World Cup 2010 [Archive] - Page 19 - League Of Ireland Discussion Forum

FIFA - Klose and Gyan back with a bang
FIFA - Japan wary of Eto'o threat
FIFA - Luis Fabiano set to follow in Ronaldo's footsteps
FIFA - Ronaldo won't worry over Drogba
FIFA - Carragher hails Gerrard
FIFA - Low relieved after big win
FIFA - Italy begin their title defence
FIFA - Australia struggle for positives
FIFA - German heroes revel in success
FIFA - Germany run riot, duo edge victory
FIFA - King a concern for England
FIFA - Lippi hails fellow Italian Capello
FIFA - Kim targets Brazil upset
FIFA - Toure: Eriksson has changed our mindset
FIFA - Lippi happy to wait
FIFA - Capello focusing on the positives
FIFA - DeMerit: Team spirit key
FIFA - Antic looking ahead
FIFA - Podolski keeping feet on the ground
FIFA - Chile eye end to 48 years of hurt
FIFA - Messi: My mentality has changed
FIFA - A victory made in Korea
FIFA - Odemwingie a team player
FIFA - Herbert: A sense of anticipation
FIFA - Rehhagel: We must learn our lessons
FIFA - Tabarez to shake up team
FIFA - Hang in there Desert Warriors!
FIFA - Danes no match for Dutch
FIFA - Iniesta making steady progress
FIFA - Carragher hails "typical Germans"
FIFA - Serbia facing uphill battle
FIFA - Frei and Behrami out of Spain clash
FIFA - Little and large ready for battle
FIFA - Hang in there Desert Warriors!
FIFA - Hitzfeld targets Spain upset
FIFA - Van Marwijk happy with winning start
FIFA - Honda creates history for Japan
FIFA - A warm welcome in Durban
FIFA - Ayew eyes more success
FIFA - Brazil-Korea DPR preview
FIFA - Vela ready for French duel
FIFA - 1966 heroes inspire Koreans
FIFA - Claim a piece of the celebration
FIFA - Deco keen to face Drogba
FIFA - Bougherra: We have nothing to lose
FIFA - Yahia: We will be more ambitious
FIFA - Youngsters fail to seize their chance
FIFA - Italy and Paraguay share spoils
FIFA - USA need to halt Slovenia surge
FIFA - Eriksson not dreaming of revenge
FIFA - A World Cup journey
FIFA - Cameroon display frustrates Le Guen
FIFA - Eto'o says Danish clash is must-win
FIFA - Japan bend but don't break
FIFA - Van Marwijk warns Dutch over arrogance
FIFA - 'Tired' Pienaar vows to play on
FIFA - Drogba trains normally
FIFA - Jara confident despite Suazo injury
FIFA - Ronaldo: Don't count us out
FIFA - Referee designations for matches 17-24
FIFA - It was 28 years ago today...
FIFA - Group G to the fore, with licence to thrill
FIFA - Buffon injures back
FIFA - Will Italy defend their crown?
FIFA - First for Japan, fourth for Cannavaro
FIFA - Ramos eager to get started
FIFA - Honda savours vital strike
FIFA - Dunga warns against complacency
FIFA - Mixed feelings for Cannavaro
FIFA - Sneijder impressed by strength in depth
FIFA - Orange Army get the party started
FIFA - Japanese media hail historic win
FIFA - Mexico expect big things of Hernandez
FIFA - Okada already focusing on the Dutch
FIFA - Barry says he's ready
FIFA - Lippi happy with fighting draw
FIFA - Carragher admires German mentality
FIFA - Bafana seek to maintain momentum
FIFA - Palacios inspired by tragedy
FIFA - Jung living the dream
FIFA - Sorensen: Let’s make our own luck
FIFA - German gem Oezil eyes glory
FIFA - Fabregas: My debt to Senderos
FIFA - NMB fans brave the cold for Portugal
FIFA - Arshavin: Time is a healer
FIFA - Queiroz confident in Ronaldo
FIFA - Gallas doubtful for Mexico meeting
FIFA - Mphela wants to take the plunge
FIFA - Osieck: Japan success no surprise
FIFA - Paraguay earn their spurs against Italy
FIFA - Schwarzer: Senior players must step up
FIFA - 'No small teams', warns Casillas
FIFA - Podolski speaks highly of Low
FIFA - Nelsen’s Kiwi dream realised
FIFA - Lippi not worried by sluggish start
FIFA - Honours even in Port Elizabeth
FIFA - Argentines make case for the defence
FIFA - Koren looking forward to England
FIFA - Germans remain grounded insists Mueller
FIFA - Guedioura vows to battle
FIFA - Do-or-die for Aussies against Ghana
FIFA - Van Marwijk: Robben eight days away
FIFA - South Africa-Uruguay preview
FIFA - Holders sweat on Buffon fitness
FIFA - Duo doubtful ahead of Honduras opener
FIFA - Crouch: Capello preaches belief
FIFA - Smith steady as Weiss shines
FIFA - Brazil beat resilient Koreans
FIFA - Losing to Slovenia not option for USA
FIFA - Parreira: First game was the hardest
FIFA - Tabarez denies history weighing on Uruguay
FIFA - Salpingidis wary of Nigeria
FIFA - Only a championship will do for Tevez
FIFA - Swiss don't mind not being favourites
FIFA - Spain ready to entertain
FIFA - Bielsa not worried by past failure
FIFA - Drogba back but defences prevail
FIFA - Favourites enter the fray
FIFA - Mixed reactions from Brazil fans
FIFA - All smiles in New Zealand
FIFA - Dunga satisfied after nervy win
FIFA - Tears flow as Brazil get started
FIFA - Who is Spain's most important player?
