World Cup 2010 [Archive] - Page 22 - League Of Ireland Discussion Forum

FIFA - Joe Cole looks to club future
FIFA - Dunga: Past results count for nothing
FIFA - Gerrard expects new-look England
FIFA - Bielsa hopes to change history
FIFA - Muller runs riot as Gio waves goodbye
FIFA - Tevez shines as Argentina oust Mexico
FIFA - England and Mexico haunted anew
FIFA - Argentina win again, Klose keeps scoring
FIFA - Spain-Portugal preview
FIFA - Argentina or Germany?
FIFA - Slovakia and Chile eye upsets
FIFA - Confident Maradona looks to Germany
FIFA - Dunga predicts championship match
FIFA - Endo: We are mentally strong
FIFA - Ferreira: Portugal are all as one
FIFA - Van der Vaart: The pressure's really on
FIFA - Zola backs Prandelli
FIFA - Heskey: It is back to the drawing board
FIFA - Paraguay-Japan preview
FIFA - Ferreira: Portugal are all as one
FIFA - Van der Vaart: The pressure's really on
FIFA - Narrow margins in neighbourly duel
FIFA - Paraguay poachers preach work ethic
FIFA - English press lament familiar failings
FIFA - Japan ready to carry Asia's hopes
FIFA - Fan mile a hit in Cape Town
FIFA - Brazil have history on their side
FIFA - Houllier: Maradona's personality spurs Argentina
FIFA - Capello's future decided in two weeks
FIFA - Bradley's future to be decided
FIFA - England fail to fire
FIFA - Uruguay point to overseas experience
FIFA - Antic keen to remain in Serbia post
FIFA - Sorry England failed to fire
FIFA - Houllier: Maradona's personality spurs Argentina
FIFA - Aguirre backs Mexican federation
FIFA - No retirement plans for Lampard
FIFA - Japan count on Honda
FIFA - Paraguay confident in physical advantage
FIFA - Returning Robben helps sink Slovakia
FIFA - Mexican curse strikes again
FIFA - Villa backs Torres to come good
FIFA - Torres: We've still to hit our stride
FIFA - Ousted Slovakia hail 'genius' Robben
FIFA - Van Marwijk: Dutch need to bury chances
FIFA - Portugal plan to attack Spain
FIFA - Klose: England did not play as a team
FIFA - Robinho rubs it in, Oranje on a roll
FIFA - Martino keen to strike first blow
FIFA - Spain play down Ronaldo threat
FIFA - Brazil inflict more misery on Chile
FIFA - Martino: Tough qualifying helps South Americans
FIFA - Uruguay's Godin faces Ghana fitness race
FIFA - One favourite and three outsiders
FIFA - Chile lacked punch, admits Bielsa
FIFA - Spain or Portugal?
FIFA - Dunga: We're getting better
FIFA - Robinho rubs it in, Oranje on a roll
FIFA - Dutch, Brazil book meeting in style
FIFA - Slovakia duo leave with heads held high
FIFA - Bloemfontein's big day
FIFA - Capello admits England must change
FIFA - Japan senses history ahead of Paraguay clash
FIFA - Del Bosque reflects on slow start
FIFA - Okada: Japan building for future
FIFA - Dunga keen to cut Kaka cautions
FIFA - Honda gunning for Paraguay
FIFA - Schmeichel: Denmark lacked fight
FIFA - Martino: We're in with a great chance
FIFA - KFA to make Huh decision
FIFA - Friedrich: Maradona is the greatest
FIFA - Dunga: We're primed for Dutch challenge
FIFA - Schmeichel: Denmark lacked fight
FIFA - Beyond the call of duty
FIFA - President: FIFA will consider refereeing questions
FIFA - Ghana injury headaches for Uruguay clash
FIFA - Spurs swoop for Kjaer, Cavani
FIFA - Vorsah returns to training
FIFA - Perez captures Celeste spirit
FIFA - Paraguay squeeze into the last eight
FIFA - Kingson proving his worth
FIFA - Gilberto Silva: Brazil hungry for glory
FIFA - Van Marwijk: Dutch will be underdogs
FIFA - Brazilians look ahead
FIFA - Radebe: Africa is really proud
FIFA - Muntari wants to state his case
FIFA - Appiah: This team is special
FIFA - Tevez dreaming of glory
FIFA - President: FIFA will consider refereeing questions
FIFA - Spurs swoop for Kjaer, Cavani
FIFA - Gyan expects to face Uruguay
FIFA - Lo Roja youngsters look to 2014
FIFA - Santa Cruz: A fantastic win
FIFA - Japanese praise for Samurai Blue
FIFA - Martino: Just trying to play well
FIFA - Uruguay's humble heroes catch up
FIFA - Del Bosque respect for Paraguay
FIFA - Queiroz admits Spain were better
FIFA - Paraguay make history, Villa strikes
FIFA - What's been the best match?
