Today is the final part of my World Cup 2010 summary. I’ve covered most of the subjects I felt were important, although some topics deserved more discussion, but I’d like to move on to some new stuff and not drag out the past. Today, I’m going to list my Top Ten of 2010, and finish [...]
The second part of my breakdown of the summer extravaganza will focus on more of the teams and players that were on stage in South Africa, but if I get on a rant here, which is very likely, I may end up doing a Part 3 ! 6. KAKA, MESSI, ROONEY AND RONALDO . One [...]
We’re almost a month down the road from the final whistle of the 2010 World Cup which took place in South Africa this summer. Personally, I have been quiet for a few weeks to try and collect my thoughts, and quite frankly, to take a break from the game and recharge my batteries ready for [...]
Following England’s miserable 0-0 draw with Algeria in the second phase of Group C games at the 2010 World Cup in South Africa, fans and media alike turned on the participants of that debacle with a ferocity rarely seen at England games. Striker Wayne Rooney was seen to mouth an attack on the fans in [...]
As I am so disgusted with the England performance today in CapeTown against Algeria, I am referring my readers to an article I posted on WorldCupBlog.org today. I don’t have the energy to go through this again in my mind. Please feel free to post comments there or here.I think you’ll find it very descriptive. [...]
We are currently 11 games into the 2010 World Cup in South Africa and already criticism is mounting in regard to the “Jabulani” ball manufactured by Adidas and introduced to this World Cup as a partial tribute to the South African culture. Many goalkeepers have described the ball as “horrible”, “similar to a ball that [...]
Following yesterday’s disappointing 1-1 draw against the USA at Royal Bafokeng Stadium in Rustenburg, England manager Fabio Capello certainly has a full plate to deal with before England’s next Group C game against Algeria on Friday at GreenPoint Stadium in CapeTown. To date, the Italian maestro has had an almost flawless record following a brilliant [...]
Last week, on a training field at England’s World Cup training base at Royal Bafokeng, England captain Rio Ferdinand suffered a tournament ending knee injury that threw Fabio Capello’s squad preparations into disarray. Ferdinand was one part of a center back pairing with Chelsea’s John Terry that formed the bedrock of England’s defense. With the [...]
Last Monday night at Wembley Stadium, England began their brief warm up campaign in preparation for the World Cup which kicks off in twelve days in South Africa. It was supposed to be a farewell to the fans coupled with a comfortable win against a Mexico team which traditionally struggles against European sides away from [...]
Next Wednesday at Wembley stadium, England officially kicks off it’s countdown to the World Cup tournament in South Africa with a preparation friendly against 10th-ranked Egypt. This game will mark the final time manager Fabio Capello gets one last look at his squad in competition before he announces his pre-World Cup squad in May. With [...]
