British writer: We should seek advice from Qatar instead of lecturing on acceptable clothing

A British writer praised the State of Qatar's organization of the 2022 World Cup, which concluded its competitions on Sunday, December 18, 2022, with the Argentine national team crowning the title at the expense of France, stressing that the tournament was exceptional by all standards.

Writer Charles Brooks, in an article published in the British newspaper "The Telegraph", described Qatar's organization of the World Cup as "dazzling and meticulous", despite the many media campaigns that preceded and accompanied the start of the tournament, noting that in the end everyone can only raise The hat is a tribute to Qatar's efforts in organizing the tournament.

Brooks, a sociologist and journalist interested in horse riding in Britain, added that when comparing what Qatar did in organizing the World Cup and Britain's organization of the European Cup final "Euro 2020", which witnessed riots "fueled by drugs", everyone can To ask himself: "Where would he like to take his 10-year-old daughter?"

He said he had been looking forward to taking his daughter to the Howden Christmas Race at Ascot Racecourse in Berkshire, "but we were prevented by the frost and the event had to be suspended".

Argentina captain Lionel Messi (right) receives the World Cup from FIFA President Gianni Infantino (French)

And the British writer indicated that this event was expected for him and his daughter.

They prepared for face painting, pony riding and horse racing, indicating that this is what made his daughter love to attend that race day.

The writer mentioned that the head of the insurance empire, David Houdin, was the owner of the idea of ​​​​holding the Houdin race in order to entertain his customers, his 4,000 employees and their families, in addition to his enthusiasm for the race and what Houdin’s official partnership with the Ascot Racecourse Foundation could do to develop his business;

It is what underscores that British racing is a global brand to be celebrated, and it is also a reminder that racetracks are safe, friendly places to spend a family day out, and need not be just a place to bet and drink.

The writer pointed out that other sports - such as football - have invested heavily in dealing with future generations to create a level of grassroots support for them. The league championships that are held for juniors are endless, and winning a strange kick with the star players in football;

All of which create lifelong fans of the sport.

The writer called on the Ascot Racecourse Foundation to learn from the recent World Cup, which was criticized, and continued, "The real question will be about what the tournament has achieved. Countries that were not expected to flourish have flourished, and everyone who attended the tournament in Qatar confirmed that it was very safe." Brilliantly organized."

He concluded his article by saying, "Perhaps we should ask Qatar for advice on how to run sporting events instead of lecturing it about acceptable and unacceptable clothing?"