Germany Star Mesut Özil 2050 Nike advert stirs a little bother
Mesut Özil, the German National side star of Turkish decent had certainly shined in the World Cup and has been recieving significant interest especially from the Premiership. Video of Nike Advert starring Mesut Özil as a retired footballer in 2050. Get the Flash Player to see the wordTube Media Player. var WT1_1 = { params : { wmode...
2010 World Cup Group B : Argentina, Nigeria, S. Korea, Greece
FIFA 2010 World Cup in South Africa : Group B Nigeria fail to pass Group stages of World Cup coming last - Image by : Getty Images Nigeria Nigeria were the biggest disappointment in Group B coming last with only one point, which they managed to get in the last game of the group stages. The African nation which we are so used to playing...
2010 World Cup Group A roundup France, Uruguay, Mexico, S. Africa
Raymond Domenech has been widely criticized for his lack of control in the French dressing room France Without any doubt, one of the greatest shocks of the 2010 World Cup in South Africa was the elimination of the France national side in only the group stages of the competition that managed to reach the final in 2006, right? I beg to...
Naomi Campbell cries for Zenani
Supermodel Naomi Campbell was seen crying at the opening ceremony of the World Cup following the tragic death of Nelson Mandela’s granddaughter. The 40-year-old model, was spotted in the VIP bathrooms at the Soccer City stadium by a passer by who attempted to console her following the news of 13-year-old Zenani Mandela’s death. They said:...
World Cup 2010 South Africa – Japan vs Cameroon preview
World Cup 2010 South Africa group stage match – Japan Vs Cameroon preview Eto'o Cameroons most influential player - Photo By : Getty Images Cameroon are looking as the favorite for the Group E clash with Japan on Monday. Japan have received much criticism after losing all their warm up games and only managing a draw against Zimbabwe. Japan...
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