England V Bulgaria UNREAL 7-3 ComeBack (Me As Bulgaria)** Goals** Fifa 10 Never Quit

Hey people...... Big comeback. Just goes to show never ever quit. Those of you who like Modern Warfare. Watch my new respawn video and comment and rate for me. Thanks Guys www.youtube.com FOLLOW ME ON TWITTER ALSO twitter.com YOU CAN SEE THERE ALL MY UPDATES AND WHAT IM DOING!!!



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England V Algeria - My post match thoughts (world cup vlog 3)

So today England played their second group match of the 2010 world cup finals. Algeria were far from expected to get anything from this match, but inevitably England made it hard for themselves and under achieved...again! Awful Figured, again, I'd put my 2 cents in :) Please, don't hate me for doing all these football vlogs, I know not all of you like football and I promise I will keep on with normal things too, but the world cup is a BIG DEAL to me, and it only comes around every 4 years, so please keep with me :) Thank you :) twitter: twitter.com



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England vs Slovenia - World Cup 2010 - Pukka Pies England Band South Africa Tour

The Pukka Pies England Band are in Port Elizabeth for England's vital World Cup qualifying game against Slovenia. The stadium is filling up and the Band are gearing up for the big match. Follow the Pukka Pies England Band in South Africa go to www.pukkapies.co.uk



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RTE World Cup 2010 - England vs Slovenia post match analysis

Had to edit out both of the interviews and the footage of the Slovenia chances as the video would just be blocked. It seems that the BBC watched a different game to the boys in the RTE studio, certainly Gabby Logan did, anyway.



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Anglia News FIFA South Africa World Cup 2010 England V Slovenia Diss Matthew Upson & Fire walking

Anglia News 22/6/10 Norfolk Roses. Diss Matthew Upson Soccer Football FIFA South Africa World Cup 2010 England V Slovenia. Cambridgeshire Fire walking Training Course.



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Anglia News Sport Soccer Football FIFA South Africa World Cup 2010 England vs Slovenia

Anglia News 23/6/10 Sport Soccer Football FIFA South Africa World Cup 2010 England vs Slovenia.



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Anglia News Sport Soccer Football FIFA South Africa World Cup 2010 England V Germany

Anglia News 25/6/10 Cambridge Sport Soccer Football FIFA South Africa World Cup 2010 England V Germany.



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England Vs USA 1-1 - Clint Dempsey Goal / Robert Green Big Mistake - June 12 2010 - World Cup -

12 juni 2010 — FIFA World Cup 2010 Group C Game. Epic error by England 'keeper Rob Green.



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Anglia News Sport Soccer Football FIFA South Africa World Cup 2010 England VS Algeria

Anglia News 18/6/10 Sport Soccer Football FIFA South Africa World Cup 2010 England VS Algeria. Peterborough Show.



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2010 Online Fifa World Cup South Africa - England v Portugal Group Stage Match Two

The Second match of the fifa world cup and its englands next big match against portugal, here are the highlights!



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FIFA World Cup Warm Up: Japan's Own Goals Boost England

England were lucky to win their final warm-up game against Japan before boarding their flight to South Africa for the World Cup. Six minutes into the game, Japan converted Yasuhito Endo's corner kick, past goalie David James, to go one up. But England were saved embarrassment, and prevailed 2-1, thanks to own goals by Tanaka and Nakazawa.

Not a single England player managed to score; also, the squad were very mediocre over long durations of the match. Despite that, England will take any win that comes their way ahead of the big tournament that is scheduled to begin on June 11 at the Soccer City Stadium in Joahnnesburg. It's all about confidence and every adds to the mental preparedness of players and team alike.

Manager Fabio Capello used as many as 17 players in the game against Japan. Having seen such a large contingent in action should help England's Italian coach to decide on who should make the starting eleven in the big matches to come, and who shouldn't.

Joe Cole and Hart were definitely among the players who had a good day against the Japanese; Huddlestone definitely wasn't. Gerrard was seen limping at the end of the game, while some players have yet to see action, chief among them A Johnson, Warnock, Dawson and Parker.

