FIFA has released its World Cup 2010 Technical Report in the form of a 9.28 megabyte pdf document.

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FIFA’s World Cup 2010 Technical Report is 289 Pages of Fluff
FIFA has released its World Cup 2010 Technical Report in the form of a 9.28 megabyte pdf document.

Go here to read the rest:
FIFA’s World Cup 2010 Technical Report is 289 Pages of Fluff
The vuvuzela has become almost tolerable throughout the World Cup as our worries shift to the flight of the Jabulani, the suspect officiating and angry Germans trying to eat that adorable little octopus.

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UAE Has The Right Idea, Declares A Fatwa On The Vuvuzela
The world’s best midfielder can’t blow a vuvuzela.
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Apparently Xavi Sucks At Something
Netherlands 35 year old captain Gio van Bronckhurst opened the scoring against Uruguay with this long range, laser guided strike. I can’t decide what the most impressive thing about this goal is.
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Gio van Bronckhurst: The Best Goal of World Cup 2010 So Far?
Does anyone out there remember Craig Johnston? If not, you probably should. Johnston was a South African born Australian striker who played in England for both Middlesbrough and Liverpool in the 1980s

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Craig Johnston’s 12-Page Jabulani Letter to Sepp Blatter
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Why the World Cup Ball's Been Acting Oddly
CBS News (Discover) Players complaining about the new ball: It's one of the traditions that returned like clockwork with this World Cup, along with egregious diving, … Jabulani ball too low-tech for Mexican designers World Cup 2010: FIFA to investigate Jabulani World Cup ball FIFA Says It Isn't `Deaf' to World Cup Ball Complaints, Will Meet Adidas |
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Why the World Cup Ball’s Been Acting Oddly – CBS News