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Sarah Mills says the current FIFA president’s secret plans to sell off the World Cup and accusations of blackmail against small football associations should spell the beginning of the end for his time in the role. He has brought the beautiful game into disrepute.
The Mills Minute is a daily commentary heard on 650 CKOM and 980 CJME, where Sarah Mills offers sharp insights, strong opinions, and a touch of wit on the stories that matter to people in Saskatchewan.
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Listen to more commentary from Sarah Mills:
Tues., Aug. 4: Sarah Mills says giving a business a chance to rectify something a client or customer is upset or disappointed by is a fairer approach than posting anonymous rants online.
Fri., July 31: The lonely trip down a never-ending highway needs a signal for “Hey, I see you.” Sarah Mills says the only way that can be done is through locking eyes, nodding the head and a wave of the finger.
Thurs., July 30: From paper routes to fast food, pumping gas or lifeguarding at the pool, Sarah Mills says summer jobs provide teens with responsibility, services and finances. We should all get to experience that.
Wed., July 29: Whether it’s cycling, climbing trees, hanging with friends or putting your head in a book, Sarah Mills says looking back on childhood summers should be filled with joy, nostalgia and happiness.
Tues., July 28: Between 18 school divisions and the Ministry of Education, Sarah Mills says there must be a better way to procure pencils, loose-leaf paper and Hilroy notebooks without an annual list to parents.
