Lars Sivertsen

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2,657 appearances 22 recordings 5 series first heard Apr 2026 last heard 3d ago

Lars Sivertsen’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Like there is this sort of steady stream of uh punchy statements and the the the the there was the mistress allegation and there's also I it it it's clear that uh th Cheferin and and whoever else, but probably just Cheferin at the top of UEFA have decided that we're not
having this anymore.
And I think they're they they seem reading the tea leaves, uh being devoid of actual insights in this case, but just reading the tea leaves, it does seem that they're very insistent on not letting this drop into a situation where it's just business as usual.
Like we've made our stand, we've said our thing, and then football just continues 'cause that's what tends to happen.
But they seem to be coming up with things and and and being very punchy about stuff.
And intending to follow through.
It's i it would be very unfortunate if the something like the Women's Under Twenties World Cup ended up getting stuck in the crosshairs of this.
And I have made the suggestion that they should make some kind of arrangement that uh underage competitions should just kind of not apply when it comes to the boycots and the whatever's.
Let's let's just keep the sort of the the underage stuff out of that.
I think that would be a good and pragmatic solution for it.
But but even so you have women's World Cup qualifiers coming up in not that long, so that would be a very temporary fix anyway.
But but I am kind of heartened by the fact that there seems real determination behind UEFA's push to just kind of dislodge this man, because I do think he needs to go.
Can I throw out as someone who is, I think, instinctively on the side of the underdogs, I think no no regular listeners will know this.
I tend to tend to think that the big clubs and the big money and the big stuff is the root of all evil in football.
I have to say my my stance on the one country, one vote is is being challenged, I feel, because it's I especially watching um Infantino describe it as you know perfectly democratic.
It just kinda
gets my brain working and I'm I'm wondering is it democratically logical for Montserrat to have the same pool in the world of football as Brazil?
Like does this actually make sense?
Isn't isn't this the equivalent of like the smallest city in the UK having the same number of MPs and as London?
Like it just doesn't make any sense from a democratic perspective.
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