFA's resolution, and completely ignoring FIFA.

In itself, FIFA and UEFA are equal relations, and there is no subordinate relationship, don't look at FIFA's bigger and louder name, but it can't command UEFA.

UEFA is not afraid of what FIFA has to threaten itself, FIFA can only get the World Cup, and if there is no European team, then can the World Cup still be called the World Cup?

Aside from the real supporters of FIFA and those who are not used to seeing Notts County, the vast majority of people still support UEFA's decision, and many fans and players have already criticised FIFA for being too lenient and that religious beliefs are personal and should be allowed as long as they do not significantly affect others.

This is nonsense, as long as the players and fans have religious beliefs, then it is impossible to completely isolate religion from the green field, can all players with religious beliefs be banned?

Yes, sometimes the game can get a little troubled because of religious beliefs, and in Glasgow, Scotland, the two famous teams Celtic and Rangers have different religious backgrounds, Catholic and Christian, respectively, and there are frequent sectarian clashes between them.

But this is clearly not a problem of football and clubs, but of social mores, which cannot be avoided at all! (To be continued.) )