Archive for February 28th, 2010

World Cup teams snub South Africa’s neighbours – New Zimbabwe.com (Football Spain)

ALL 32 teams playing in the 2010 Fifa World Cup will set up base in the host country, dealing a blow to South Africa’s neighbours who were hoping to lure some of the teams. Zimbabwe lobbied heavily, once dispatching the Tourism Minister to Brazil Learn more

U.S. Men’s National Team head coach Bob Bradley has named FC Dallas defender Heath Pearce to the 20-player roster that will represent the U.S. in a friendly versus the Netherlands at Amsterdam ArenA on March 3 in the team’s final international Learn more

The move to Spain has hardly worked out well for Nakamura; it was a dream that, while not exactly turning into a nightmare, has not panned out the way he had hoped. In Espanyol’s 23 games in La Liga so far this season, Nakamura has started just 13 Learn more

Del Bosque: Spain among the favourites – FIFA (World Cup Soccer)

Spain coach Vicente del Bosque believes that his side and England are among the favorites to win this summer’s FIFA World Cup™ in South Africa. “We know there are other strong teams in Europe, the Americas and in Africa and all can be champions For more info click here

Del Bosque: Spain among the favourites – FIFA (Football News)

Del Bosque: Spain among the favourites – FIFA
Spain coach Vicente del Bosque believes that his side and England are among the favorites to win this summer’s FIFA World Cup™ in South Africa. “We know there are other strong teams in Europe, the Americas and in Africa and all can be champions

Domenech leaves Vieira door open – FIFA
Raymond Domenech has told Patrick Vieira he still has time to seal a place in France’s 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa™ squad. The 33-year-old was not named in Domenech’s team for next week’s friendly against Spain, having played just two matches

World Cup teams snub South Africa’s neighbours – New Zimbabwe.com
ALL 32 teams playing in the 2010 Fifa World Cup will set up base in the host country, dealing a blow to South Africa’s neighbours who were hoping to lure some of the teams. Zimbabwe lobbied heavily, once dispatching the Tourism Minister to Brazil