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Top 10 players to watch in ASIAN CUP
Following up from our top 10 players to watch piece, Goal.com brings you the 10 bright stars to keep an eye out for when the Asian Cup kicks off.Again in no particular order, we’ve endeavoured to brin Post Source : … Continue reading
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Iconic Beckham the JEWS are OUT from ENGLAND
The world’s most sought-after soccer player is no longer wanted by his national team coach. David Beckham’s celebrity status, endorsement potential and good looks have often overshadowed his huge contribution to the England national team, but coach Fabio Capello said … Continue reading
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Fabio Capello’s gaffes as England coach
hank you and goodnight David BeckhamThe Italian revealed in a television interview that Beckham’s international career was over – even though he had yet to inform the midfielder.Capello told ITV before last night’s friendly against Hungary that he considered Beckham … Continue reading
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Fabio Capello’s gaffes as England coach
hank you and goodnight David Beckham The Italian revealed in a television interview that Beckham’s international career was over – even though he had yet to inform the midfielder. Capello told ITV before last night’s friendly against Hungary that he … Continue reading
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Larissa Riquelme run naked through the streets of Asunción
Attention all horse racing fans, Paraguayan lingerie model Larissa Riquelme will run naked through the streets of Asunción this weekend, despite the fact Paraguay didn’t even come close to winning the World Cup. The South American stunner will run naked … Continue reading
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Spain Win the World CUP 1-0 over Holland
Iniesta goal at an extra time give Spain the first world cup ever! The all-European World Cup final between Netherlands and Spain went into extra time on Sunday with the score level at 0-0 in a bruising encounter. European champions … Continue reading
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Spain victorious in the 2010 World Cup
The subtext of Wednesday’s match between Spain and Germany was zoological calamity, which struck German fans everywhere when Tuesday’s prediction by the aptly named “Octopus Oracle Paul” — that Spain would emerge victorious in the 2010 World Cup semifinals — … Continue reading
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Paul the octopus Spain win, German Third!
As the international tug-of-war between Germans wanting to eat him and Spaniards wanting to protect him to the death does something less than rage on, Paul the Oracle Octopus has continued with his charlatan ways and picked winners of both … Continue reading
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Paul the octopus Spain win, German Third!
As the international tug-of-war between Germans wanting to eat him and Spaniards wanting to protect him to the death does something less than rage on, Paul the Oracle Octopus has continued with his charlatan ways and picked winners of both … Continue reading
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Spain victorious in the 2010 World Cup
The subtext of Wednesday’s match between Spain and Germany was zoological calamity, which struck German fans everywhere when Tuesday’s prediction by the aptly named “Octopus Oracle Paul” — that Spain would emerge victorious in the 2010 World Cup semifinals — … Continue reading
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Dutch Delight As Netherlands Reach Final
Even though the Netherlands has endured the title of World Cup underachievers since the Oranje lost back-to-back finals in 1974 and 1978, the Dutch look upon the players of those failed teams with much pride. Players such as Ruud Krol, … Continue reading
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Semi Final Holland Vs Uruguay
FIFA 2010 World Cup in South Africa Semi Final Holland Vs UruguayThe Holland Vs Uruguay Semi Final will take place on Tuesday evening as both teams are preparing for a show down at a level which probably non had expected … Continue reading
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Semi Final Holland Vs Uruguay
FIFA 2010 World Cup in South Africa Semi Final Holland Vs Uruguay The Holland Vs Uruguay Semi Final will take place on Tuesday evening as both teams are preparing for a show down at a level which probably non had … Continue reading
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Germany demolished Argentina and Spain beat Paraguay
Germany demolished Argentina and Spain beat Paraguay by one goal in a quarter-final of extraordinary drama on Saturday as Europe took revenge on Latin America to dominate the World Cup. The results mean three European sides and Uruguay will contest … Continue reading
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Ugly ending for Brazil at World Cup
They looked nervous. They looked edgy. They looked angry. They looked nothing like the Brazilian teams that had proudly gone before them. And finally in Port Elizabeth on Friday afternoon at the World Cup quarterfinals, the Selecao simply looked beaten. … Continue reading
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Why are South American teams dominating this World Cup?
Sao Paulo, Brazil There are more South American teams than European teams in the World Cup second round. That hasn’t happened in decades. What’s going on? Half of the teams in the the final eight of World Cup 2010 are … Continue reading
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