Sepp who?
Any news editor will usually have to make a tough decision when it comes to selecting the design, image and content of any publication.
The front-page of any newspaper, magazine or website should be able to instantly grab the attention of a reader while also informing them of what they can expect to read in the publication.
Sepp Blatter has been fairly prominent in the media this week – we wonder why – but FIFA’s weekly magazine don’t seem to think that his decision to step down is front-page news.
We’re happy to see that the Women’s World Cup has been given top billing – proper athletes deserve to have the limelight on them as opposed to corrupt bureaucrats – but why isn’t Blatter even mentioned in the lower columns?
Did this go to print before he stepped down or are FIFA just burying their heads in the sand. Mmm.
Big news story at FIFA this week … as you can see from the cover of FIFA’s in-house weekly magazine pic.twitter.com/e7yRTCmXXG
— Rob Harris (@RobHarris) June 5, 2015
Hat Tip – Rob Harris
