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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 Day 1 of the World Cup was a resounding success with us all waiting with baited breath to see who will take the lead in Group A after the first two games ended in draws. South Africa vs Mexico 1:1 and France vs Uruguay 0:0. The opening game was the most exciting with the Mexicans Read more…USA:ENG, GRE:KOR, ARG:NGA, ALG:SVN Day Two Something for Everyone The second game of the World Cup at Green Point Stadium in Cape Town was characterized by high energy football played largely in the middle half of the field. Neither France nor Uruguay had many shots at goal which left the final scoreline at 0:0. So Group A is still wide open after the draw between South Africa and Mexico earlier Read more…Group A still anyone’s game Makarapa It’s a long time since August 1996 when South Africa was at the top of it’s game but I guess there’s been a lot of water under the bridge since then. The most significant is, I think, the sheer number of coaches since the brillaint Clive Barker that took Bafana Bafana (The Boys) to |
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