From Norman Brook, Cape Town Journalists travelling to South Africa for the World Cup next month are invited to contact a Cape Town-based charity and …
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Category: South Africa 2010
News and information for sports journalists covering the 2010 FIFA World Cup in South Africa
Drawing the line under World Cup books
An essential part of any World Cup build-up is a flood of related book launches. PETER WILSON reviews two of the latest offerings There has been an av…
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Lynam questions ITV’s appointment of Chiles
Des Lynam has openly questioned ITV Sport’s appointment of Adrian Chiles as the channel’s lead presenter ahead of the World Cup in South A…
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How England lost the World Cup… and found it again
Always with a nose for a story, NORMAN GILLER wonders whether there are any more skeletons waiting in English football’s closet ahead of the tou…
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World Cup woes for Sir Alf and our Vic
Like all his predecessors over the past 40 years, England manager Fabio Capello, above, has to look to Sir Alf Ramsey for the World Cup standard that …
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Rider quits ITV Sport as Chiles gets World Cup gig
Steve Rider has quit as ITV Sport’s main presenter, apparently unhappy at his relegation in the sporting pecking order at the channel following …
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World Cup Big Brother house seeks fans
Budweiser, one of the sponsors of the 2010 FIFA World Cup in South Africa, has launched a worldwide search for football fans willing to spend up to a …
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SA 2010: Cape Town accommodation offer
Jennings to lecture on corruption in FIFA and IOC
Andrew Jennings, the reporter who has spent the past 20 years investigating the activities of sports officials at the International Olympic Committee …
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‘Jairzinho. Pele. Banks saves!’ The magic of Mexico
What has been your most memorable World Cup finals? For many of us of a certain age, Mexico in 1970 remains the finest footballing tournament. PHILIP …
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