Thursday, September 29, 2011
Big Game Safari Ep13 - South Africa 2010 World Cup
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4m4mInQI8BM&hl=en
Thursday, March 17, 2011
Crazy Algerian Supporter on light pole during match Algeria Slovenia World Cup 2010 South Africa
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=84U4P7vxbqY&hl=en
Tuesday, March 1, 2011
England vs Slovenia - World Cup 2010 - Pukka Pies England Band South Africa Tour
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I3UtdyNpb3A&hl=en
Thursday, February 17, 2011
Animals Playing Soccer (World Cup South Africa 2010) Futbol (football)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w8xa_tJ62sw&hl=en
Monday, February 7, 2011
2010 FIFA WORLD CUP SOUTH AFRICA -Adidas manipulating FAIR PLAY FLAG BEARERS contest.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mBSQl2OZWC0&hl=en
Saturday, January 29, 2011
Big Game Safari Ep12 - South Africa 2010 World Cup
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0KUUpbrFGhA&hl=en
Wednesday, January 26, 2011
Anglia News FIFA South Africa World Cup 2010 England V Slovenia Diss Matthew Upson & Fire walking
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fkV5_jxHBxs&hl=en
Tuesday, January 25, 2011
Anglia News Sport Soccer Football FIFA South Africa World Cup 2010 England vs Slovenia
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8GcHBCbYtsI&hl=en
Sunday, January 23, 2011
Anglia News Sport Soccer Football FIFA South Africa World Cup 2010 England V Germany
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nX-nzwSfddo&hl=en
Tuesday, January 4, 2011
Anglia News Sport Soccer Football FIFA South Africa World Cup 2010 England VS Algeria
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vdp6xttZBEk&hl=en
Saturday, January 1, 2011
South Africa Safari Holidays - 2by2Holidays.co.uk - The Very Best African Travel Company
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Tuesday, December 28, 2010
2010 Online Fifa World Cup South Africa - England v Portugal Group Stage Match Two
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BCjbwe0q7pg&hl=en
Monday, December 20, 2010
BBC Look East Sport Silverstone MotoGP & Wimbledon & Football FIFA South Africa World Cup 2010
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZPpSm-zUoK0&hl=en
Wednesday, November 24, 2010
England vs USA World Cup South Africa 2010 - Robert Green muff England Keeper FLOP
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hed-71YhNGI&hl=en
Saturday, November 20, 2010
Uruguay's South American Class Beats South Africa 3-0
Uruguay showing the class and touch that at one time made their football the greatest in the world defeated a South African team that in all truth was simply outclassed and outplayed by their South American rivals. It was a game which both teams needed to win given the fact that both were held to a draw in their first game and it was with this in mind that Uruguay came out ready to play. South Africa, for its part was not able to get their game going as Uruguay managed not only to stifle their efforts but to use their superior technical skills to keep the ball. This making it harder for South Africa to get a hold of the ball.
Diego Forlan, as one can expect was the one who got Uruguay on the scoreboard when his long distance shot took a slight deflection off a South African defender and made its way in to the back of the net. This goal coming 24 minutes in to the game to give Uruguay a well deserved 1-0 lead which is how the first half would end.
The second half would continue with more of Uruguay's elegant South American play which South Africa did not seem to have an answer for. It not taking Uruguay long to double their lead at 2-0 when Forlan converted a penalty for his second personal goal of the game. It was at this point of the game that Uruguay not only had a comfortable lead but was playing with an extra man as South Africa's goalkeeper was shown the red card for the foul he committed that gave away the penalty. South Africa then continued bravely yet it was clear that Uruguay with more experience and class would not let them back in a game which they would go on to win by 3-0. Their third goal coming in added time thanks to a well placed shot from close range by Pereria.
In conclusion, I would say that Uruguay has taken a big step toward the second round which should see them get through with a win or even a draw against their next rival; Mexico. South Africa on the other hand is now in danger of being eliminated from the world cup in the first round which would make them the first host nation not to qualify to the second round.
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Wednesday, November 17, 2010
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.
Monday, November 15, 2010
Chile in Soccer World Cup - South Africa 2010
The whole country in Chile was proud of its National Team. The warm reception Chile paid to its National Team when they returned to Santiago reflects the fans' satisfaction and pride for the work they performed in the World Cup.
Chile conquered two consecutive triumphs in their first appearances in South Africa and multiplied the fervour they had generated before leaving. The Chilean fan felt, perhaps as never before that this team would not disappoint him and it was exactly what happened. since, Marcelo Bielsa arrived, Chile recovered their pride, respect and dignity.
Although they lost,they played the best match against the champion, Spain.
Chile started exerting pressure upon the rivals who were surprised and confused. Unfortunately a big error of goalkeeper Bravo,allowed David Villa to open the scoreboard and the match was divided in two.
Chile played with ten men from the 35 minutes approx of play due to Estrada's expulsion and it was a hard blow they could hardly put up with.
Chile began to attack Spain from the first minute and endangered the qualification of the future world champion. They kept their offensive attitude in all the matches they played.
