“Now I know they do, I mean I see the clips, so I know that they do that. I know that one of our former referees, Trevor Kettle, has been in India, trying to pass on his skills. So I think that it’s that structure that says there’s got to be investment, and I think your government should be knocking on the door of FIFA saying if you are responsible for globalising the game of football, and the only way you’re going to secure that is to give us funds to help us at grassroots level to create the stadiums, to create the football pitches, and to create the curriculum within schools,” the 82-year-old, quite firm in his observations, told this website.
