Archive for February 10th, 2010

Factfile: England captain John Terry – IndiaTimes (World Cup Soccer)

Factfile: England captain John Terry – IndiaTimes
PFA Player of the Year 2004-05, FIFA World Cup Team of the Tournament 2006, UEFA Best Defender: 2005, 2008, 2009 2001: Terry is one of four Chelsea players fined two weeks wages after drunkenly abusing American tourists at a Heathrow hotel the day

Terry replaced by Ferdinand as England captain – CBC News (Football News)

Exit John Terry. Enter Rio Ferdinand. Ferdinand has replaced Terry as captain of England ahead of this summer’s World Cup in South Africa, the Chelsea defender paying the ultimate price for being embroiled in a sex scandal involving the ex-girlfriend Read more about this World Cup article

Pretoria — Two million 2010 FIFA World Cup tickets were sold in the first three sales phases, according to FIFA. “We are content with the ticket sales results so far. We still have two more ticketing phases to sell out the event,” said Horst Read more about this World Cup article

England manager Fabio Capello would gladly face his native Italy in the 201 FIFA World Cup South Africa™ final. The Italian was speaking to students at Parma University today and was asked about the prospect of facing his countrymen with the world Read more about this World Cup article

PFA Player of the Year 2004-05, FIFA World Cup Team of the Tournament 2006, UEFA Best Defender: 2005, 2008, 2009 2001: Terry is one of four Chelsea players fined two weeks wages after drunkenly abusing American tourists at a Heathrow hotel the day Read more about this World Cup article

The miracle of Belo Horizonte – FIFA (World Cup Groups)

England arrived at their first FIFA World Cup™ in 1950 oozing confidence, tipped by many to ride the dazzling wing-play of Stanley Matthews to win the first finals following the end of World War II. The USA, on the other hand, made a long boat trip More FIFA World Cup News

Pretoria — Two million 2010 FIFA World Cup tickets were sold in the first three sales phases, according to FIFA. “We are content with the ticket sales results so far. We still have two more ticketing phases to sell out the event,” said Horst More FIFA World Cup News