FIFA - Forlan fired up for Ghana test
FIFA - Starters' success and Spanish history
FIFA - Okada laments missed chances
FIFA - List of referees for remaining matches announced
FIFA - Villa ends Portuguese dreams
FIFA - Slovaks revel in impressive campaign
FIFA - Carvalho: We need to attack more
FIFA - Tears and cheers for Samurai Blue
FIFA - City agree deal for Silva
FIFA - The song that unites a nation
FIFA - Tabarez out to fulfil dream
FIFA - Ghana fever grips South Africa
FIFA - Spain reign as fullbacks climb
FIFA - Echoes of 2006
FIFA - A new beginning
FIFA - Okada shoulders blame for exit
FIFA - Xavi: Spain on the up
FIFA - Ronaldo gutted to go out
FIFA - Rajevac staying relaxed
FIFA - Makaay: Messi the best so far
FIFA - BLK JKS: positive things will come our way
FIFA - Elano's a miss for Brazil
FIFA - Stekelenburg earns his World Cup spurs
FIFA - Eduardo laments opportunity missed
FIFA - Alonso curbs Spanish enthusiasm
FIFA - Roque wants to roll with it
FIFA - BLK JKS: Positive things will come our way
FIFA - Karembeu: Knowledge is power
FIFA - Low's boys have the belief
FIFA - Pastore credits Serie A with improvement
FIFA - Mourinho backs Ronaldo
FIFA - Swapping tradition for success
FIFA - Aguirre quits as Mexico coach
FIFA - Parreira: Technique always tells
FIFA - The man behind the Stars
FIFA - Africans eye Ghanaian glory
FIFA - South Africa 2010: What they said
FIFA - Uruguay-Ghana preview
FIFA - Elia lighting the Oranje way
FIFA - Paraguayan quest far from over
FIFA - Jagger: I'm having a really good time
FIFA - Paraguay boss desperate for goals
FIFA - Matthaus: It's a huge fixture
FIFA - Intense rivalry reignited
FIFA - Spain wary of Paraguay threat
FIFA - Africans eye Ghanaian glory
FIFA - South Africa 2010: What they said
FIFA - Gyan unsurprised by success
FIFA - Santos to coach Greece
FIFA - South Americans take centre stage
FIFA - Japan return to hero's welcome
FIFA - Referee designations for matches 57-60
FIFA - Fans unite under Madiba's gaze
FIFA - Paraguay not content with quarter-finals
FIFA - Queiroz rules out quitting
FIFA - Young guns have shocked Bierhoff
FIFA - Romero does his homework
FIFA - Living it up in the last eight
FIFA - Lahm: We need to be cool
FIFA - Quarter-finalists united in the fight against discrimination
FIFA - Llorente: Swiss defeat made us stronger
FIFA - Van Marwijk: Not afraid of Brazil
FIFA - Van der Vaart returns to training
FIFA - Dunga predicts 'beautiful' match
FIFA - Argentina hit by Messi worry
FIFA - Stats speak volumes for Spain
FIFA - Klose eyes Ronaldo's scoring record
FIFA - Cafu wary of Dutch threat
FIFA - Antic to remain on as Serbia coach
FIFA - Javi Martinez injured in training
FIFA - Uruguay in pursuit of former glories
FIFA - Del Bosque keeps faith in Torres
FIFA - New Italy coach calls for optimism
FIFA - History beckons for Port Elizabeth pair
FIFA - Models enjoying the beautiful game
FIFA - Argentina-Germany preview
