RRONDO
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wachovu hao wanafungwafungwa hovyo tu,mara ya mwisho kuwasikia walichapwa 3-1 na ROI
2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa
2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa
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wachovu hao wanafungwafungwa hovyo tu,mara ya mwisho kuwasikia walichapwa 3-1 na ROI
Gang Chomba
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No Gaucho
No football
No football
RRONDO
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nimeanza kuangalia WC 1986,1990,1998 zote hizo DINHO hakuwepo na zote zilikuwa WC nzuri sana,DINHO kaanza WC 2002 then 2006 he was great and joy to watch.
now 2010 unfortunately hatakuwepo lakini naamini yatakuwa mashindano mazuri tu,kuna wachezaji wengi wazuri,vilevile NO PLAYER IS BIGGER THAN THE TEAM LET ALONE BRAZILIAN NATIONAL TEAM.
ONE PLAYER DOESNT MAKE OR BREAK WORLD CUP FINALS.
Gang Chomba
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Subiri uone...
Lucchese DeCavalcante
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FIVE TEAMS TO WATCH
1. France. One of the tournament's most talented but unpredictable teams, Les Bleus has been saddled for years with the enigma that is coach Raymond (Crazy Ray) Domenech. What I like: wingers Franck Ribery and Florent Malouda, rising star goalkeeper Hugo Lloris. What I don't like: Crazy Ray and his loopy decisions. Of all the European powers, this is the one most likely to crash out of the group stage.
2. Argentina. Diego Maradona is a deity in Argentina on account of his 1986 World Cup glory, but as a coach Maradona makes Isiah Thomas look like Phil Jackson. What does Messi have to do to get a good manager at the World Cup? In '06 he sat on the bench as Jose Pekerman didn't bother to use Messi in the quarterfinal exit against Germany. And now Messi has to deal with El Diego. Pobrecito.
3. Cameroon. It's the first World Cup on African soil, but which African teams could go deep? Ivory Coast got a terrible draw with Brazil and Portugal. Ghana lost injured star Michael Essien and is in the Group of Depth with Germany, Serbia and Australia. Nigeria was better 10 years ago. Perhaps the continent's best chance is Cameroon. The Indomitable Lions have one of the world's top big-game goal-scorers, Samuel Eto'o, and quality players surrounding him, to say nothing of a good coach in Paul Le Guen. I've got Cameroon dumping Italy in the second round to reach the quarters.
4. United States. Being favored to advance from the group stage is a new position for the U.S., which tends to play better as an underdog than as the favorite. If the Americans really are one of the top 15 teams in the world, then there will be no excuse if they don't advance to the second round in a group that includes mid-level teams like Slovenia and Algeria. If it reaches the knockout rounds, the U.S. would probably be an underdog in a second-round game against a team from Group D (Germany, Serbia, Ghana).
5. Brazil. No, there is no Ronaldinho or Neymar or Alexandre Pato on this Brazil outfit. But Dunga has constructed a highly practical team that could easily win its sixth World Cup title behind Kaká. Whether Brazil's fans would be happy with winning in a less aesthetic style is another matter altogether, though.
1. France. One of the tournament's most talented but unpredictable teams, Les Bleus has been saddled for years with the enigma that is coach Raymond (Crazy Ray) Domenech. What I like: wingers Franck Ribery and Florent Malouda, rising star goalkeeper Hugo Lloris. What I don't like: Crazy Ray and his loopy decisions. Of all the European powers, this is the one most likely to crash out of the group stage.
2. Argentina. Diego Maradona is a deity in Argentina on account of his 1986 World Cup glory, but as a coach Maradona makes Isiah Thomas look like Phil Jackson. What does Messi have to do to get a good manager at the World Cup? In '06 he sat on the bench as Jose Pekerman didn't bother to use Messi in the quarterfinal exit against Germany. And now Messi has to deal with El Diego. Pobrecito.
3. Cameroon. It's the first World Cup on African soil, but which African teams could go deep? Ivory Coast got a terrible draw with Brazil and Portugal. Ghana lost injured star Michael Essien and is in the Group of Depth with Germany, Serbia and Australia. Nigeria was better 10 years ago. Perhaps the continent's best chance is Cameroon. The Indomitable Lions have one of the world's top big-game goal-scorers, Samuel Eto'o, and quality players surrounding him, to say nothing of a good coach in Paul Le Guen. I've got Cameroon dumping Italy in the second round to reach the quarters.
4. United States. Being favored to advance from the group stage is a new position for the U.S., which tends to play better as an underdog than as the favorite. If the Americans really are one of the top 15 teams in the world, then there will be no excuse if they don't advance to the second round in a group that includes mid-level teams like Slovenia and Algeria. If it reaches the knockout rounds, the U.S. would probably be an underdog in a second-round game against a team from Group D (Germany, Serbia, Ghana).
5. Brazil. No, there is no Ronaldinho or Neymar or Alexandre Pato on this Brazil outfit. But Dunga has constructed a highly practical team that could easily win its sixth World Cup title behind Kaká. Whether Brazil's fans would be happy with winning in a less aesthetic style is another matter altogether, though.
Consultant
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Hizi mechi za kirafiki, ati kujipima nguvu, is just a waste of time na kuambulia majeraha, mwisho wake wachezaji muhimu wanakosa WC. Wengine nao wanaumizana mazoezini - Rio et la...duh!
Gang Chomba
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In Gaucho
JF we trust...
JF we trust...
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mkuu wakati umefika ku-give up na Gaucho.unamuona huko kwenye tour usa anachokifanya? sometimes naona Dunga made a tough right decision.
