In the same week that the FIFA anounced a 'Power of Football' contest Blatter sat down with a delegation of the Building and Wood Workers’ International (BWI) and affiliated national unions to discuss the progress made on matters related to the working conditions and labour rights of migrant workers in Qatar. It is a big shame that FIFA doesn't use 'the Power of Football' to enforce acceptable labour rights before even accepting a bid from a country that wishes to organise a World Cup. An organisation as big as the FIFA can not say in fairness that they had no clue about the labour conditions in Qatar.

Manchester United have ruled out commissioning genetic profiles of their players on ethical grounds. Two unnamed Premier League clubs have been revealed as having ordered the DNA data on their senior and junior players to flag up whether they have genes which indicate being injury-prone and their balance of power and endurance genes. A United spokesman told Press Association Sport: "We're aware of the science but we don't feel it's appropriate for our practise."