Football was ruined long before Gianni Infantino came along
He should resign, but we shouldn’t kid ourselves about how we got here
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Oli Dugmore
Oli Dugmore is the executive editor (digital) of the New Statesman. He has reported from America, Europe and the Middle East. Previously, he started the repeatedly nominated but rarely award-winning social media publisher PoliticsJOE.
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