Japan are ranked a lowly 45th in the world by FIFA and the quality of the game played by the England players on the day does not augur well. Among the teams competing in South Africa, there are only four other teams that are ranked lower than Japan.

Capello was averse to being too harsh in his judgement of England's effort. He restricted himself to saying that the first half was a bit slow, but that he was happy with the second half game of his men.

The Italian said that the game had given him a better perspective of the 23 men shortlisted for the World Cup but did not reveal any further details.

In another warm up, Derby midfielder Paul Green in his debut match for the Republic of Ireland scored the first of three goals in his team's win over up World Cup bound-Algeria. The other two goals came from Robbie Keane.

In yet another game, Nigeria drew Colombia 1-1, and disappointed coach Lars Lagerback who had expressed the hope of a better result after his team's goalless draw against Saudi Arabia. Nigeria are yet to win under their new coach, who is expected to announce the final squad for the World Cup, soon.

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Suresh Iyer is an avid sports fan and blogger.

27JUN10 THAILAND ;The Big Match of World Cup 2010 with 2 Ambassadors in Thailand ; England vs Germany

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Fifa 11 - ENGLAND V GERMANY- Commentary With UPDATES

www.youtube.com TWITTER AND FACEBOOK FOLLOWS! twitter.com OR FACEBOOK AT www.facebook.com GERMANY V ENGLAND COMMENTARY!!



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England vs USA World Cup South Africa 2010 - Robert Green muff England Keeper FLOP

rkurl.com ..A classic error by englands number one keeper chiosen for the first match in Englands starting 11 vs USA in the Fifa World Cup 2010 in South Africa...so shocking the mobile phone goes off in the background...as it was that funny! not to say I don't want england to win, (comon england!)...but this was quality stuff lol (am from scotland)... ;)



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How to Purchase England Tickets For the FIFA World Cup Finals in South Africa 2010

England Football fans have always had problems following their national team, not least being the ability to obtain tickets to major tournaments like the FIFA Football World Cup. With a regular hundred thousand travelling soccer fans and the global popularity of the English Premier League, tickets to all England's games in World Cup Final Tournaments are always grossly oversubscribed, with demand at the last 2006 games in Germany exceeding supply by a factor of 20 with over 20 million requests from around the world on the official FIFA website, for just 750,000 available tickets. The tournament in June 2010 in South Africa will be no different and the demand for tickets for England matches will be exaggerated by the large number of English ex-pats that live and work in the Republic.

So how do England fans get tickets to see their team in South Africa this summer? Fortunately for this World Cup there are various alternative methods and means of obtaining tickets, however most of these come at a premium.

If you wish to purchase England World Cup tickets at face value, then there are two official channels; FIFA the tournament organising body and the English Football Association, known as the FA.

The first port of call for fans should be the official world cup ticket website at FIFA.com. You need to register on the site and confirm your identity before being guided through the ticketing application process where you can submit your request for England tickets. You can apply for a maximum of four tickets, for all seven England matches, which assumes they will reach the finals. You will need to supply valid passport details and hold a credit card. You can apply for tickets in categories one, two or three, which once you have applied, your name will then be entered into a lottery and if successful, you will be informed by email at the end of each draw. The tickets will only be available for collection at FIFA offices in South Africa, from April 2010 onwards, to deter people from buying tickets, with no intentions of travelling. The last FIFA lottery sales phases begins on Feb 9 and this will be followed by a first come, first served basis sales in April.

The second method of obtaining England World Cup Tickets at face value is to apply through the English FA official England Football Supporters Club. You will need to register an England fan and pay the annual membership fee. The FA has a limited World Cup ticket allocation, has preferential ticketing arrangement for long term members and is usually way over-subscribed. However, it is worth joining because the supporters club provide valuable assistance to members when travelling abroad and is often the source of last minute returned tickets.

