SOUTH AFRICA: Universities cash in on soccer World Cup – University World News (Soccer News)
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SOUTH AFRICA: Universities cash in on soccer World Cup
University World News Universities are set to cash in on the 2010 Fifa World Cup with some institutions expected to earn up to R20 million (US$2.6 million), primarily from … Call centre for 2010 tickets SA's number one World Cup fan Second time lucky for African soccer supporters |
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Sepp Blatter doesn't help matters
Los Angeles Times Score one for the Americans ahead of their June 12 World Cup clash with the English? Not really. There was no malice involved in the play, but Cole will be … You must do it with class Rio Ferdinand sheds negative image to captain England |
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In Midst of Recession, Bundesliga Thrives
New York Times And perhaps with a bit of a bump from the 2006 World Cup, which was played in Germany, the league reports some impressive numbers: the highest average … Bundesliga head says WCup security a concern |
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Paul Maidment is Editor, Forbes Media
Forbes (blog) For some months soccer fans have been playing a guessing game: how can Guus Hiddink end up as head coach of Nigeria at the 2010 FiFA World Cup Finals in … |
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Blatter slams “anti-Africa” World Cup critics – Mail & Guardian Online (FIFA World Cup)
The president of world soccer governing body Fifa, Joseph Blatter, has lashed out at critics of South Africa’s ability to host this year’s World Cup in the wake of the terror attack on the Togo football team at last month’s Africa Cup of Nations in Learn more
Dar Es Salaam — LOCAL referees have once again failed to break into the world bracket, after FIFA snubbed them from officiating at the World Cup set for South Africa mid this year. Over the weekend, the world soccer governing body designated Learn more
The United States Soccer Federation and its World Cup bid committee have selected Ukrop Park, the Richmond Kickers’ Chesterfield County training complex, as a potential base camp for a visiting team should the U.S. be awarded the 2018 or 2022 FIFA Learn more
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WORLD CUP HISTORY – Kickoff (World Cup Qualifying)
WORLD CUP HISTORY – Kickoff
The idea of holding a global soccer tournament was first mooted at FIFA’s 1920 Congress, resulting in the first FIFA World Cup™ in 1930. Uruguay, Olympic football champions in 1924 and 1928, were granted host status. Only 13 teams took part, with
Tanzania : Fifa Snub Local Refs’ for World Cup – AllAfrica.com
Dar Es Salaam — LOCAL referees have once again failed to break into the world bracket, after FIFA snubbed them from officiating at the World Cup set for South Africa mid this year. Over the weekend, the world soccer governing body designated
MeinSchreibservice.de is holding thumbs at the 2010 Soccer World Cup – PR Inside
2010-02-08 10:35:58 – Cape Town, 8 February 2010 – The team at MeinSchreibservice.de was holding thumbs: both South Africa and Germany were not allocated the easiest opponents in the group draw for the 2010 FIFA Soccer World Cup. Although
U.S. Soccer picks Kickers’ facility as potential World Cup training – Richmond Times-Dispatch
The United States Soccer Federation and its World Cup bid committee have selected Ukrop Park, the Richmond Kickers’ Chesterfield County training complex, as a potential base camp for a visiting team should the U.S. be awarded the 2018 or 2022 FIFA
Indonesia’s 2022 World Cup bid in severe doubt – ESPN.com
Indonesia’s hopes of hosting the 2022 World Cup are in doubt with the country’s government yet to declare their support for the bid. Prospective hosts for the tournament must provide FIFA with a letter of government support by Tuesday if they are to
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