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Sunday, July 11, 2010

Paul Octopus Predicted correctly...

 Fifa, Football, Octopus Paul, Sports, Worldcup     No comments   

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Spain Wins ...Netherlands Loses...FIFA 2010

Spain won the FIFA Worldcup 2010 first time.

First Position : Spain
Second Position : Netherlands
Third Position : Germany
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Saturday, July 10, 2010

Parakeet forecasts Dutch World Cup victory, octopus goes for Spain

 Fifa, Football, Octopus Paul, Parakeet, Paul Octopus, Sports, Worldcup     No comments   

2010 FIFA World CupImage via Wikipedia
Mani, a 13-year-old parakeet in Singapore, has forecast the Netherlands will win the World Cup final in South Africa on Sunday.

Mani, who successfully picked the winners for the quarter-finals and Spain's semi-final win over Germany, flipped over a card to reveal the Dutch flag in Friday's forecasting session, news agency AP reported. But Paul, the German octopus who is said to have a 100% success rate in the earlier World Cup rounds, has picked Spain as Sunday's winner. Under the eyes of many tv cameras, Paul first ate mussels from a tank marked with the Spanish flag.

There is still hope for Holland, Nos tv says. In the 2008 European championships Paul also had it right up to the final, but then wrongly predicted Germany would beat Spain.
A Dutch new entrant in the forecasting market, a female octopus at the Sealife centre in Scheveningen, has also predicted a Dutch victory. The appropriately named Pauline ignored the pot of Spanish mussels, Nos says.


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Tuesday, July 6, 2010

FIFA 2010 Commercials

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Dutch Football Federation T-Shirt

FIFA 2010 Commercials

EA Sports - Make the World Wear your Colors

FIFA 2010 Commercials

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SRK and Family To Catch Final FIFA Action

 Bollywood, Europe, Fifa, Football, Sharukh Khan, SRK, Worldcup     No comments   

SRK and Family To Catch Final FIFA Action
Shah Rukh Khan

The SRK family follows FIFA like religion and they are holidaying in Europe now-a-days. Now, they can easily attend the finals and are all set to scream in the FIFA final match.
Shah Rukh is a sports freak, as he has a crazy ardor for cricket and now for football. In the present thrilling FIFA world cup scenario, it seems, the SRK family is just going mad about it.
SRK will watch the live final action with wife Gauri and kids, Aryan and Suhana. It seems the kids are also really crazy about the sport.

A source reveals, “Aryan is an ardent football fan, like his father and will be flying to South Africa to watch the finals. At the moment, the entire family is holidaying in London. Shahrukh was on a Europe tour and cruise with his family spending quality time with his kids, his wife and a couple of friends.”

“He and the kids have been following football religiously even there and are very keen to watch the finals at the stadium in South Africa because all the action will now be live.”
The other B-Town celebrities flying to South Africa are Imran Khan, John Abraham and Bipasha. In fact, Imran is flying to South Africa with his childhood friends to celebrate the ‘IHLS’ success.
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Thursday, July 1, 2010

Who Are The Favorites To Win The World Cup?

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The World Cup 2010 Odds - <i>C Ling 
Fan</i>
The World Cup 2010 Odds - C Ling Fan
As the World Cup draws ever closer the one question everyone is asking is who will lift the trophy - Which team is most likely to win the soccer World Cup in South Africa









Brazil And Spain Joint Favorites For South Africa 2010

The World Cup, which commences next June, is still a long way off; however, as we know which teams are heading to South Africa, now might be the time to place a bet. So, who are the favorites to win the 19th soccer World Cup?

Odds of Spain Winning the 2010 World Cup

  • 4/1 (+450)
The European Cup holders are joint favorites, with Brazil, and have recently been backed by the world’s greatest ever player, Pele, to claim their first championship. Following a flawless qualifying campaign, winning ten out of ten, Spain are the current number one team in the FIFA rankings, and will be the team to beat in South Africa.

Odds of Brazil Winning the 2010 World Cup

  • 9/2 (+450)
The five time winners are joint favorites, with Spain, to win the 19th World Cup. Brazil are in great form, qualifying convincingly at the top of the South American group, and tasting victory in the 2009 FIFA Confederations Cup. They are one of the strongest teams and will be confident of claiming their sixth World Cup championship.

Odds of Argentina Winning the 2010 World Cup

  • 6/1 (+600)
After trying their hardest not to qualify, Diego’s Maradona’s team, finally made it to the World Cup finals, and now they have sneaked in, they could be very dangerous. The team individually and collectively will have to improve massively to make an impact in South Africa, but with a host of talent, including Ballon d'Or winner Lionel Messi, they will always be a threat.

