Posted on Thursday, 1st September 2011 by Gregory Brooks

Pele is the name that right away alerts you to the inexplicable bond between the great sport of football and Brazil. Their life is centered on football fascination in Brazil. During the past two decades, the famous footballers of Brazil were Eder, Falcao, and Zico or the likes of Dunga, Ronaldo and Romario, not to speak about Socrates and Junior.

Tags: brazil football, competitions, europa league, fans, flamengo, football, Games, health, hobby, passion, recreation, soccer, sports, world cup
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Posted on Monday, 25th July 2011 by Brent A. Bardes

The perfect time is almost here, the new Premiership season is almost upon us. Ok, therefore the wait has not been as bad as usual with the World Cup to sate our urge for food, but none the less the pleasure is building.

Tags: football, Football Betting, gambling, Premiership Football Betting, recreation and sports, soccer, Sports Betting, world cup
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Posted on Tuesday, 5th July 2011 by Chris Kisby

Chris Kisby analyzes some tips which can give you a hand during the World Cup.

Tags: betting, betting picks, betting tips, football, international football, soccer, sports and recreation, Sports Betting, world cup
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Posted on Thursday, 3rd February 2011 by Fabio Q Fallon

The announcement took the world of football by storm when it was released that Darren Bent had put in a transfer request to quite as Sunderland striker and join Aston Villa. While Midlands is struggling badly, it has tabled a proposal of 18 million which they are ready to raise up to 24 million if needed. Villa is at a critical condition where it can be kicked out of the Premier League anytime if Wolves gain on them. Villa is at 18th position with Wolves just 5 more goals away from them.

Tags: Darren bent, European cup, fitness, football, football players, footballer, footballers, health, premier league, soccer, sports, world cup
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Posted on Wednesday, 2nd February 2011 by Fabio Q Fallon

United take one more step on ladder to invincibility

Tags: Darren bent, European cup, fitness, football, football players, football training, footballer, footballers, health, premier league, soccer, sports, world cup
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Posted on Wednesday, 1st December 2010 by Bruce Munro

The World Cup Trophy, also known as the FIFA World Cup, the Soccer World Cup, and the Football World Cup, has a long and intriguing history. FIFA, which stands for Federation Internationale de Football Association, is a world-wide organization that governs the sport of soccer (or football, as it is known to most of the world) and also oversees the judging of matches and awarding of the World Cup Trophy.

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Posted on Wednesday, 15th September 2010 by Lee Reid

The choice of the world cup soccer ball is the result of careful analysis, lots of monitoring, plenty of testing and approval procedures. The fact that manufacturers have their soccer balls tested for guaranteed quality shows value for money and respect for customers.

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Posted on Wednesday, 4th August 2010 by Tom Doerr

Now that the World Cup has been and gone, many of us are left with a bitter taste and a jaded feeling of disbelief at our countries inability to deliver what we were told, for all intensive purposes, was a sure thing. What bitters the taste even further is that each of the players and our manager seem to come back home with a dismissive ignorance borne out of oversized paycheques and a secure prominence in their home squad.

Tags: beckham, contract, finance, football, manchester united, premiership, ronaldo, rooney, soccer, world cup
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Posted on Monday, 26th July 2010 by Tom Doerr

Since the last world cup almost every household has the largest HD TV available, most bought it just to watch the football on but at a fraction of the cost of what they used to be. Many pubs offered the games in 3D and the market is emerging as the next big trend with televisions, undoubtedly we will all have these by the next world cup. This raises the question of what the future holds for the beautiful game, how will we enjoy it, how will they play it? There are a variety of theories that are perfectly plausible; the only question is how soon it will come. Here is a selection of theories of what football will be like in 2020.

Tags: action replay, FA, football, future, gadgets, science, soccer, technology, world cup
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Posted on Thursday, 22nd July 2010 by Tom Doerr

There has long been controversy of decisions made by referees in football matches and many claim that the introduction of technology to the decision making process would completely rule out any controversy and questionable results. In the recent world cup there were many examples, particularly when England scored against Germany a goal that what was witnessed by millions but unfortunately not the ref. Many fans claim that had this goal been counted the unfortunate outcome would have been much different.

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