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Not being a big followers of non-American football, I don't understand how such a big and significant organization can be so F'ed up.I have at least seen a dozen different jokes with this subject today: smaller goal for the USA, red cards answered by a card with Trump on it, eliminated teams back in via phone call, Belgium playing with tied shoelaces, Infantino serving Coke Light into the Oval Office, Mbappé now playing for the USA, growth hormones for the US keeper (now a walrus, Trump as referee, USA beginning with a 5-0 headstart, and many that escaped me.
It is so ridiculous what's going on in the USA right now; permanently torn between crying and laughing.
Not being a big followers of non-American football, I don't understand how such a big and significant organization can be so F'ed up.
In this context, could Schmierentheater be translated with "circus act" or simply "circus":FIFA is all about money and only money. They are corrupt as hell. Everybody who is halfway sane cannot understand this Schmierentheater, as we say here. Google translates it as "melodramatic trash; hammy acting; cheap melodrama", but Wikipedia doesn't have an English page for it. The German page suggests a Yiddish origin.
https://dictionary.reverso.net/english-definition/circus+act said:2. (chaotic situation) anything absurd or convoluted
- The meeting turned into a circus act.
- The project became a circus act with all the changes.
- His explanation was such a circus act that no one understood.
https://dictionary.reverso.net/english-definition/circus said:2.(chaos) busy, chaotic scene or situation
- The traffic accident turned the intersection into a circus.
- The market was a circus during the holiday season.
- Her birthday party turned into a circus.
So, not likely to be easily replaced I guess.FIFA is all about money and only money. They are corrupt as hell. Everybody who is halfway sane cannot understand this Schmierentheater, as we say here. Google translates it as "melodramatic trash; hammy acting; cheap melodrama", but Wikipedia doesn't have an English page for it. The German page suggests a Yiddish origin.
In this context, could Schmierentheater be translated with "circus act" or simply "circus":
So, not likely to be easily replaced I guess.
Or to pressure to reform?