Odds of England Winning the 2010 World Cup

  • 7/1 (+700)
England finished top of a difficult qualifying group containing Ukraine and Croatia. Although, currently only ninth in the FIFA rankings, the odds reflect English optimism and hope that they can repeat their feat if 1966 and win a second World Cup.

Odds of Holland Winning the 2010 World Cup

  • 10/1 (+1000)
With players like Robben, van Persie, van der Vart, Kuyt and van der Vaart Holland have one of their best chances of winning their first ever major trophy.

Odds of Germany Winning the 2010 World Cup
  • 14/1 (+1400)
Never rule Germany out. As they have shown, time and time again, Germany are a big-tournament-team, who always perform at the highest level on the world’s biggest stage. Undefeated in qualifying the Germans are on course to have another successful World Cup.

Odds of Italy, France and Portugal Winning The 2010 World Cup

  • Italy - 16/1 (+1600)
  • France - 20/1 (+2000)
  • Portugal - 22/1 (+2200)
Italy, Holland, France and Portugal are three European teams who shouldn’t be written off. Each team is capable of winning the World Cup if they can find their form at the right time. Italy topped their qualification groups, where as France and Portugal struggled and had to win playoff matches.

Odds To Win The World Cup: Fractional (American) (All Odds Taken from Ladbrokes.com On The 11/24/09)

  • Spain - 4/1 (+400)
  • Brazil - 9/2 (+450)
  • Argentina - 6/1 (+600)
  • England - 7/1 (+700)
  • Netherlands - 10/1 (+1000)
  • Germany - 14/1 (+1400)
  • Italy - 16/1 (+1600)
  • France - 20/1 (+2000)
  • Portugal - 22/1 (+2200)
  • Ivory Coast - 50/1 (+5000)
  • Serbia - 50/1 (+5000)
  • Chile - 50/1 (+5000)
  • USA - 66/1 (+6600)
  • Uruguay - 66/1 (+6600)
  • Paraguay - 66/1 (+6600)
  • Cameroon - 80/1 (+8000)
  • Ghana - 80/1 (+8000)
  • Mexico - 80/1 (+8000)
  • Denmark - 100/1 (+10000)
  • Nigeria - 125/1 (+12500)
  • South Korea - 125/1 (+12500)
  • South Africa - 150/1 (+15000)
  • Australia - 150/1 (+15000)
  • Greece - 200/1 (+20000)
  • Switzerland - 200/1 (+20000)
  • Japan - 250/1 (+25000)
  • Slovakia - 250/1 (+25000)
  • Slovenia - 250/1 (+25000)
  • Honduras - 500/1 (+50000)
  • Algeria - 500/1 (+50000)
  • North Korea - 1000/1 (+100000)
  • New Zealand - 2000/1 (+200000) All odds taken from Ladbrokes.com (11/24/2009)
The joint favorites, Brazil and Spain, are two teams playing brilliantly. They will both hope they can maintain their excellent form until the World Cup.

Source: ibnlive.com
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Thursday, June 24, 2010

FIFA Worldcup 2010 : Best 10 Goals

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Wednesday, June 23, 2010

Football WAGs - Ultimo - Wallpaper

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Thursday, June 10, 2010

Football Worldcup in South Africa

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June 11 to begin the 19th FIFA World Cup. This year's event will be hosted by South Africa and will be the first World Cup played on the African continent. For the ten stadiums, in 9 cities will play 32 matches of national teams, among which, unfortunately, our lack of representation.Therefore, the great festival of football, I invite you to Football Fridays at 990px. Every Friday until the start of the championships, will show some photographs related to this edition of the championships, organized in South Africa. The first one is going symbols upcoming championships and the arena where the matches will be played, so treat not only for fans but also the blade changes for all fans of architecture. (29 photos)


1st GERMANY, Berlin, June 9, 2006: Employee security company presenting a statuette given to masters of the world by FIFA. Based on the information engraved on the winners of the previous championships. AFP PHOTO BARBARA SAX. more pictures after the break...

