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Pele fears Brazil embarrassment over World Cup delays
SAO PAULO – Pele says Brazil risks embarrassment if preparations to host the 2014 World Cup do not get up to speed soon. Brazil's greatest footballer said he was most concerned about delays in building or improving stadiums and modernizing the country's "frightening" airport system. "You know of the fight we had to get the (2016) Olympics and the World Cup, traveling around the world seeking votes and now a moment has come that is worrying everyone," Pele told a news conference on Friday. "Brazil is running a great risk of embarrassing us in how it runs the World Cup, principally in communications. The airports are frightening and not just for Brazilians." Pele said he spoke with directors of world soccer's governing body FIFA and also a group linked to European body UEFA's president Michel Platini, who also expressed concern over the pace of preparations in Brazil. Most of the works for the World Cup are behind schedule and some of the stadiums have not even begun to be built as in the case of first division club Corinthians, chosen by Sao Paulo city as its match venue. "Brazil has the obligation to stage a good World Cup, a good administration, and sadly it's already behind and has this controversy of Sao Paulo," the 70-year-old Pele said. "The Paulista championship is the core of Brazilian football, it's what should already be settled and it still isn't settled." Sao Paulo will stage the tournament's opening match, according to the organizing committee, but it is unclear how Corinthians will enlarge their stadium to the 60,000-capacity required by FIFA. Work is supposed to start next month. Apart from the stadiums, infrastructure improvements are also required, especially to the inadequate airports. In Brazil, air terminals are close to saturation point and Sports Minister Orlando Silva has said that is a major obstacle ahead of the World Cup. http://www.abs-cbnnews.com/sports/02...rld-cup-delays |
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Join Date: May 2009
Location: Recife - São Paulo
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What is the point to post that non sense in all brazilian stadiums projects?
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Site do Novo Estádio muito bom.
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Reforma
Dá a maior tristeza ver o Mineirão assim, todo destruído...
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Join Date: Mar 2010
Location: Santa Maria/RS - Brasil
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Pra mim é alegria ver um estádio no Brasil sendo modernizado!
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Join Date: Mar 2011
Location: Pereira
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look good for the world cup 2014
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New pics
It seems that the works on the lower stands foundations started Last edited by Gutex; April 12th, 2011 at 03:10 PM. |
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Join Date: Jan 2008
Location: Dubai
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wow this place it's huge ... the new remoled stadium will look amazing!!
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It used to be the second biggest stadium in Brazil. I think for the world cup it will be the third but it is not clear yet.Last edited by Gutex; April 28th, 2011 at 04:48 PM. |
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The Q&A Guy
Join Date: Jun 2006
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Will the Magalhaes Pinto Stadium's upper tier be modified in any way? (besides new seating)
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The Q&A Guy
Join Date: Jun 2006
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The Mario Filho Stadium's roof has to get demolished to be replaced with a new one, so should the same happen with the roof of the Magalhaes Pinto stadium?
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No. Tests had been done to evaluate the structural condition of the stadium roof and they showed that it´s ok unlike the Maracanâ.
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