The third way of getting to see England in South Africa is to purchase a tour package through an official FIFA backed tour operator. There are four official England Travel Agents partners for the 2010 World Cup; Keith Prowse, Thompson Sports Holidays, Thomas Cook, and BAC Sport. All offer a variety of travel and ticket packages, from single England match trips against USA, Algeria and Slovenia at around three to four thousand pounds per trip; to a four day trip to the World Cup Final starting from around six thousand five hundred pounds for the experience. However despite the tour operators insistence that they do not make a profit on England tickets, it is often much cheaper to buy the equivalent travel and accommodation services and World Cup Tickets yourself.

Another source of England World Cup tickets, often the very best seats in the Stadia, is from Corporate Hospitality. FIFA have announced that the full allocation of 308,000 seats has been reserved for corporate hospitality. However expect to pay a hefty premium for these services with hospitality starting from approximately double the price of tour packages for England games.

The final method of obtaining England World Cup tickets is to purchase online through a reseller, where tickets will be exchanged at four or five times face value. Due to the distribution methods employed by the organisers, a majority of England tickets will eventually find their way to these Internet resale sites, especially from football authorities around the world, individual touts or hospitality ticket sellers who have a surplus. You can guarantee that if you see two thirds of the stadium at an England World Cup game filled with England fans, that the majority would have obtained their tickets through an Internet reseller. eBay should be avoided as many scammers operate there, as should websites that operate in the UK where it is illegal to resale World Cup tickets that you do not possess. If you apply through these you run a serious risk of not receiving your tickets.

The safest way to buy England Tickets online is to purchase them from an established reseller. Check out on the Internet how long the reseller has been in business and if they are experienced in selling Football World Cup Tickets [http://www.footballworldcuptickets.com]. Certain World Cup ticket companies such as the USA based Razorgator, operate offices at all the venues and source England tickets exclusively from FIFA official sources, guaranteeing delivery and authenticity.

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Part 18 -Argentina beats Mexico at World Cup Tevez scores one offside and one onside to lead South American powers Carlos Tevez scored two goals and Gonzalo Higuain added another Sunday to give Argentina a 3-1 win over Mexico and a spot in the FIFA World Cup quarter-finals at South Africa. The match, however, was marred by a second refereeing blunder in as many games. Tevez was clearly offside when he headed in a pass from Lionel Messi in the eighth minute. The referee awarded the goal after consultation with his linesman as the pair was surrounded by angry Mexican and Argentine players. In the 33rd, Higuain rounded the goalkeeper to make it 2-0 after Ricardo Osorio, under no pressure, played the ball straight into his path. In the 52nd, Tevez sent in an unstoppable shot. Javier Hernandez pulled a goal back for Mexico in the 71st. ---- Germany, and Referee, Leave England Speechless BLOEMFONTEIN, South Africa — The Germans power on, but the English become the third of Europe's big five soccer nations to depart the World Cup woefully short of living up to their billing. Germany thrashed England, 4-1, here on Sunday. The score leaves little room for equivocation or excuse. Yet there was one: Before halftime, with Germany ahead, 2-1, and England seemingly in the ascendancy, the referee ruled out a clear tying goal. It was not even a close call. Frank Lampard's lob over the goalkeeper struck the crossbar and fell 18 inches behind the goal line. Neither the Uruguayan referee ...



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FIFA World Cup 2010 - Team Profile England

Ranked 10th in the FIFA world rankings, England boast many star players. They are placed in a relatively easy group C, along with USA, Algeria and Slovenia. Though England are expected to be group leaders, they have consistently underperformed, whether at Euro 2004 and 2008, or World Cup 2006.

Arguably, England face greater pressure than other teams because of the British media that hold the players up to 24x7 scrutiny, and hype everything they do, to feed frenzied English fans who actually beg for more.

The players are thus converted into tabloid superstars, and their real or imagined talents are presented in an exaggerated way in newspapers and on television.

And it does not help that many of the England players earn king's ransoms playing in the Premier League.

At a certain point, the media start believing in their own hype. Consequently gullible fans who read these reports about their favourite players hold up the players to imaginary standards and are disillusioned when the stars don't fulfill their expectations.

