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george vecsey menu a good book about the truly dark side of soccer 7/17/2018 12 comments chuck blazer and jack warner: before the flipping began okay, kids, the world cup is over. we’ve seen leaping keepers and flashy strikers and creative midfielders and dogged defenders. now let’s take a different look at the sport – the fifa fixers who gave us a rigged election linking this world cup in russia and another one in that soccer hotbed of qatar in 2022, all of it fueled by bucks, illegal bucks. the dark side of the “sport” is presented in a fascinating new book, “red card: how the u.s. blew the whistle on the world’s biggest sports scandal,” written by ken bensinger and published by simon & schuster. we already know there was a scandal and a fascinating dawn raid on a plush hotel in switzerland, nabbing big-shots from fifa. bensinger has written a gripping detective story about bringing down some of the crooks in soccer. maybe because digging away on a subject for weeks and months was never my strong point, i have huge admiration for investigators and reporters who finally uncovered the criminality in fifa. much of the dog work was done by americans from the irs, the fbi and the justice department – that is to say, snoops from the “deep state” who keep churning out material for “fake news.” the funny thing is that a major locus of this crime story is a famous building on fifth avenue owned by a slippery real estate and casino guy who went into politics. a lot of shady blokes came and went in that building, including paul manafort, campaign chairman and good friend of certain russian and ukraine interests, currently a guest of the u.s. government. another resident high in that glittery edifice was chuck blazer, an american soccer official who made a rather good living out of the percentages he quietly sliced out of every television and leasing and rights deal he cut while working for soccer federations. chuck blazer loved the game and it clearly loved him. he had one apartment. his cat had another apartment. the man lived large – 400 pounds’ worth, or so. it wasn’t easy to crack fifa, which is based in zurich, behind thick walls and layers of pomposity. a career irs official named steve berryman received a tip from a friend that fifa was involved in suspicious activity, with a lot of it taking place in the united states via the regional soccer federation, known as concacaf. berryman worked with jared randall, a young fbi agent, the son of a police officer, and evan norris, a prosecutor in the eastern district of the justice department, based in brooklyn. they contacted christopher steele, a private investigator in london (yes, the same christopher steele who has investigated the u.s. election in 2016.) they also contacted andrew jennings, a pesky investigative reporter from northern england who was occasionally tossed out of press conferences because he dared ask questions of sepp blatter, the oleaginous head of fifa. the investigators discovered questionable activity up and down the american continent, in comfy little corners of europe and the island of trinidad, home of jack warner, the shameless head of concacaf. i first became aware of warner in 1989 in port-of-spain, where the u.s. played a crucial qualifying match for the upcoming world cup. there was an overflow crowd because, as it turned out, warner and his two sons had sold as many 10,000 more tickets than there were places in the stadium – a nice little sideline for the warner family. we were all lucky that the fans were so kind, and did not riot or stampede. warner kited money everywhere. he and chuck blazer worked together – until they didn’t. bensinger’s book tells how they were separated by good investigative work by honest people. the work had its price. berryman, around 50, had to fly home from one european trip to have heart surgery; he got back on the trail as soon as he could. the investigators discovered enough secrets to ruin careers and reputations and illegal livelihoods of dozens of fifa officials, including chuck blazer, already a sick man. he flipped on his old accomplices, which earned him the right to die in a hospital bed instead of a prison in 2017. it is impossible to read about the hard work by berryman, randall, norris and their colleagues and not think about the detail-gathering being done by robert mueller and his huge staff, looking into allegations of criminality in the 2016 american election. this fine book gives an insight into what honesty and hard work can discover about too many people who insinuate themselves into our institutions. 12 comments ​best world cup ever? definitely in top 21 7/15/2018 13 comments ( zidane's world cup final was pretty good, too.) to appreciate what france accomplished, let’s first appreciate what croatia accomplished. a nation of 4-million battled its way to the finals of the world cup against a nation of 65-million, with superior training and playing conditions. in the final, croatia displayed its soccer sense and its tenacity while trailing, 4-1. croatia’s tough forward, mario mandzukic, burning over his inadvertent own goal earlier, rumbled to harass the french keeper, hugo lloris, who was being nonchalant with the ball at his feet. mandzukic stripped him of the ball and plopped it in the goal, and then made sure it was speedily escorted back to midfield, to keep the game moving, to keep hope alive. this was the same mental and physical toughness croatia had displayed for six previous matches in this world cup, three of them with 30 minutes of extra time. croatia never gave up, was chippy at times but with plenty of skill, and was admirable in the 4-2 defeat. let croatia’s resolute play be a model for the third world of football – from the americas to asia to africa. the swelling excitement from croatian people and players told me there is room for healthy national pride in the world cup. teams from panama, japan, egypt, mexico, saudi arabia, senegal and nigeria came to russia with hope -- better than many other things any nation could be doing. but the highest achievement in this sport increasingly belongs to the wealthy developed nations of western europe, for all their troubles. france, with children of immigrants who left marginal or failing societies, displayed a resourceful, skilled, athletic team of disparate personalities. american fans who love the proud individuals in pro basketball could surely relate to the french faces, the french handshakes, the french jokes going around during the celebration. “someday, maybe us,” americans could dare to think to themselves. now the sport sails into uncharted waters – first in 2022 qatar, a host of no known soccer asset save for american dollars in unmarked envelopes in the seedy corridors of fifa gatherings. then, in 2026, the friendly folks from fifa will expand the world cup from 32 to 48 teams, for goodness’ sakes. however, the expansion does have one benefit, as rory smith of the new york times pointed out in his illuminating column : in 2026, the quotas will be expanded for the lesser regions, and just might make room for african nations like cameroon, ivory coast and ghana as well as that absent western giant, the united states. he’s right – there is no magic cutoff line, based on absolute standards, between deserving and undeserving. nevertheless, i still hate the expansion. there need to be standards. the qualifying round is more valid when there is a real price for losing. but that is the future. right now there is an appealing champion, with dashing players all over the formation. people are wondering if this world cup, with all its upsets and late strikes and departing superstars and new faces, qualifies as best ever. this is a debate i hardly want to enter because everything changes every four years. i covered eight straight world cups from 1982 through 2010, and have followed the last two around home. among the highlights: 1982: brazil might have been the best te

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