Holland is a name in common usage given to a region in the western part of the Netherlands. Moreover, the term Holland is frequently used to refer to the whole of the Netherlands. This usage is unofficial and while generally accepted, it has caused a number of people from the Netherlands to complain
Netherlands (english) and in dutch its called Nederland:A S tongue:
kaka ktk dunia hii kila taifa kuna wabaguzi,hao weusi wa sauzi wenyewe wabaguzi mbona wameua weusi wenzao ktk xenophobia,yote 9 10Huu mpira wa leo hautabiriki japo nitafurahi sana kuwaona wabaguzi zaidi (Spain) wakitolewa.
Pweza ameshatabiri kuwa bingwa ni Netherlands
YouTube - Paul the octopus predict the final! The Netherlands VS Spain
Holland is a name in common usage given to a region in the western part of the Netherlands. Moreover, the term Holland is frequently used to refer to the whole of the Netherlands. This usage is unofficial and while generally accepted, it has caused a number of people from the Netherlands to complain
Netherlands (english) and in dutch its called Nederland:A S tongue:
Webb isipocheza Man U huwa objective enough..Bwe he he he..
His record is very impressive. I hope he will be able to maintain order and officiate to the best of his ability. Good luck.
British ref Webb assigned World Cup final
Last Updated: Thursday, July 8, 2010 | 1:31 PM ET
The Associated Press
Howard Webb has words for Chile's Alexis Sanchez during a June 28 match. (Andre Penner/Associated Press) (Andre Penner/Associated Press)
Howard Webb of England will referee the World Cup final, FIFA announced on Thursday.
The 38-year-old former police officer was chosen to take charge when the Netherlands and Spain meet at Johannesburg's Soccer City on Sunday.
Webb has refereed three World Cup matches and has neither shown a red card nor awarded a penalty kick.
He handled Spain's 1-0 loss to Switzerland, then won praise for controlling a dramatic end to Slovakia's 3-2 win that eliminated defending champion Italy. He also refereed Brazil's 3-0 second-round victory against Chile.
Webb and assistants Darren Cann and Mike Mullarkey will complete a prestigious end-of-season double after officiating the Champions League final in May, when Inter Milan beat Bayern Munich in Madrid.