Sepp Blatter Accuses World Cup Doubters Of Lacking Respect For South Africa
by (Article | London Times - February 12)
Sepp Blatter hit back yesterday at the European critics who are drawing attention to South Africa’s safety record before the World Cup finals this summer. more details | go to article
Concrete Bid Could Put Bovines On The Big Stage
by (Preview | London Times - December 14)
What is the difference between Milton Keynes and a yoghurt? A yoghurt has culture . . . more details | go to article
England Fans Set To Enjoy Box Seats At World Cup Finals In South Africa
by (Article | London Times - December 7)
England fans might have the chance to pick up last-minute tickets for the 2010 World Cup — as long as they do not mind eating prawn sandwiches. more details | go to article
Clubs Feeling The Economic Chill As Sponsors Strip Their Names Off Shirts
by (Article | London Times - March 10)
As many as 20 clubs in the top two divisions are said to be chasing new shirt sponsors and experts believe that they could face a financial reality check as they attempt to clinch deals over the next two weeks. Some are in a frantic race in the next few days to find sponsors willing to sign up to lucrative shirt deals worth an estimated £100 million a year to English football. more details | go to article
Sepp Blatter Gets Backing For Player Quota System
by (Profile/Interview | London Times - February 27)
Sepp Blatter, the Fifa president, set English football yesterday on a path to a player quota system within three years. more details | go to article