Getting back to the matter at hand, like some of the other big teams, England have also appointed a new coach, Fabio Capello, in the hope of a better showing, this time around. Capello's presence did improve things, in the qualifiers, where England won all but one of their 10 matches, in style.

Wayne Rooney, Jermain Defoe and Peter Crouch were particularly impressive, in the forward line; Frank Lampard and Steven Gerrard did likewise in midfield. On a negative note, some of their stars are injury prone. Ashley Cole is returning after nursing a broken ankle. Ledley King is a good defender who's also injury prone. Another casualty of injury is the celebrated Beckham whose future as a player has been jeopardized by a career threatening industry he suffered recently. Needless to say, Beckham will not play in this World Cup.

Rio Ferdinand has taken over as captain from the sacked John Terry, but has chosen to retain his predecessor as a player in the squad, a move that Beckham has praised.

England are expected to head their group, although they will not have forgotten their loss to USA, at the 1950 World Cup. They are likely to meet France in the quarter-final, and if they survive that match, Brazil in the semi-final.

A team that won in 1966, and whose fans numbering in millions pray for a repeat performance, England would do well to reach the semi-final.

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England World Cup 2010 Qualification

I know the Euro 2008 finals tournament hasn't even started yet and unfortunately England will not be there as we failed along with all other home nations to qualify.

But at least we have the World Cup 2010 qualifiers to look forward too with the hope that
England can qualify from their group and go forward to South Africa. In recent years it has been a turgid affair following England. With the over hyped press before every major tournament and the equally vitriolic dissecting of the England football teams failings after being dumped out of the latest tournament. It's worth noting here in my opinion.

England is over rated with only Spain of the so called big teams regularly underachieving as often. Looking back England has only ever reached the final of one international Football tournament which makes us the worst performing of all the Countries that have won the world cup. In fact England's record in the Euros has been even worse their best finish being fourth in the 1996 Euros, hosted in England. Anyway enough of the England bashing I am after all English and would love to see England lift the World cup.

This is where I think not qualifying for Euro 2008 may have been a blessing in disguise as expectation is now at its lowest for many years and maybe nearer to realistic expectation levels. For me it is not the fact that England has won nothing in 42 years only a handful of countries have shared the major tournament trophies since then. I would like to see England enter the world cup qualifiers with a realistic press and void of all the nationalistic over hype we get through every tournament. The is after all some hope with Capello taking charge if nothing else he should be able to eradicate the prima Donna egos from which ever squad he chooses. And being at the twilight of his illustrious career appears to care little for courting the press. I still hold hope for the World Cup 2010. If nothing else perhaps we can entertain on our way to qualification.

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World Cup 2010 : Germany outclass England 4-1

The Germans power on, but the English become the third of Europe's big five soccer nations to depart the World Cup woefully short of living up to their billing. Germany thrashed England, 4-1 We know what the proper and sporting thing to say here is. Great game, Germany. You really stuck it to England in Sunday's World Cup match, you clearly had the fitter team, you dominated the pitch and deserved to win. Bravo, Deutschland. Fantastic hair, too. Eh, yawn. This is no fun at all. Sorry, Deutschland. Let's talk about The Outrageously Blown Goal of the Century. Did you see this madness? You have to have seen it by now! It's going to be replayed so often for the next four years they might as well print it on the £5 note. It's made England so mad that it has stopped insisting that its torpid and underachieving national team walk home from South Africa. England's World Cup ended in a mixture of humiliation and controversy as they were thrashed 4-1 by Germany in Bloemfontein. Ask any German old enough to remember Wembley Stadium, 1966, and they will tell you that England beat West Germany in the World Cup final with a goal that should never have been allowed. Franz Beckenbauer, perhaps the most accomplished German player of all time, never tires of saying to any Englishman who shakes his hand that maybe England deserved the Cup that day — but the ball shot by Geoff Hurst against the crossbar bounced down without crossing the line. History repeats itself, or rather history wipes ...



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