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FIFA dispels W Cup rumours
NEW YORK. Jan 9: FIFA on Wednesday again denied rumours that 1994 World Cup would be moved out of the United States or that it even was considering such action, issuing an unusually terse statement to counter two published reports within the last five days, reports AP.
"Contrary to rumours being spread in the International press, FIFA has no reason whatsoever to consider transferring the next World Cup from the USA to another country," soccer's world governing body said from its Zurich. Switzerland headquarters.
This statement applies to any similar speculative remarks that will be made from now on until the time of the World Cup final competition in 1994."
The first report appeared Saturday in the Boston Globe, which reported that FIFA "was dissatisfied with World Cup preparations in the United States and has made disc reel inquiries Into the possibility of move the event to Argentina
Wednesday's statement by FIFA came following another report In The Times of London, said FIFA Press Officer Guido Tognoni.
"Normally, we don't react", Tognoni said. "But in America people get nervous. This was made for our friends in the United States."
These rumours appear before every World Cup", he added. They happened before Mexico (1986) and they happened before Italy (1990). Soccer is more difficult tn the United States and, in other countries, they know this (false reports) is normal. but not in the United States."
The United Slates was chosen 1988 over Iwo other candidates; traditional power Brazil, which has the largest third-world debt. and Morocco, which would have had to build eight stadiums to host the quadrennial event.
Still the announcement of the United States as the host for the 1994 tournament was criticized because it awarded the tournament to a country which has shown little interest in the game.
The first report that the World Cup would be moved was made one day after the 1990 World Cup final in Italy, when former player and now commentator Paul Breitner said the tournament would be transferred to his native Germany.
“Everything is going fine. We will live with these ru-mours". Tognoni said. "But we made this statement to ensure everybody in the US."
These rumours occur every three or four months from every corner of the world and everybody picks it up." Tognoni continued. "But this is such a stupid rumour, one we would like to dispel quickly.
"How can we go to Argentina with all their economic problems?"
World Cup USA 1994, the American organizers of the event, is behind schedule. It initially said II would announce Its 12 sites to be used for the 1994 tournament by December 1991. That was later revised to February 1992 and now It is not expected before late February or early March.
FIFA also was reportedly dissatisfied with Chuck Calc as the head of world Cup USA 1994 and moved him aside to a largely ceremonial position.
Calc, who last year was named as chief executive olfi ccr and co chairman of the or gantzing commillcc. was given the title of vice-chairman.