The 2010 World Cup did not start on June 11th 2010, the impossibilities started when in 2004 South Africa was chosen over Morocco and Egypt to host the first world cup on African soil. However on June 11th the heroics did begin with the beloved South African team, Bafana Bafana, tying central American power house Mexico 1-1. Rolling through the pool play rounds legendary teams fell, France and reigning World Cup... read article
They played against each other in the Champions League final in Madrid on Saturday evening but Arjen Robben and Wesley Sneijder will be teaming up this summer looking to win the World Cup for Holland. Who will the score more goals between Robben and Sneijder? Vote now!
Can Argentina, who has won the Fifa world cup twice with players like Fabricio Coloccini and Javier Mascherano in its current squad, beat Italy, the four times world cup champions?
John Terry has cheated on his wife and indeed his team-mate Wayne Bridge, been stripped of England captaincy, knocked out of the Champions League and even managed to knock over a Chelsea steward in his car in the midst of all this. Has JT's finest stringss been already strung?
He still has room to improve his game, but most likely
Wayne Rooney is said to be the best striker in the world this current season, but can he keep it up and become one of the greatest strikers of all time?
Inter Milan boss Jose Mourinho has claimed the UEFA Champions League is "more important" than the World Cup as he prepares to lead his side into Saturday's final against Bayern Munich in Madrid. "This game is the most important in the world," Mourinho said on Tuesday. "It is even bigger than the World Cup because the teams in it are at a higher level than national teams, who can't buy the best players. If you hold it to be important, you have to transmit that to the players."
Cesc Fabregas has been outstanding all season, period. However, he was missing against Barcelona in the Champions League tonight, in what was a comfortable victory for Lionel Messi, and of course Barcelona. Are Arsenal nothing without the Spaniard
Don't think so. Someone might have cut the brake lines!
He would be a big loss.
I know a few lads that wouldn't give two s#%&*!
France manager Raymond Domenech is adamant that his team bond in the most extreme of ways before they depart for South Africa. Last week they scaled a glacier in the Alps, this week is dune buggy racing. We don't know is it X-games or World Cup they're preparing for? But if Gallas was indeed hurt in his dune buggy scare, would the players be bothered or happy the ego and controversy that follows him would be hitting the road?
