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In 2010, Africa will be represented by six nations: South Africa, Nigeria, Cameroon, Cote d'Ivoire, Algeria and Ghana. No African nation has ever made it past the quarterfinals, so one of these nations will obviously be looking to do that during the first world cup ever to be held on African soil. Alright, on...
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Are you more than a hard-core sports fan? Think you have what it takes to be a big-time sportscaster? If so, you have the chance of being The Score’s newest sportscaster. Score Media Inc. and Gillette have announced auditions for Canada’s next sportscaster are now underway.
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These guys in South Africa sure are having a rough go of it getting this World Cup organized. There have been problems with the development of infrastructure and worries that all the stadiums might not be ready on time. Now the organizers also have to deal with problems regarding the World Cup anthem. The...
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Let's face it, the Toronto sports scene is in the crapper right now. Our precious Maple Leafs were the second worst team in the league. Normally this news would not be all bad as these types of seasons are rewarded with high picks in the draft. Unfortunately Toronto's first round pick belongs to the...
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So this time around North America will be sending 3 teams to the World Cup, the USA, Honduras and Mexico. The New Zealand team was able to qualify for the Oceanic zone. It seems to be a given that the US and Mexico will qualify and this time, Honduras was the random North...
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So the Raptors completely flopped yesterday against the Bulls getting blown out at home in front of a sellout crowd. They came out flat in a game that should have been played with a game 7 demeanour.
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Check out the Red Bull's new stadium and read about the TFC.
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In 2010 Asia will be represented by 4 nations, Japan, North Korea, South Korea and Australia. Yes you are correct, Australia is not in Asia. Australia used to be a part of the Oceanic qualifying group in the past.
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And thus the Vancouver 2010 games ended. Canada went out in a blaze of glory winning 14 gold medals in the 2 and half weeks of competitions, with more than half of those coming in the last week.
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