The Brazilian football legend, Pele, has spoken out on behalf of fans left without tickets for this year's World Cup. I worry a lot about the future of football because people forget a little about the pattern of the game, they start to think too much on the business way. But FIFA's president of 24 years, Dr Joao Havelange, whose successor is to be elected on Monday, defends the influx of money into the sport.
People complain when there's no money, people complain when there is money.
The important thing is to have the contracts and to able to do what football has become today, a power.