What this is
An unofficial Vancouver counter-site for FIFA 2026: satire, receipts, resistance links, and printable trouble aimed at the host-city machine.
UNOFFICIAL HOST CITY
FEEFA
Football is not the enemy. The host-city extraction machine is. FEEFA tracks the bill, the rules, the resistance, and the jokes worth printing.
What we track
Public costs, temporary rules, branded zones, ticket extraction, policing, and the people pushing back across the 2026 host map.
What to do
Read the bill, find the resistance network, grab the posters, and send better receipts when the circus drops another invoice.
Street-Poster Ammunition
Fresh drop art is in the walls now. Print it, post it, and make the official language look as stupid as it sounds.
Street Evidence
Save The Caps march hits BC Place
Supporters used FIFA Congress week to drag ownership and public-money questions into the street.
BC Place before the overlay
The stadium before the temporary zones, security overlays, and sponsor fog roll in.
Manifesto For A Hostile Host City
The game is not the grift.
Football is neighbours yelling joyfully at a ball. The grift is a visiting empire in a tracksuit asking the public to pay for curtains, cops, signage, and the privilege of smiling through it.
A host city is not a chew toy.
Vancouver gets told to act honoured while rules, routes, signs, streets, and public money get tuned for the tournament machine. That is not celebration. That is civic cosplay with an invoice stapled to it.
The clean zone has mall-cop energy.
They call it brand protection because 'temporary privatization of ordinary life' sounds bad on a lanyard. If a sidewalk needs sponsor clearance, the sidewalk should develop a mouth.
Vancouver is not alone in the blast radius.
Mexico City workers, families of the disappeared, U.S. rights groups, Vancouver organizers, fan coalitions: different cities, same suspicious smell. The party lands with fireworks; the bill sneaks in through the service entrance.
The ticket racket wore a little monocle.
Dynamic pricing is a casino in a scarf. Fans get told to feel grateful while opaque seats, resale traps, and official scarcity perform a tiny ballet called Shut Up And Pay.
Keep football weird, public, and badly behaved.
FEEFA is not here to replace the spectacle with nicer branding. It is here to make the spectacle trip over its own velvet rope: posters, receipts, jokes, field reports, and enough civic side-eye to fog the hospitality suite.