Posts Tagged ‘World Cup 2010’

40 Children Lost During World Cup

Friday, December 3rd, 2010

The 2010 World Cup South Africa threatens the children if the parents do not carefully keep an eye on them. At least now there are 40 children who lost due to World Cup events.

Since the opening concert on Thursday (06/10/2010), South African police recorded 40 missing children. They are on average separated from her parents or her sister in the midst of hectic World Cup event. Watch this beautiful of South Africa, grab your money from payday loans.  The loss of several children during the World Cup had become a national concern in South Africa. Moreover, abduction of children is also very vulnerable in South Africa. It is feared the kidnappers would be utilizing the World Cup event for abducting children, and then sell them.

Fortunately, according to South African police, 40 children had been found missing. As quoted by The Cityzen, South African police spokesperson, Percy Morokane, said as many as 36 other children were lost when South Africa hosted the match versus Mexico.
Opening party was very crowded. All Fan Fest filled with citizens of South Africa. While Soccer City Stadium, where the opening and the game, also crowded with hundreds of thousands of people. Because of the richness of it, many children are suddenly separated from his family and confused where to go.

“Most cases occurred in the Inner Fan Fest Free Park Stadium, at Johannesburg, and in Thokoza Park in Soweto,” said Morokane.

The kidnappers are usually from outside South Africa. They do have a job to kidnap children to be sold abroad. So, the police now conduct strict supervision and train some people specifically to deal with child abduction issues.

The World Cup Participants Start To Doubt Police Work

Sunday, June 6th, 2010

High rates of crime and theft cases began to worry World Cup team participants. They also seemed to start not believing in the police. So, to secure the treasure, some teams began to hire private security.

Those private securities continue to guard room of players, coaches, and officials. Thus, the team can peacefully do the exercise or compete for their room will be guarded 24 hours.

Previously, cases of theft were making anxious teams and participants. The room of Greece team recently being robed, three of the players lost their money. Soon, the thieves also entered the Uruguayan team room and devour the sum of 12 000 U.S. dollars.

Greece and Uruguay had reported it to the police. However, they apparently did not get a satisfactory answer. In fact, the police in Uruguay even accuse people of stealing his own.

Therefore, now those teams hire private security. This action is imitating a lot of South African citizens who hired private security as it gives more satisfactory service and trustworthy.
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Ups, Sorry! No Beef for Maradona

Wednesday, May 5th, 2010

World Cup 2010, Argentina coach Diego Maradona is treated with a luxury. But that did not make him freely ordering beef from his hometown.

During his stay in South Africa, the teams participating countries are allowed to bring food from their respective countries. In addition to facilitate the players to enjoy the food according to taste, the food was also adjusted to the diet of the players lived.

The French players, for example, order a baguette in large numbers to the players ‘Les Blues’. Italian players are also spoiled by the pizza, pasta and Prosecco wine.

What about Argentina? This team apparently is unlucky. Maradona’s demand to bring the beef for his team was not allowed.

“They never get permission to bring the beef. They want to eat beef, but rejected,” said Linda Tyrrell, cooks at the University of Pretoria as the place to stay “Albiceleste” in South Africa.
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World Cup Passion Is Downhill

Sunday, April 18th, 2010

Passion World Cup in South Africa (South Africa) has decreased as the day-to-4. Cities seemed quiet, not too many supporters or major festivities in the streets toward the stadium. Occurs only when the festive opening.

On the Dutch and Danish match at Soccer City Stadium, there are not too many supporters who came. In fact, in the parking lot at the Apartheid Museum, still plenty of room left. In fact, this can be said as a big game. Supporters from abroad have not seen a lot.

Spectators who came mostly are local residents. Actually, most of them were wearing South Africa T-shirts. So, no wonder now emerging issues that the spectators without tickets will likely be released into the second half. This is especially true for games that sell fewer tickets.

The issue was already circulating among journalists. However, apart from that, it seems not as busy festive World Cup before. In every FIFA Fan Fest, the show is also too simple. Usually only together with the wide screen to watch and be entertained quiz or a local band that was not too interesting.
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The Lack of the World Cup Attendance Start to Unnerve FIFA

Wednesday, February 17th, 2010

Apparently, the lack of soccer game spectator is concerned because the chair could reach one-third empty. When South Korean opponent play Greece, at the stadium looks much empty space. In addition, not all tickets are sold; there are 8000 ticket holders who did not come.

That was revealed by FIFA and conveyed to the public. So, FIFA will conduct an investigation.

The most possible cause is due to problems in distribution systems or due to substandard transportation. As a result FIFA insists that they will abide the cost of transporting the audience from the parking lot toward the stadium.

In addition, FIFA is also thought to lower ticket prices for games that have not sold out.

For example is the match of Greek against South Korea on Tuesday; only 31 513 spectators who attended, when the stadium in Port Elizabeth should accommodate 42 486 spectators. (more…)

Aim Ballack, Hamburg Supported by Wealthy Fans

Tuesday, January 19th, 2010

Hamburg is ready to challenge Manchester United to fight over Chelsea midfielder; Michael Ballack with the support of wealthy fans to bring Ballack.

As reported by Bild, Hamburg is now hoping so greatly in the figure of Klaus-Michael Kuehne to beat MU. This Hamburg wealthy supporter will provide funding for the club to be able to tempt Ballack.

Ballack, who is now 33 years old, will stop playing at Chelsea later this month after four years of doing business in the English Premier League. Ballack, who is now heavily injured and failed to strengthen Germany in World Cup 2010 is considered Chelsea have started to slow.

But the big name of Ballack was still in demand in the market. Besides MU and Hamburg, some sort of Europe’s elite club Real Madrid and Bayern Leverkusen ready to bring Ballack. This proves that Ballack is still admired.

Ballack himself had a particular clause for those clubs who want to hire him. (more…)