The dodgy road to the Qatar World Cup: Part Six

It’s the final episode in our dodgy road to the Qatar World Cup series and our final show of 2022. Don’t worry, we’re back early in the next year.
This episode looks at the fall of Sepp Blatter, features more arrests than an episode of The Wire and proves that when it comes to corruption, FIFA are on another planet.
Titus O’Reily and Mick Molloy put the final bow on this tale of money, football and people behaving like the emotion shame had never been invented.

[@neilmitchell312]

Absolutely Brilliant Series

[@BrentHiggins01]

I'm thinking that "United Passions" was made after the FIFA board had a film night together and watched Mel Brookes' "The Producers".

[@scottcrowley4513]

Thankyou, Titus for all your effort on this. I thought it was going to be a 2 part, maybe 3 part series, but wow! 6! This has blown my mind. Now I understand why the Aussie team was furious after the '22 bid. Great work! I look forward to what you will bring us next year.

[@timcohen7035]

So bonza boys

[@discopepsis4947]

It's been an brilliant series this one! One thing that was incorrectly mentioned in this part and an earlier one I think too was that France hosted the 2006 World Cup when in fact it was Germany, otherwise you guys didn't miss a beat...looking forward to when you come back next year!

[@marcgioffre6639]

I really enjoyed the podcast I hope they come back next year