Blatter: I won't change my address.
Jimmy Molala, 44, is a member of the Organizing Committee of the 20 10 World Cup, and was the vice-president of the South African Football Association. According to local media reports in South Africa, he was shot dead at his home in Nelspruit, PuMalanga province, South Africa last Sunday. Witnesses said that the attackers were two masked men.
In fact, this is not the first time that there has been violence in the World Cup in South Africa. On June 25th, 2007, the draw ceremony of 165438+ World Cup qualifier was held in Durban, South Africa, but just a few hours before the draw, the Austrian Peter Berg Taller, then the main goalkeeper of Salzburg team, was shot dead. Subsequently, FIFA President Blatter obviously wanted to downplay the doubt that the World Cup in South Africa was unsafe, just saying: "We strongly protest against this, and we strongly protest against any similar shooting incident."
After Molala's assassination, Blatter continued to support South Africa: "We don't have a plan B, South Africa is the only choice." After all, in the history of the World Cup, only 1986 World Cup changed the host country, and the reason for the change was that 1982 Colombia gave up, and then Mexico took over as the host country, which took four years to prepare. Now it is less than 1.5 years before the opening of the World Cup in South Africa, and the possibility of changing the host country is slim.
Simple address means that you only need to change the address.