FIFA - Age no barrier to free-scoring Brazil
FIFA - USA: Defeat is not an option
FIFA - North Koreans still eyeing last 16
FIFA - Rocking to a new rhythm
FIFA - Brazil beat resilient Koreans
FIFA - Nelsen: 'It is down to spirit'
FIFA - Domenech faces tactical dilemma
FIFA - We can shock Argentina, insists Park
FIFA - Birthday boy Zakumi celebrates in style
FIFA - England fired up for must-win encounter
FIFA - Samaras eyes return to old ways
FIFA - Sono goes back to his roots
FIFA - Gio, the unsung Dutch 'jewel'
FIFA - Jacquet predicts African surprise
FIFA - Tutu hails spirit of togetherness
FIFA - Parreira wary of Forlan
FIFA - Dunga: Opener was no fluke
FIFA - Dawson keen to impress Capello
FIFA - Nelsen: It is down to spirit
FIFA - Santa Cruz ready to step up
FIFA - Carrasso replacement request rejected
FIFA - Freshlyground flying the flag high
FIFA - Wilkshire ready to fight
FIFA - Dempsey: England were under pressure
FIFA - Jovanovic: We must show no fear
FIFA - Argentina-Korea Republic preview
FIFA - Cavani ready for South African challenge
FIFA - Veron set to miss game
FIFA - Unsung heroes
FIFA - Eriksson extols Elephants' qualities
FIFA - Inamoto buoyed by opening win
FIFA - Beausejour ends Chile wait
FIFA - Brazil ready for next battle
FIFA - Italy 'stressed' before title defence
FIFA - Rooney: I must do myself justice
FIFA - Exploring South Africa
FIFA - Barry back to face Algeria
FIFA - Yebda hails England strength
FIFA - Record-breaking kick-off for FIFA.com
FIFA - Howard to play through pain barrier
FIFA - Swiss shock kings of Europe
FIFA - Makoun keeps the faith
FIFA - Kuyt happy to be Mr Versatility
FIFA - Yakubu living the dream
FIFA - Chiellini wary of All Whites' threat
FIFA - Muntari: Winning is all that matters
FIFA - Khedira calls for repeat show
FIFA - Kaka thanks South African fans
FIFA - Roxburgh: Brazil's rattlesnake strikes
FIFA - Zokora hopes to put pressure on Portugal
FIFA - Star siblings and a Swiss roll
FIFA - Pain for South Africa and Spain
FIFA - Olsen does not blame Poulsen
FIFA - Rehhagel: We can recover
FIFA - Mexico to attack Les Bleus
FIFA - Gilberto backs Kaka to shine
FIFA - South Koreans inspired by neighbours
FIFA - Forlan silences South Africa
FIFA - It's up to players now, says Domenech
FIFA - Japan hope to repeat Dutch frustration
FIFA - Park, Tevez put friendship aside
FIFA - Super Eagles sharpen talons
FIFA - Chaouchi doubt for England clash
FIFA - Swiss fear worst for Senderos
FIFA - Last 16 in sight
FIFA - Mokoena: South Africa need to forget defeat
FIFA - Rooney eager to make his mark
FIFA - Guardado: We have to score
FIFA - Which team has impressed you the most?
FIFA - Park primed for Messi revenge
FIFA - Mokoena: There is still hope
FIFA - Uruguay hoping for Mexico victory
FIFA - Follow North Koreans' example, says Kalou
FIFA - Fernandes stunned by Swiss success
FIFA - Parreira upbeat despite defeat
FIFA - Kalou: Follow Korean example
FIFA - Last 16 in sight
FIFA - Buffon out of Kiwi clash
FIFA - European tours boost Asia's finest
FIFA - Changes likely, says Chipperfield
FIFA - Japan plot to frustrate Dutch
FIFA - Little Slovenia thinking big
FIFA - Relaxed Gyan hungry for more
FIFA - Kewell backs Socceroos to advance
FIFA - Mokoena: There is still hope
FIFA - Robben: We can accomplish something
FIFA - Germany-Serbia preview
FIFA - Gilberto expects better to come
FIFA - Japan strikers raring to go
FIFA - Cahill and Khune receive one match bans
FIFA - All Whites dare to dream
FIFA - Wild design
FIFA - Strikers look to match Honda
FIFA - Heinze leaves strikers in the shade
FIFA - Juanes: Messi is a genius
FIFA - Eriksson: Don't rule out Koreans
FIFA - Donovan: We're in a very good place
FIFA - Chiellini laments Buffon blow
FIFA - Carragher: Our last shot
FIFA - Calderon: It’s just like Italy 1990
FIFA - Tabarez: We can improve
FIFA - Higuain's hat-trick sinks South Koreans
FIFA - Boudebouz ready to be unleashed on England
FIFA - Villa: Let's stick together
FIFA - Antic: we must scale the heights
FIFA - Cahill and Khune receive one-match bans
FIFA - Nilmar: Spain still among the favourites
FIFA - Greece edge ten-man Nigeria
FIFA - Antic: We must scale the heights
FIFA - Starting slow and finishing big
FIFA - Gerrard glad to have Barry back
FIFA - Samaras savours historic win
FIFA - Maicon: I'm living the dream
FIFA - Low: Serbia will hit back
FIFA - Mexican subs shoot down France
FIFA - Grella out of Australia's match with Ghana
FIFA - Algeria respect for England
FIFA - Appiah wary of Australia
FIFA - Senderos injury blow for Swiss
FIFA - Drogba poised for Brazil start
FIFA - Poulsen haunted by mistake
FIFA - USA remember old lessons
FIFA - Capello keeps Green in the dark
FIFA - England seek reassurance, Germany more goals
FIFA - Fallon, Kiwi football missionary
FIFA - Higuain shines as France slump
FIFA - Domenech: We need a miracle now