My Scratch Paper: Can't wait for FIFA World Cup 2010

Friday, April 3, 2009

Can't wait for FIFA World Cup 2010

OOOHHYEAAAHHHH!!! Because i have nothing better to do here at home. All I've been doing is reading news about FIFA 2010 qualifiers. Spain, Paraguay, Australia, South Korea, and England can start looking at flights to South Africa (http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/football/international/worldcup/5093244/World-Cup-2010-Five-teams-who-can-start-looking-at-flights-to-South-Africa.html). I really hope Spain wins the 2010 World Cup. :P.

Spain's players at Madrid during their game against Turkey.

Btw, what's happening to Argentina? their last game in La Paz is really woah, shocking. They only had one goal and Bolivia had 6. This game sorta reminds me of Argentina's (6) game against Serbia and Montenegro (0) during the 2006 FIFA World Cup in Germany. I was rooting for Argentina last world cup but they didn't make it coz they lost against Germany :(

source: http://www.fifa.com/worldcup/preliminaries/europe/teams/team=43969/photolist.html#1044378

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