Can empirical data unravel the mysteries of football as well as explain some of its familiar patterns?
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Can empirical data unravel the mysteries of football as well as explain some of its familiar patterns?
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Riz Khan – The science of football
Despite not even remotely qualifying for the World Cup there is a huge Indian media contingent preset in South Africa which goes on to show not only just how popular the event back home is but it’s an opportunity to promote Indian football at the world’s biggest sporting event.
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NDTV’s bid to promote Indian football at World Cup
A video showing memorable moments in college football history that makes it the best sport in the world. Song is the instrumental version of Clocks by Coldplay. I hope you enjoy the video and please rate, comment, and subscribe!
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FIFA 2010 World Cup News Paraguay Beats Japan 0 5 : 3 0
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FIFA 2010 World Cup News Paraguay Beats Japan 0 5 : 3 0
Sepp Blatter opens the discussion about using goal-line technology in the future
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After showing his support for the USMNT, Kobe Bryant took the opportunity to show his appreciation for the Brazilian way and laid down a personal challenge to the Brazil national team across the Jo’Burg skyline. Submit your headline via the Facebook application: go.nike.com or using the Twitter hashtag #nikefuture.
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Kobe Bryant lights up Johannesburg
Atlanta Falcons tight end Tony Gonzalez on making the transition to a healthier, more nutritious lifestyle.
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NFL Tight End Tony Gonzalez on Football, Nutrition
Argentina beat Mexico 3-1 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa
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Argentina beat Mexico 3-1 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa
For those of you fashionable footie fans out there who have been following the rather fantastic World Cup Fashion Face-Off over at Very.co.uk, you’ll be pleased to hear that the next round is now on – and this week it’s Netherlands vs. Japan.
So if you’re in the mood for a bit of light-hearted World Cup fun or need a bit of distraction from the drama on the pitch, then here’s the lowdown on the newest World Cup fashion looks.
As you might expect from the Netherlands their look is dominated by the floral pattern trend that’s been everywhere this season – but not a tulip in sight! There are a few key pieces in this look, namely the blue floral playsuit with a pale pink belt which is utterly gorgeous and very, very girly. There’s also a pink and black floral dress and a knee-length flared denim skirt with a floral printed hem.
The accessories for the Netherlands look are vintage inspired with cute cream and of course floral notes to add texture and colour. Of course, no Netherlands look would be complete without a pair of clogs – this pair is red and patent with stud detailing too!
So what are the Netherlands up against? Well, expect even more pink as this is definitely a super girly week in the World Cup fashion stakes because Japan are mixing up soft and bright pinks with cute character accessories.
The Japanese look is called ‘harajuku girls’ which is inspired by an area in Tokyo where young people come to show off the latest and most extreme fashions. The look for Japan is dominated by pink but as well as some bright pink features including a ruffle top dress and a pointelle cardigan (as well as the obligatory Hello Kitty tote bag), there are also some gorgeous pale pinks including a sheer ruffle front blouse and some absolutely awesome platform heels with six buckle straps.
Cute accessories like a bow headband and a bunny necklace add to that quirky cool nature of the look and showcase off the eclecticism of the Japanese nation.
This week is a bit like the Italy vs. New Zealand – hard to call and could have some unexpected surprises so get voting for your favourite Very World Cup looks over at Very.co.uk today!
They may not be your typical footballers — but that doesn’t stop grannies and housewives in one of South Africa’s townships from working on their tackling and goalkeeping skills. They say the sport makes them feel good and keeps them young at heart.
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South Africa’s local granny football stars