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South African World Cup 2010 Over Budget

Matthew — Sat, 27 Jan 2007 16:07:12 GMT

Funds for two hospitals in South Africa to be built have been diverted for building new football stadiums and refurbishing existing ones for the 2010 world cup. It is also reported that the budget for the project is already been surpassed by hundreds of millions of dollars.

There is public concern that South Africa will not be prepared and will not able to afford to host the event."The 2010 Fifa World Cup provides South Africa and the region with a once-in-a-generation opportunity to showcase our land and our hospitality in a sporting festival that knows no bounds.", Mr Manuel said, but could it be a once in another generation disgrace?

RE: Go Dallas

Matthew — Thu, 18 Jan 2007 16:30:15 GMT

Dallas lost, just like a regular season for Dallas. They pump everyone up and make them think that they are going to the Super Bowl, but they only make it to the first or second game of the post season play offs.

RE: Go Dallas

amy — Sat, 06 Jan 2007 18:20:43 GMT

Yes, being a born and raised Texan, Dallas will always be my team. Even when they SUCK. I am so upset they have lost the last two games, but Romo is a great leader and a great quarterback...but still a rookie starter, so give him a break, there is more than Romo on that team, and if everyone will do their job, Super bowl is possible, That dam T.O., Terrell Owens he makes me sick. I wish they would trade him. His MOUTH opens and ignorance pours out. SHUT UP ALREADY AND CATCH THE BALL.
I really like Bill Parsell but he always seems so
pissed off, Smile More. Bill don't be so Gloom and Doom!

Go Cowboys

Go Dallas

Matthew — Tue, 02 Jan 2007 07:13:01 GMT

To the Dallas Cowboys, thumbs up! They should win the Super Bowl this season. I am tired of them just making it to the play offs and getting put down. Go Dallas Cowboys!

American Sports

Matthew — Tue, 02 Jan 2007 04:06:39 GMT

Sports in America are pass times of children and adults of all ages. From pee-wee football and little league baseball to the NFL, the professional football league and World Series Professional Baseball watched on televisions all over the world, American Sports is known world wide to have great educational, economical and political impression on the public involved.