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July 16, 2006
The White Caps coming downtown?
[Metroblogging Vancouver] Plus if the Whitecaps aren't exhiled out in Burnaby they might start drawing bigger crowds, which would be nice. It'll also be a nice venue when Vancouver hosts larger soccer/football events like the upcoming FIFA under-20 World Cup in 2007.
Some related posts from Technorati and Google.
[Spain.worldcupblog.org] Spain World Cup Team Blog - FIFA World Cup Football - Germany 2006: At first it seems a bit silly, but upon further review I think Spain will have one of the top five squads at the World Cup. In terms of the best overall teams in June, I would rank Brazil and Argentina as 1-2, with Spain, Italy and England clumped together in the next three spots.
[Squidoo.com] FIFA 2006 on Squidoo: The Federation Internationale de Football Association (FIFA) was been formed in 1904 and immediately holding a football World Cup was proposed. The FIFA president, Jules Rimet, commissioned a study into a potential worldwide competition and at the Olympics in Amsterdam and it was declared that the World Cup would be held for the first time in 1930.
[Germany2006-worldcup.blogspot.com] FIFA World Cup - Germany 2006: Unofficial blog: Portugal in the other hand, a 20-1 shot last December, advanced to the World Cup Semi-finals for just the second time. Eusebio, the hero of Portugals 1966 run, was on hand, as was former France captain Michel Platini, considered by many his countrys greatest footballer.
[Hosted.ap.org] FIFA World Cup 2006 - ConnPost.com: After listening to U.S. Soccer Federation president Sunil Gulati talk about the initiatives that need to be taken to get more top athletes to play soccer, I went over to the media center, above the Fan Fest, and watched Germany's 2-0 win over Sweden. People cheered a lot, waved German flags - even sent up a red flare.
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Posted at July 16, 2006 02:24 AM
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