Awesome conflict between Gabby Heinze and the cameraman after Tevez ‘scored’ the 1st goal against Mexico yesterday. I laughed out loud when I saw this live: Read my full thoughts here.
Archive for June, 2010
Heinze – Always good for a laugh
Posted: June 28, 2010 in soccer, SportsTags: cameraman, Carlos Tevez, Gabriel Heinze, mexico, referee, World Cup
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Fabio Capello – Passionate coach.
Posted: June 26, 2010 in soccer, SportsTags: England, fabio capello, frank lampard, Wayne Rooney, World Cup
I would love to be on the England bench in the World Cup. Such entertainment:
‘Socca’ is becomin’ big in America.
Posted: June 25, 2010 in soccer, SportsTags: Algeria, americans, celebrations, football, landon donovan, soccer, united states, World Cup
American celebrations after Donovan’s goal. Awesome, just awesome.
Domenech shakes his head, but not his hand.
Posted: June 23, 2010 in soccerTags: Brazil, carlos alberto parreira, France, raymond domenech, south africa, Zinedine Zidane
Raymond Domenech continued his embarrassing run as head coach of France by refusing to shake the hand of South African head coach Carlos Alberto Parreira. Read my full article here.
Pele’s last goal.
Posted: June 17, 2010 in soccer, SportsTags: Argentina, Brazil, football, pele, robinho, Short film, soccer, World Cup
Beautiful short film:
USA – England: In Lego.
Posted: June 16, 2010 in Entertainment, soccer, SportsTags: 2010, clint dempsey, emile heskey, England, highlights, lego, robert green, south africa, Steven Gerrard, usa, World Cup
A very accurate depiction.
Day 3
Posted: June 14, 2010 in soccer, SportsTags: 2010, Africa, Algeria, asamoah gyan, australia, Brazil, cacao, eastern europe, faouzi chaouchi, germany, ghana, koala bears, kolarov, kuzmanovic, lahm, lucas podolski, michael essian, miroslav klose, muller, ozil, philipe lahm, robert green, robert koren, Ronaldo, serbia, slovenia, south africa, vidic, World Cup, zdravko
3rd time’s a charm. The World Cup finally got it right today as we finally saw some entertaining football. The day started with Algeria taking on Slovenia in a rather dull match similar to the ones before it. Luckily, we had a winner as Algeria’s goalkeeper Faouzi Chaouchi made a ‘Robert Green’ like error letting [...]
Day 2.
Posted: June 13, 2010 in soccer, SportsTags: Argentina, clint demspey, diego maradona, England, fabio capello, Gabriel Heinze, greece, korea republic, Lionel Messi, nigeria, robert green, south africa, Steven Gerrard, usa, vuvuzela, world cup 2010
Well, it’s a bit far-fetched for the U.S. to make the final of the World Cup. But it’s a fact that the US have been a proud team everytime they’ve hit the pitch in a major tournament. Overrated by the biased American media, and underrated by the rest of the World, the U.S. played a fantastic game [...]
Day 1.
Posted: June 12, 2010 in soccer, SportsTags: 2010, France, mexio, opening ceremony, south africa, uruguay, vuvuzela, World Cup
A disappointing first day. 4 year countdown: over. Venue: Johannesburg (Soccer City). Stadium Capacity: 90, 000 Opening Ceremony: Boring, and presented in front of a half-empty stadium blowing in their vuvuzelas. Here are highlights from the two matches today. I’m sure it’ll pick up tomorrow with the England – USA match. South Africa – Mexico (kicked off [...]