Abdulhalim
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Miafrika bana..arrgghh
Source..ESPNSoccernet.
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Party like it's 2010
The World Cup hasn't even started and the party has begun here in Johannesburg.
While England manager Fabio Capello was snapping at the snappers in Rustenburg, there was an explosion of a different kind in the business district of Sandton, where tens of thousands of South African fans spilled onto the streets in a joyous celebration of their team, Bafana Bafana.
Their Brazilian manager, Carlos Parreira, was not too happy at the distractions of an open top bus parade two days before his team takes on Mexico in the opening match at Johannesburg's Soccer City. And most teams wait until they have won something before going on a victory procession.
Thousands of South Africans take to the streets of Sandton in Johannesburg - photo: AFP
The World Cup hasn't even started and the party has begun here in Johannesburg.
While England manager Fabio Capello was snapping at the snappers in Rustenburg, there was an explosion of a different kind in the business district of Sandton, where tens of thousands of South African fans spilled onto the streets in a joyous celebration of their team, Bafana Bafana.
Their Brazilian manager, Carlos Parreira, was not too happy at the distractions of an open top bus parade two days before his team takes on Mexico in the opening match at Johannesburg's Soccer City. And most teams wait until they have won something before going on a victory procession.
Thousands of South Africans take to the streets of Sandton in Johannesburg - photo: AFP
Abdulhalim
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Mie wasiwasi wangu ni pale Wasauz watakapotupwa nje ya mchuano..Vurugu sijajua itakuweje
senator
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Duh wakitolewa mapema sauzi kwa kweli patakuwa padogo kwa matukio.Nadhan marefa watafanya kazi ya ziada kuanzia kesho ili japo mwenyeji aweze kusonga japo kwenye second round..Leo JZ kawatia moyo anataka akibeba kombe awakabidhi wao ngoja tuone kesho refa kama hatakuwa wa msaada kwa upande wa mwenyeji
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Wenger tafadhali usimhukumu Gaucho kwa mechi za kirafiki ambazo hazina ushindani wowote.
Wewe kama unataka kumzihaki mbarikiwa huyu basi nenda kaone alichokifanya yeye msimu huu ulioisha ktk serie A na kisha ukilinganishe na alichokifanya Baptista ndani ya AS Roma.
Au pia tazama alichokifanya Dinho kisha kamuangalie nini amekifanya huyo star wa Dunga ndugu Robinho kisha utapata jibu kamili na utaungana na mimi kumaliza kucha za vidole kwa kuandika maneno yanayomuweka Dinho mahala pake.
Usirudie tena kumhukumu The Saint kwa vimechi vya kirafiki...unajichumia dhambi.
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Nelson Mandela's great-granddaughter dies in car crash
Page last updated at 05:46 GMT, Friday, 11 June 2010 06:46 UK
Nelson Mandela's great-granddaughter has been killed in a car crash after a concert on the eve of the World Cup. Zenani Mandela, 13, died when travelling home after the concert in Soweto, the Nelson Mandela Foundation said. No-one else was hurt.
Zenani was one of Mr Mandela's nine great-grandchildren. The incident came just hours before the former South African president was due to attend the opening of the World Cup in Johannesburg. A police spokesman said Zenani had been travelling with Nelson Mandela's former wife, Winnie Madikizela.
"The family has asked for privacy as they mourn this tragedy," the Foundation said in a statement.
Zenani had reportedly celebrated her 13th birthday on 9 June.
Heavy traffic Thursday's World Cup concert had drawn tens of thousands to Soweto, and traffic in the area had been busy into the early hours of Friday. The event featured a cast of international stars - including Colombian singer Shakira, the Black Eyed Peas and Alicia Keys, as well as African stars Amadou & Mariam and Hugh Masekela.
Anti-apartheid icon Mr Mandela, 91, had campaigned for the World Cup to come to South Africa.
Some 350,000 people are expected to visit South Africa for the competition, which is being held in Africa for the first time.
Page last updated at 05:46 GMT, Friday, 11 June 2010 06:46 UK
Nelson Mandela's great-granddaughter has been killed in a car crash after a concert on the eve of the World Cup. Zenani Mandela, 13, died when travelling home after the concert in Soweto, the Nelson Mandela Foundation said. No-one else was hurt.
Zenani was one of Mr Mandela's nine great-grandchildren. The incident came just hours before the former South African president was due to attend the opening of the World Cup in Johannesburg. A police spokesman said Zenani had been travelling with Nelson Mandela's former wife, Winnie Madikizela.
"The family has asked for privacy as they mourn this tragedy," the Foundation said in a statement.
Zenani had reportedly celebrated her 13th birthday on 9 June.
Heavy traffic Thursday's World Cup concert had drawn tens of thousands to Soweto, and traffic in the area had been busy into the early hours of Friday. The event featured a cast of international stars - including Colombian singer Shakira, the Black Eyed Peas and Alicia Keys, as well as African stars Amadou & Mariam and Hugh Masekela.
Anti-apartheid icon Mr Mandela, 91, had campaigned for the World Cup to come to South Africa.
Some 350,000 people are expected to visit South Africa for the competition, which is being held in Africa for the first time.
Lucchese DeCavalcante
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Here we go Africa it's time to start blowing out louder our VUVUZELA to support and cheer fellow african representatives...
GO South Africa go Algeria Go Nigeria Go Cameroon Go Ivory Coast Go Go Africa
GO South Africa go Algeria Go Nigeria Go Cameroon Go Ivory Coast Go Go Africa