Mexican Football Federation and the navel of the world

Do not understand. Or at least I can not believe it. It turns out that the Mexican Football Federation (FMF) decided to depart from the South American Football Confederation (CONMEBOL) because they feel discriminated against Nacional of Montevideo and Sao Paulo, who would not travel to Mexico saying some concern that the outbreak of swine flu.

The federation felt marginalized and then, Justino Compean (President of the FMF), raised the surprising determination at least "until we reach an agreement to improve by much the decision of the Conmebol to play a single game.

Mr. Compean should think that the FMF is more important than the Copa America, Copa Libertadores and Copa Sudamericana, ignoring a serious health problem and prioritizing the egocentrism of a soccer world power which is believed important only because many foreign players.

I do not know whether the Mexican audience or the fans of St. Louis and Guadalajara will agree with this decision, when both teams are playing the quarter-final pass, an instance of privilege for any participating team.

I hope the FMF review its sedition and value that is occupying a place that has given him prestige in recent years, but continue to play in CONCACAF (?).

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