The 68 year-old, who is a legend for winning the World Cup both as a player and as a football manager, said that he will not feel welcome in the host country after being imposed of the suspension over his supposed refusal to speak with investigators, NDTV Sports said.
FIFA said that the use of the technology, dubbed GoalControl, was to properly counted wasted goals at previous World Cups, of which one of them was the famous goal made by Frank Lampard for England against Germany in 2010.
Swedish Jonas Eriksson is clearly not after the money, considering the bank account he already has as compared to the other referees in the tournament. Yahoo News said that this was a good decision indeed considering the proliferation of match-fixing and bribery probes that has been grabbing the headlines all over the world.
Cofounder Steve Beck of consulting firm cg42 told the Washington Post that more people are opting to find ways on how to watch streaming video of sports games legally as oppose to paying for cable subscription.
