soccer world cup 2010
By mlkfaith7
@mlkfaith7 (42)
South Africa
January 27, 2007 9:15am CST
i am a south african living in a province called kwa zulu natal, builders have started bulding the 2010 soccer stadium in Durban, what are all you soccer fans out theres thoughts about south africa hosting the 2010 soccer world cup?do you think we will manage and be ready on time?
all opinions are welcome.
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7 responses
@stvasile (7306)
• Romania
27 Jan 07
I don't think South Africa Should have been chosen to host this competition just because it has more economical power than other african nations.
The South African national football team plays poor football lately...I think Tunisia or Morocco even Egypt would have been a better choice.
However, I hope we'll see a great football performance!
@mlkfaith7 (42)
• South Africa
27 Jan 07
i agree completely i am south african and i dont even support the south african soccer team because they are useless, i support brazil and germany and i hope to see a game of either or both playing, that would be a really cool experience:)
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@shatman (727)
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29 Jan 07
i think its a great place to host a world cup, some of the stadiums will be great and i think it will be ideal for the world cup. i just hope england do well this time. i think everything will be ready on time with easy and will all be greta and i look forward to the event
@mlkfaith7 (42)
• South Africa
29 Jan 07
im sure they will be ready but who knows, we hosted an awesome cricket world cup:)
i cant wait to see my favourite teams:Brazil and germany play:)
thanks for your comment:)
@Xixanatola (683)
• Portugal
29 Jan 07
A good striker yes he plays in Porto the rival off my team Benfica but i dont know more players for South Africa and Mccharty its a good player but comparative with the best strikers off the other selections he is a normal striker
@chuckt9881 (469)
• Canada
29 Jan 07
It sounds like things are well in hand in South Africa. According to the 2006 year-end briefing, Cape Town's stadium is ahead of schedule. And government ministers have been slated to oversee construction of different stadiums and to ensure their readiness (I don't know if that's a good thing or not).
And Africa will have SIX teams in the Cup (5 plus South Africa).
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