Ronald de Boer causes a strong riot at the World Cup in the Netherlands: ‘6,500 people died during the construction of the stadium? That’s nonsense’

The wonderful clip came during the program after the presenter Humberto Tan spoke about Louis van Gaal. The Dutch national team coach recently expressed strong criticism of the continuation of the World Cup in Qatar.

“We are going to play in a country, how FIFA says it, to develop football there,” the Orange national coach said. “And you do it by organizing a tournament in that country. That’s really it Bullshit† It is about money and business interests. This is important in FIFA.” The heads of the Qatar Football Association and the World Cup Organizing Committee, such as FIFA, had asked for clarification when they heard that Van Gaal thought it was absurd that the football World Cup would be held in the oil-rich country at the end of the year. This year.

“Everyone got together”

During the conversation, Lieutenant Colonel Tan spoke about the deaths that could have occurred during the construction of the World Cup stadiums. After an investigation, the British newspaper wrote: Watchman Last year there could have been 6,500 deaths. Ronald de Boer, the ambassador for the World Cup itself, turns out to have a fascinating insight into the whole affair to say the least.

“he is (Louis van Gaal, editor) Also buried under negative messages. I say that everyone at that time, including all these people from Nepal, Bangladesh and India, were all together. From a teacher to a cleaner to someone who works in construction. That’s where the numbers come in and it’s nonsense,” says de Boer.

Then the former football player went to the extra half. “And then those people fall short too, because a lot of people are dying. That’s sad. They feel like people have fallen off the field because of the heat. There are only people, say a teacher or a hotel worker, who can get hurt too. And so they put it together.” I’m not saying there have been no deaths, I’m saying everyone is talking about those huge numbers. They have been taken out of context.” (Read more below the photo)

In the same conversation, De Boer also ignored other points of criticism. “That the World Cup doesn’t take place in the summer? I played football at the highest level myself. You’re already ready for a vacation, and then you still have to play the World Cup. Now they won’t be until mid-season and these guys will still be fresh and fruity, and we’ll see their best.” I think you should give him a chance. The African Cup will also be held in February and after that the clubs should let these players go.”

Finally, de Boer also noted that organizing the World Cup has already improved Qatar. sponsorship system (So ​​that guest workers have hardly any rights and can be exploited, editor). Minimum wages have been introduced, and worker safety in stadiums has improved a lot. I lived there for seven years. I think the current emir is a good-hearted man, and he really wants Qatar to be ready for everyone in the future. There is a positive trend in it.”