2nd Germany, Leverkusen, September 5, 2009: Zakumi (a combination of ZA - South Africa signs the ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 and the words of Kumi - in many African languages means "ten") - the mascot of the championship in South Africa - poses for photos before a friendly match between the representations of Germany and South Africa. AFP PHOTO DDP / Lennart Preiss

3rd GERMANY, Munich, 4 December 2009: Jabulani (which in Zulu means "celebrate") - A formal model of the ball, which will play football at the championships in South Africa. AFP PHOTO DDP / OLIVER LANG

4th GERMANY, Duisburg, 27 April 2006: Presentation Cup FIFA World Cup. AFP PHOTO DDP / Volker HARTMANN

5th South Africa, Johannesburg, 13 June 2009: The tunnel leading to the turf at Ellis Park stadium, Johannesburg. The stadium can accommodate 60 thousand. viewers. AFP PHOTO / ROBERTO SCHMIDT

6th South Africa, Johannesburg, 20 November 2008: Work on laying the new turf on the stadium's Ellis Park. AFP PHOTO / ALEXANDER JOE

7th South Africa, Soweto, 16 March 2010: General view of the stadium in Soweto, which will house nearly 95 thousand. viewers. (Photo: 2010 FIFA World Cup Organising Committee South Africa via Getty Images)

8th South Africa, Soweto, 13 December 2009: The football stadium on the outskirts of Johannesburg. AFP PHOTO / ALEXANDER JOE

9th South Africa, Soweto, 28 March 2010: A lump seen the stadium in Soweto in the late evening. AFP PHOTO / ALEXANDER JOE

10th South Africa, Johannesburg, 23 June 2009: Children playing football in a stadium in Soweto. AFP PHOTO / YASUYOSHI Chiba

11th South Africa, Soweto, 28 March 2010: The football stadium in Soweto at night. AFP PHOTO / ALEXANDER JOE

12th South Africa, Cape Town, 2 December 2009: Night panorama of Cape Town and the scene of the upcoming world championships in football, with a capacity of 68 thousand. viewers. (Photo: Darren Stewart / Gallo Images / Getty Images)

13th South Africa, Cape Town, 25 April 2010: Panorama of Cape Town with a visible Green Point Stadium. AFP PHOTO / Dean Treml

14th South Africa, Cape Town, 22 March 2010: The Prayer (here sitting in the stands 45 thousand. People) at the newly opened stadium in Cape Town. AFP PHOTO / Roger Bosch

15th South Africa, Cape Town, March 1, 2010: One of the locker room at the Green Point stadium. AFP PHOTO STEPHANE DE SAKUTIN

16th South Africa, Cape Town, March 1, 2010: The cell at the police station, located at Green Point stadium. AFP PHOTO STEPHANE DE SAKUTIN

17th South Africa, Durban, December 8, 2009: Cloakroom Moses Mabhida Stadium in Durban. AFP PHOTO / ALEXANDER JOE

18th South Africa, Durban, December 8, 2009: View of the grandstand and turf stadium in Durban. AFP PHOTO / ALEXANDER JOE

19th South Africa, Durban, February 12, 2010: Moses Mabhida Stadium in Durban. AFP PHOTO / EUROLUFTBILD

20th South Africa, Polokwane, 15 February 2010: Aerial view of the stadium Peter Mokaby in Polokwane, where 45 thousand can cheer. viewers. AFP PHOTO / EUROLUFTBILD

21st South Africa, Nelspruit, 21 March 2010: Football Stadium Mbombela in Nelspruit, which stands at 44 thousand fit. viewers. AFP PHOTO / STR

22nd South Africa, Nelspruit, March 21, 2010: Tribune, and turf stadium in Nelspruit. AFP PHOTO / STR

23rd South Africa, Nelspruit, 21 March 2010: The entrance to the toilets for the ladies at the Mbombela stadium. AFP PHOTO / ALEXANDER JOE

24th RPA, Rustenburg, June 16, 2009: In the foreground a woman carry water from the distribution point. On the second plan, the Royal Bafokeng Stadium - multi-use stadium in Rustenburg. AFP PHOTO / FRANCOIS XAVIER MARIT

25th South Africa, Rustenburg, June 21, 2009: A view of the whole object Royal Bafokeng Stadium, located 42 thousand in the stands. viewers. AFP PHOTO / FRANCOIS XAVIER MARIT

26th South Africa, Port Elizabeth, 23 June 2009: Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium in Port Elizabeth capacity of 48 thousand. viewers. AFP PHOTO / ALEXANDER JOE


27th South Africa, Port Elizabeth, July 23, 2009: Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium at night. AFP PHOTO / JOE Alexander


28th South Africa, Port Elizabeth, May 14, 2010: Sokolniki Arnold Slabbert, together with her students - a wandering hawk - involved in killing pests on Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium (mainly pigeons and rodents). AFP PHOTO / Gianluigi GUERCIA
29th South Africa, Port Elizabeth, May 14, 2010: The peregrine falcon is at work on the stadium Nelson Mandela Bay. AFP PHOTO / Gianluigi GUERCIA 
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