All Whites legend backs World Cup every two years - a podcast by RNZ

An All Whites legend is clear where he stands on a potential change capturing the attention of the football world.
Global governing body FIFA, via a project led by former Arsenal manager Arsene Wegner, are exploring the possibility of holding the World Cup every two years, instead of every four.
The latest step in the process is taking place in Qatar this week, with Wenger joined by FIFA president Gianni Infantino and a group of former star players and coaches to further discuss the proposal.
Part of that group is All Whites legend Ryan Nelsen, and the former New Zealand captain told Clay Wilson he's backing the already polarising idea to alter the cycle of the world's biggest sports tournament.

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