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Akon Drogba and Torres star in World cup 2010 Song

So here it is the official world cup 2010 song staring a few well known faces from the game and music.The charity song called ‘Oh Africa’, performed by Akon, Keri Hilson and the Soweto Gospel Choir, features appearances from Didier Drogba and Fernando Torres in the accompanying the music video.

The song  is very effective and im sure will be a hit what i really liked is the paintball touch in the video. Just look at ballack face as for Arshavin and lampard both nice efforts but where is italy after all they did win the world cup in 2006

Proceeds of the track will be donated to help raise money for underprivileged African youths.

World Cup 2010 Green Point Stadium Before and After

Check out the before and after pictures of the 68,000-capacity Green Point Stadium in Cape Town, set in a beautiful location in the shadow of Table Mountain. One of the most artistic football venues in South Africa the Green Point Stadium one of the two semi-final venues for the FIFA World Cup

The stadium cost approximately £220 million to build but as you can see below looks stunning. The stadium architecture focuses on the exterior appearance as well as on the user experience for the visitor once inside the stadium bowl. The exterior appearance is largely defined by a sweeping silhouette, not to be in competition with the horizontal datum line of Table Mountain, and the façade, made of a stretched fibre-glass mesh and designed as an articulated surface that makes the building appear almost scaleless.

So how do you rate it out of 10?  looks  the business to us, now all we have to do is wait another 6 months and pray no metatarsal injuries

Animal slaughter for world Cup 2010 Right or Wrong

A idea to bless South Africa’s World Cup stadiums by slaughtering a cow in each one has caused huge concern among animal rights.

In less than in eight months, one of the biggest sporting events in all of sports, the World Cup, will open in South Africa and the Makhonya Royal Trust, which put forward the idea, described the cattle killing ritual as a “true African” way of blessing the 2010 tournament!

“We must have a cultural ceremony of some sort, where we are going to slaughter a beast. We sacrifice the cow for this great achievement and we call on our ancestors to bless, to grace, to ensure that all goes well. It’s all about calling for the divinity to prevail for a fantastic atmosphere,” said Mkiva quoted to a Reuters news agency.

Mr Shiceka, the co-operative governance and traditional affairs minister, was quoted in South African media as giving his support to the plan.

Do you really think this is right?

The world cup 2010 Matchball Hot or Not

Hot off the press The name is for the new magic ball is Adidas Jabulani, meaning to celebrate in the isiZulu language, which is spoken by at least  25% of South Africa’s population.

The magic number behind this ball is 11: it has 11 different colours but the main colours are white, black and yellow. These 11 colours represent the number of players in a football line-up, the 11 official language in the host country, and the 11 South African communities. The diversity of all these 11 aspects is put together on one ball, which will be used for the world’s greatest football event, the World Cup bring it on.

So question is hot or cold for you vote below

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