A question to FIFA regarding Ebola if I may.

What preventative measures will FIFA and Sepp Blater be putting in place to ensure safety of fans and to stop the spread of the disease or does the disease not affect those who would lose revenue if itwas appropriately contained?

Yes I am pointing.

In the African countries affected matches have been suspended and African qualifiers have been postponed, if you expect this in Spain perhaps you should wait until there are active transmission to general population.

a link from august

If football is your biggest Ebola concern, you might want to rethink a few things.... I like it too, but come on, there are slightly more important bits to worry 'bout?

a reply to: Kesallen

Yeah there are mate, how do you know this is the OP's 'biggest concern'? Why can't people discuss avenues and alternative parts of a subject without ATS kids spouting rubbish - AGAIN.

OP makes a fair point - will the big business of football be halted in the interests of public safety?

I'm outta here, the site's just full of kids who are learning to argue or disagree, people who are missing the point over and over. ATS is now the opposite of what it used to be.

originally posted by: Kesallen
If football is your biggest Ebola concern, you might want to rethink a few things.... I like it too, but come on, there are slightly more important bits to worry 'bout?

So we're only supposed to worry about the most important things?

You need to broaden your horizons there amigo

I dont think they will be taking measures at all, not until all hell breaks loose at least.
What safety measures have we seen from airlines or other countries? Containment policies have been very poor. If anything, it looks like they are trying to help spred the virus.

Im pleased someones following or seeing what impointing at here.

How many passengers does a flight hold compared to a football stadium of travelling fans.