The injury suffered by Humberto Suasso, ten days before the World Cup, was a hard blow to the team's offensive possibilities, similar to the absence of CabaƱas in Paraguay. Suazo was able to recover and he was present in the second match against Switzerland.
In the final match against Brazil, they regretted the absences of Medel who is a fundamental figure for his temperament, and also Waldo Ponce, the squad's two regular backs and they were defeated by the team that was the favourite to win the title.
Nevertheless,their fans were pleased with the team's game proposal which was courageous and simple. They went ahead all the time, with great dynamics and initiative. They had a good possession of the ball and continuously resorted to the sides and what is even more important, the players were fully committed with the game.
Alvaro Silva
Saturday, November 6, 2010
FIFA 2010 World Cup Booms South Africa
FIFA World Cup has long been the most famous event in the sports history. Every sport enthusiast is fond of this sports occasion. Many people travel to foreign lands in order to watch FIFA matches which are hosted by magnificent stadiums and exquisite cities. This year, South Africa is hosting FIFA 2010 World Cup for the very first time; many travelers who booked their flights to South Africa are having fun joining the large spectators at world cup. The first exhilarating football match was played on 11th June and the FIFA 2010 World Cup will continue the rule the country's grand stadiums till 11th of July 2010.
South Africans has proved to the world that they can host and manage this grand sports event with great passion and eagerness. The world was impressed by seeing the exuberant opening of the FIFA Cup 2010 in Johannesburg. The music concerts, parades and all the booming vibrancy were indeed spine tingling for more than thousands of spectators as well as viewers who were watching it on the television.
For the FIFA World Cup, ten venues have been sighted in nine cities of South Africa. This marvelous football tournament is exciting, as more than thirty-two national FIFA teams from all parts of the world have participated. For many tourists and travelers, as well as vacationers, South African government has launch great accommodation deals, which will facilitate them with great reception and quality. Vacationers have been having great time in South Africa during their vacation. Many have traveled from United Kingdom and United States exclusively for this mega event and with a touch of South African natural wonderments, their having a marvelous time in the country.
As this grand event is being hosted by the country for the first time, there is a lot being talked about the FIFA 2010 World Cup in South Africa. Before the tournament kicked off, people were having many doubts regarding FIFA Cup in South Africa. However, the country and its lively natives managed to make this world cup a worth remembering event for every singly viewer. Five of the African nations were nominated for the hosting of FIFA 2010 Cup, these included Libya, South Africa, Morocco, Tunisia and Egypt. Having more votes and favors, South Africa won the bidding with 14 votes and became the host of this exquisite sport event. Following are the venues, which comprise great-enhanced stadiums, which have an ability to capacitate up to 60,000 people, and were chosen for the hosting of World Cup:
- Johannesburg
- Cape Town
- Pretoria
- Durban
- Johannesburg
- Polokwane
- Rustenburg
- Port Elizabeth
- Nelspruit
- Bloemfontein.
South Africa is rich with grand stadiums and when it comes to sports events, Africans are truly devoted. The country recently built five great stadiums and more than 70,000 workers were hired for the constructions and renovations of the South African major stadiums.
Tourists from all parts of African and the world have booked their South Africa flights to enjoy this grand sports event. For those who still have not book their tickets to South African must stop thinking now. Tourists are advised that they book cheap flights to South Africa and visit the country to experience its booming exuberance at the FIFA 2010 World Cup.
Sunday, October 24, 2010
BBC Look East News East Bergholt Football FIFA South Africa World Cup 2010 England Win
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vy9PbdkpWmg&hl=en
Sunday, October 3, 2010
South Africa Will Host the World Cup 2010
Soccer World Cup 2010 promises to be the world's biggest sporting event to watch for. Since 1930, the Soccer World Cup became the most extravagant sporting event in the planet. Over billion people are anticipated to watch the month long event or tournament between the 32 world's top soccer playing nations.
The World Cup is the most significant tournament in international soccer and this was organized by FIFA (Federation Internationale de Football Association) which is considered to be the governing body for this sport.
The tournament is experienced every four years and the prior tournament in 2006 was in Germany and Italy was the one who won the event. World Cup 2010 final tournament will be hosted by an African nation.
More than 160 teams are expected to participate in the regional (Continental Zone) qualifying rounds to have a chance be one of the 32 teams who will qualify for the finals.
With just 23 months to go before the major event, the construction of Durban's new Moses Mabhida Stadium is doing great. Excellent progress development is continuously taking place.
According to Julie May Ellingson, head of Durban's Strategic Project Unit and 2010 Programme said that all structural elements continue to develop progressively. The piling and ground beams, the footings (foundation) for retaining walls and the lift shafts up to level five is almost completed.
Also, the Durban Stadium highlights many columns that execute structural and design roles. All columns from levels one to a portion of level five is already completed while columns for level five (half portion) and six which more than two third percent are on completion. The stadium is expected to be completed upon the FIFA's deadline of October 2009.
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