FIFA President Gianni Infantino Part One - Sports Bizarre

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Titus O'Reilly 0:00
Yes, welcome, ladies and gentlemen. Before we get into another episode, Titus O'Reilly here. I just want to remind you, if you want, you can become a Bizarre Plus member. Not only do you get access to over 100 episodes in our back catalogue that are only exclusive to members, we have new episodes coming up all the time. Once a week, we have a bonus app. If you're interested in becoming a member, just simply click the link in the show notes and you can sign up today. It's Sports Bizarre. We're going to go full weird and bizarre in a way you will not see coming. The gloves are off.
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The hunt for the weirdest.
Mick Molloy 0:37
Hang on a second. This is so bonkers. This is terrible. You can't be doing that. Strangers. This is nuts. Yeah, this is borderline psychotic. It's only going to just increase on the shock. Most unbelievable. This guy's the greatest villain of all time. There's a lot going on. Can't keep up. Stories to ever occur. I'm learning a lot today. Hold on to your hands because we're just getting started. In the world of sport. That's the worst script I've ever heard. Well, it's not over. Oh, hello. I've gone too early.
Titus O'Reilly 1:04
Sports Bizarre. Tells member of the media to suck it and keep on sucking it. Rupert joined a local circus and was learning the art of swallowing live snakes. Threw the ball down, mounted his horse and rode away and never played again.
Mick Molloy 1:17
It's time for the leaders of the hunt. Get the whiteboard out or I refuse to go any further. It's Titus O'Reilly and Mick Molloy. Hello everybody and welcome to the latest episode of Sports Bazaar with me, Mick Molloy, and doing all the heavy lifting as usual, Titus O'Reilly. How are you, Titus? Well, I'm good because I've got something you're going to love.
Titus O'Reilly 1:37
You look happy with yourself. Well, anytime we say FIFA Ethics Committee, I just know you are going to be in seventh heaven. Because we've just run a FIFA series which drew a lot on the work we did back at Qatar. And which was how FIFA went from the beginnings of FIFA up to about the Qatar World Cup and all the stuff that's happened. But today we're breaking new ground with what's happened since Qatar. Okay. And so I thought I'd begin… How much is there? There's a little bit. So people have been listening or want to go back, history of FIFA parts one through to five. will lead them into this. It's terrific. And it is. It's some of the funniest.
Mick Molloy 2:13
Mind-blowing, jaw-dropping.
Titus O'Reilly 2:15
Because I haven't listened to it for four years. Head-scratching. Yeah, and I listen back and there's just so much of you and I just laughing because it's just, you know. Just the balls of it. Remember Chuck Blades?
Mick Molloy 2:24
Brazen is a word I want to use.
Titus O'Reilly 2:27
Oh, yeah. Shameless is another word. And no remorse when they're caught. No. Like no shame. Turn up the next day. Remember Chuck Blazer, the American guy, had the big beard, had the two apartments in Trump Casino, one that was just for his cats. Yes. And he became an FBI informant against it. So I'll bring us up to speed if you haven't listened to those five eps. Where we are. And where we're going to get into today mainly is this is going to be based mainly around Yanni Infantino, the new CEO, who we're currently in the middle of the Northern American World Cup and we know some of the things he's doing there. So we're going to bring it up to speed to how we got to here and how... How we got to the lowest moment in world sport, possibly.
Titus O'Reilly 3:12
Yeah, like possibly like it's right up there. So where we left off, what had triggered is the downfall of Sepp Blatter, who is now looking good, who recently has been saying, this guy's going too far.
Mick Molloy 3:25
When Sepp Blatter's texting.
Titus O'Reilly 3:27
It's like Stalin going, gee, calm down, mate.
Mick Molloy 3:32
Remember the Dennis Rodman? He's shaking his head going, this is not on.
Titus O'Reilly 3:36
Remember the Dennis Rodman in North Korea episodes we did, which you haven't listened to. You go back and listen to them because they're hilarious. But the vice journalist was drinking with Dennis and the dictator at a big party, Kim Jong-un, and Dennis sent someone across to say to the vice journalist, at the party, you need to calm down.

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