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Romario harshly criticises FIFA and Brazilian president Rousseff

Rio De Janeiro - Former soccer star Romario, turned politician, has expressed severe doubts about his country’s ability to organize "the greatest Soccer World Cup of all times." He has indicated that it may turn out to be “the greatest heist in the history of Brazil".
In the Media by Igor I. Solar

Op-Ed: Fifa to Brazil — Pass law, beer 'must be sold' at 2014 World Cup

Rio De Janeiro - There's a battle brewing between Fifa and the Brazilian Congress over the selling of alcohol at the 2014 Fifa World Cup. Brazil has banned the sale of alcohol at all of its stadiums but a major sponsor of the event is Budweiser.
In the Media by Elizabeth Batt

Philippine Azkals stuns Sri Lanka's Brave Reds in world cup game

Philippine football team, popularly known as Azkals, barged into the second round of qualifiers for the 2014 World Cup by beating Sri Lanka Brave Reds Sunday at the Rizal Memorial Football Stadium in Manila.
In the Media by Leo Reyes

Op-Ed: Soccer: Women's World Cup too much for supporter to handle

Augsburg - Now, as a soccer fan, I understand that the beautiful game gets the best of our emotions; however, there comes a point when you have to stand up and say: “It’s only just a game.”
In the Media by Christopher Bates

Op-Ed: 8 Management Lessons from Paul the Octopus

Paul, recently the world's most famous octopus, may have retired from the arduous task of predicting football games' outcomes, but he still has some lessons for managers.
In the Media by Lee Labuschagne - 2 comments

Op-Ed: In shambles at World Cup, African teams need new direction

The FIFA World Cup in South Africa has entered the knockout stage with only Ghana, one of the six participating African teams, advancing to the group of 16.
In the Media by Farid Omar

Charity could receive $1.3M if South Africa wins the World Cup

South African Web-based email service provider Webmail has pledged to donate R10 million (approximately $1.3 million) to a charity if the host country’s team win the FIFA World Cup.
In the Media by Lee Labuschagne - 2 comments

South Africa vs Mexico with Corona beer and Die Fraktion Special

Berlin - Corona, the Mexican brand of beer, organized a bus tour around Berlin to celebrate the inaugural match of the World Cup 2010 between South Africa and Mexico, and release of the new album from German band "Die Fraktion".
Digital Journal Report by Riccardo Valsecchi - 1 comment

Op-Ed: Maradona's Argentina Remains a Potent Force

As the qualifying for the FIFA 2010 World Cup slated for South Africa was winding down in the COMNEBOL, South American zone, Argentina's near peril of missing an automatic qualifying spot dominated soccer headlines from across the world.
In the Media by Farid Omar

Chinese workers earn 2 Euro/day to make 2010 World Cup trinkets

The Congress of South African Trade Unions is up in arms after a UK newspaper reported how young Chinese factory workers are earning ±2 euro a day to manufacture models of Zakumi - the mascot of the 2010 world cup.
In the Media by Miriam Mannak - 4 comments
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Senior Fifa executive Jerome Valcke apologises to Brazil for his criticism of the country's World Cup 2014 preparations.
Fifa's general secretary expresses concern about Brazil's preparations for the 2014 World Cup, and says the organisers need a "kick up the backside".
Brazil's Senate cancels a meeting with Fifa's Jerome Valcke, who last month caused offence with his criticism of World Cup 2014 preparations.
Football's governing body, Fifa, welcomes Brazil's progress with a law to allow the sale of alcohol in stadiums at the 2014 World Cup.
A Brazilian congressional commission approves the draft of a law urged by Fifa to cover the 2014 World Cup, but sticking points remain.
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