GuardianUK Planet Sport: Charity says balls to Sepp Blatter's legacy - http://www.guardian.co.uk/footbal... yesterday from Football news, match reports... - Comment - Like • Fifa criticised for not applying ethical practices • Organisation takes £2bn World Cup profit "Just bringing boys and girls together, organising schooling and health education, providing the tools to fight poverty and disease – that is the legacy we want to leave," said Sepp Blatter at the start of the World Cup. But one week after it finished, legacy-seeking press focus has stayed on Fifa's other big win: its estimated £2bn tax-free profit. The latest stories around the ethical set-up of the tournament concern the already controversial Jabulani ball. It was written off as "inadequate" by Gianluigi Buffon, and Robinho said: "The guy that designed it never played football." But the aerodynamics probably weren't top priority for Pakistani workers stitching for Adidas, being paid less than £1.85 a day, say the International Labour Rights Forum. That's less than £50 a month. Reports about the ball follow similar stories surrounding official replicas of the World Cup mascot, Zakumi,... - Petr Buben Keep Reading