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World Cup - the birth and consolidation
No matter where you live, or anything, soccer or football, everybody knows what What Cup FIFA global issue. This contest has been celebrated in the time spent in Germany, with Italy as the world champion, and coverage abound on new players, coaches, famous plays and daily results. Coverage of the 2006 World Cup could not be found in newspapers around the world!
History of the World Cup goes back to 1904 in Paris, where, May 21, FIFA, also known as the Federation Internationale de Football Association was founded.
Representatives from seven different countries became members of the federation right now, and countries including France, Belgium, Denmark, Netherlands, Spain, Sweden and Switzerland. Like last year, countries increasingly joined and the United States joined in 1913.
The first Cup race of the World Cup held in Uruguay in 1930. Other host for this event Sports celebrates France, Italy, Korea, Japan, Mexico, Spain, Argentina, England, Chile, Sweden, Brazil and Switzerland.
For 2006, the fate of the World Cup was Germany. Cities in Germany, which hosted the event, including Berlin, Dortmund, Frankfurt, Hamburg, Gelsenkirchen, Hanover, Cologne, Munich, Leipzig, Kaiserslautern, Nuremberg and Stuttgart. The stadiums located in these host cities where tournament games are played include the Olympic Stadium Berlin and the Gottlieb-Daimler-Stadion, among others. Many of these stadiums are so big that they can accommodate crowds of up to 600,000 spectators!
Although most fans who love the World Cup is not residing in the United States, many Americans enjoy the coverage of this global event well known that the news and morning newspapers afford. This event is so popular it has its own website, his own magazine, and controls the mass media, both on television and in print.
The 2006 World Cup had 32 different teams competing, with teams representing six different continents. The teams are known as the "squadrons" and each is composed of 23 players. This makes the total number of individual players who competed for a huge 736!
All peoples of the world traveled to Germany to attend this extraordinary sporting event. Tickets sold in record time, and commanded astronomical prices. Depending on the host city and as such places as you want ticket prices ranging from 1,000 to 150,000 euros. Some entries are also available online.
The estimates show that 2006 World Cup has attracted approximately 8 million fans and host cities have provided "Fan Fest" to ensure that all visitors entertained in between matches. Some of the different events leading to the Fan Fest that includes live bands, spa getaways, street parties, beach club entertainment, outdoor dining, days Fan gaming, and much, much more.
Germany is a great country full of history, the arts and beautiful natural wonders. Those who went to World Cup in 2006 surely had the time of their lives, and those who could not join, can start saving your money for the next World Cup in 2010! No matter who wins, always an incredible experience.
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Who do you think will win the World Cup 2010?
Personally, I think Spain will win the 2010 World Cup. Because just watching the computer, and players who play football together world-class.
I AGREE .. Spain will win the WC. They have the best players, the best team which are better than ever .... to be winning.