FIFA - Eusebio: Brazil have a clear run
FIFA - Zuma: Tournament has inspired Africans
FIFA - Given wants Hart for England
FIFA - Van Marwijk: We have had to adapt
FIFA - Nakamura ends Japan career
FIFA - Japan look for new coach
FIFA - Huh confirms Korea Republic exit
FIFA - Villa on track to match Raul
FIFA - Deja vu for 'grandad' Caniza
FIFA - South America versus the world
FIFA - Van Bommel: Brazil are very strong
FIFA - Muntari doesn't want to go home
FIFA - Neuer: The biggest game of my career
FIFA - South Africa rallies behind Ghana
FIFA - Zuma: Tournament has inspired Africans
FIFA - One man’s 'Tour de South Africa'
FIFA - Low downbeat on Cacau fitness
FIFA - Low heaps praise on Maradona
FIFA - French football heralds new era
FIFA - Maradona confident for Germany rematch
FIFA - Argentina-Germany preview
FIFA - Lehmann: Germany's time has come
FIFA - Zuma: Tournament has inspired Africans
FIFA - Fabregas: Torres will play key role
FIFA - Germany to ease past Argentina, predicts Ballack
FIFA - Paraguay look to emulate Dutch
FIFA - Van Marwijk targets Trophy
FIFA - Dunga feels the pain as reign ends
FIFA - Carragher backs Capello
FIFA - Dutch fightback buries Brazil
FIFA - Worth the investment
FIFA - Mandela cheering for Ghana
FIFA - Thuram recommends Evra exile
FIFA - Ozil out to upstage Messi
FIFA - FA stick with Capello
FIFA - 100-cap Klose eager for goals
FIFA - Rajevac: I'm very proud
FIFA - Cape Town hosts clash of titans
FIFA - Tears across the continent
FIFA - Oranje reprise Cruyff's success
FIFA - Who was the best African player?
FIFA - Dreams over for Brazil and Ghana
FIFA - Agony for Adiyiah
FIFA - Ghana pay the penalty
FIFA - FIFA President welcomes the next generation
FIFA - Messi to be given free role
FIFA - Fabregas: Torres will play key role
FIFA - Sneijder credited with first goal in Dutch quarter-final victory
FIFA - Future still bright for distraught Stars
FIFA - Kingson looks past agony
FIFA - Ghana media mourns heart-break
FIFA - Football takes on a different centre stage
FIFA - Alcaraz: "Why can't we beat Spain?"
FIFA - Ferdinand fully behind Capello
FIFA - Van Marwijk forced to re-think
FIFA - Low admires Maradona
FIFA - Dunga done with Brazil
FIFA - Del Bosque looking forward
FIFA - Tabarez: Handball instinctive
FIFA - Gyan: I'll bounce back
FIFA - De Jong has faith in his team-mates
FIFA - Joy and pain for Germany's Muller
FIFA - Eto'o: We must look to the future
FIFA - Black Stars enjoy audience with Nelson Mandela
FIFA - Castrol Index: How the ratings work out
FIFA - People power reigns at Fan Fests
FIFA - Rampant Germany oust Argentina
FIFA - Uruguayan media salute semi-final qualification
FIFA - Gyan must forget miss, says Pantsil
FIFA - Dutch believe this could be their year
FIFA - Dunga takes blame for Brazil exit
FIFA - Reluctant spectator Lugano eyes return
FIFA - Ghana media mourns heartbreak
FIFA - Mokoena backs Mosimane to take reins