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World Cup 2010 is now a thing of the past and we haven’t made any comments! Spain, Netherlands, Germany, Uruguay – the last four – no real surprises there! As Ric says a couple of the high profile teams stumbled in the starting blocks and thier “star” players were more like damp squibs. As South Africa held Well day 3 is over and the soccer feast carries on! Group standings tell some interesting tales. Tshabalala Germany Group A is still wide open with South Africa and Mexico entertaining the supporters with an action packed opening game bagging a goal a piece. France and Uruguay played a hard well matched game but seldom came Read more…Day 3 Group Standings Round up Perhaps the most exciting game of the tournament to date. England and the USA played their hearts out and there were more shot at goal than any other game so for. You have to feel sorry for Green when he fumbled the ball to allow the USA back into the game and the score remained Read more…I told you so – look out for the USA! Maradona Vincent Enyeama Johannesburg Soccer Stadium saw two giants from South America and Africa do battle and as the underdogs Nigeria did Africa proud against Argentina and their iconic and controversial coach Maradona. Argentina’s Heinze opened the scoring in the sixth minute and Messi and Tevez didn’t disappoint but Vincent Enyeama protected the Super Eagles goal mouth from all Read more…It’s time for Africa and South Africa and then Nigeria took it! The first World Cup upset! Greece goes down 2:0 to the Korea Republic. Greece looked ordinary against the Koreans in the friendly city. The Koreans were organised and clinical. Greece now have a mountain to climb to get to the next round. Park Ji Sung showed us why he is so respected and wears the Read more…Greece falters on the starting blocks! |
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