South Africa 2010 Fifa World Cup

[Roman21]

talking about south-africa group:
I read the list of Uruguay and Tabares (DT) didn't call C. Rodriguez because he said Rodriguez has a 2 match suspension by the FIFA...

My question here how far is he thinking of going in the WC by saying that?? because C. Rodriguez was i think the best midfielder he had..

And also saying that because Ecuador lost the WC in that match we didn't win them ...

Im just sorry for Antonio Valencia missing the WC..

[Mike Rotchtickles]

at least south africa have this nerving instrument to irritate the player (forget name )

The "lepatata"
but popularly known as the 'Vuvuzela'

[Elargento]

i wish maradroga do somthing usefull for once as a coach. leaving out gago, zanetti and cambiasso is unacceptable. i hope he has made the right choice if not he will not last a single day after we comeback from africa empy-handed.


GOALKEEPER:
Sergio Romero (Az Alkmaar)
Mariano Andújar (Catania)
Diego Pozo (Colón)

DEFENSE
Nicolás Burdisso (Roma)
Ariel Garcé (Colón)
Fabricio Coloccini (Newcastle)
Martín Demichelis (Bayern Munich)
Gabriel Heinze (Olympique Marseille)
Juan Manuel Insaurralde (Newell's)
Nicolás Otamendi (Vélez)
Clemente Rodríguez (Estudiantes)
Walter Samuel (Inter)

MIDFIELD:
Sebastián Blanco (Lanús)
Mario Bolatti (Fiorentina)
Jesús Dátolo (Nápoli)
Angel Di María (Benfica)
Jonás Gutiérrez (Newcastle)
Javier Macherano (Liverpool)
Juan Mercier (Argentinos Juniors)
Javier Pastore (Huracán)
Maxi Rodríguez (Liverpool)
José Sosa (Estudiantes)
Juan Sebastián Verón (Estudiantes)

FOWARDS:
Gonzalo Higuaín (Real Madrid)
Ezequiel Lavezzi (Nápoli)
Lionel Messi (Barcelona)
Diego Milito (Inter)
Martín Palermo (Boca)
Carlos Tevez (Manchester City)
Sergio Agüero (Atlético Madrid).



the ones underlinde are not gonna make the fianal 23-players list. my only doubt is if maradroga is going to select maxi rodriguez.

[GOA MASTER MDMA]

at least south africa have this nerving instrument to irritate the player (forget name )

The "lepatata"
but popularly known as the 'Vuvuzela'

exactly this instrument i mean .
the sound from this thing is really hardcore .
i remember me the FIFA tried to bann this instrument from WC -but they failed at all

[petrelli83]

i wish maradroga do somthing usefull for once as a coach. leaving out gago, zanetti and cambiasso is UNACCEPTABLE. i hope he has made the right choice if not he will not last a single day after we comeback from africa empy-handed.

completely agree with u...
maybe when he made the picks he was sniffing cocaine

[Mike Rotchtickles]

the sound from this thing is really hardcore .
i remember me the FIFA tried to bann this instrument from WC -but they failed at all

yeah I remember FIFA saying something like:

"We will not ban the vuvuzela for the 2010 WC. We approach this in a relaxed manner. We are convinced the vuvuzelas will be a hit at the World Cup. It will be a World Cup with African sound"

What they really wanted to say is that:

"It will be a World Cup with African NOISE!! Not sound. But we can't ban those darned things because there would probably be a huge uproar by the natives over this issue"

[Moralspain]

I´m exited, now that the leagues are done or almost done, i love having the opportunity to watch football in summer, it´s just great.

and btw.......*cough* *cough*

[Roman21]

maybe when he made the picks he was sniffing cocaine

[Elargento]

the sound from this thing is really hardcore .
i remember me the FIFA tried to bann this instrument from WC -but they failed at all

yeah I remember FIFA saying something like:

"We will not ban the vuvuzela for the 2010 WC. We approach this in a relaxed manner. We are convinced the vuvuzelas will be a hit at the World Cup. It will be a World Cup with African sound"

What they really wanted to say is that:

"It will be a World Cup with African NOISE!! Not sound. But we can't ban those darned things because there would probably be a huge uproar by the natives over this issue"

i didn't know they were called like that, nor they were a south african invention. i am pretty sure that if it wasn't banned in other world cups, the fifa has no right to ban it now.

[GOA MASTER MDMA]

here you are wrong .

at all the FIFA is the host from worldcup in south africa !!
so they can bann it !!
they make the rules!

what bloufo said in his post its absolutly true - so this vuluzela is allowed in south africa

[Roman21]

I agree with GOA.. but at the same time i think FIFA needs to find an agreement with their rules because the celebrations and everything are part of futbol (soccer) ..

for example giving a yellow card to a player if they exceed in the celebration.. while doesn't hurt anyone in anyway... let them be

[Mike Rotchtickles]

i didn't know they were called like that

well now you know:)
isn't knowledge a great thing

, nor they were a south african invention.

the vuvuzela is uniquely south african with a very distinctive sound/noise
or you know of any other instruments that convey that same sound?

i am pretty sure that if it wasn't banned in other world cups, the fifa has no right to ban it now.

how can they have banned or not banned it in other WC's when it was never used in them?

[Elargento]

here you are wrong .

at all the FIFA is the host from worldcup in south africa !!
so they can bann it !!
they make the rules!

what bloufo said in his post its absolutly true - so this vuluzela is allowed in south africa

you mean fifa wasn't the host in germany or france or japan/korea? if they allowed that thing in other events, there is no cause for banning it now.

[GOA MASTER MDMA]

huh?
the FIFA makes all WC from beginning 1930 in uruguay.

i will explain it again to you (bloufo did it well already before)

thats the first time the WC is in africa - and this vuvuzela is unique in world -only used in southafrican football arenas .

so there is no need to ban it in germany 2006 or elsewhere Before coz no one had used this in earlier WORLDCUPS
its only used in southafrica- so this time it was first time that FIFA must make a decision about .

hope this will help you to understand -

[Mike Rotchtickles]

maybe elargento is comparing the vuvuzela to the blow horns sometimes used in football matches in Brazil or Mexico? That's the only thing I can think of.
I repeat though, the south african version is very noticeable for it's own original (and very annoying ) sound.