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Wednesday, January 26, 2011

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World Cup 2010 - Kick ups and Beckham - England Training Session - 06/06/10

Tuesday, January 18, 2011

FATV - See some of the England players enjoy a game of kick ups, David Beckham joins the training session and Gareth Barry does some intensive work on his own. Matthew Upson was the only man absent from England's training session on Sunday morning at their Bafokeng headquarters. The West Ham centre-back had a high temperature had prevented him from taking part in Saturday's session. Subscribe to the official England team channel on YouTube for all the latest news and behind the scenes action as England try and win the 2010 football World Cup in South Africa.



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World Cup Gifts For England Fans - South Africa 2010

Monday, January 10, 2011


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In the summer of 2010 the biggest event in sport kicks off in South Africa, the World Cup Football Finals. All of the great international teams will gather to fight for the right to take home the World Cup trophy and be crowned champions of the football world for the next four years. Among the favourites to win are Portugal, Spain, Brazil, Germany and England. There will also be strong competition from the African nations, particularly the Ivory Coast and possibly the hosts, South Africa. The big name players are all involved, Christiano Ronaldo, Loinel Messi, Fernando Torrez, Wayne Rooney and Michael Ballack will all be desperate to win for their countries.

For those without tickets to see the games in South Africa there are plenty of ways to get involved and lots of superb memorabilia to collect. In England the most popular item is the flag of Saint George. Every time there is a big sporting occasion which England are involved in the whole country goes St. George crazy. Flags adorn houses, shops and offices and can be see in the windows of cars and trucks. The simple red cross on a white background is the proud emblem of a nation getting behind the team they love.

The English Football Association (The FA) have launched a very simple new football kit for the 2010 World Cup. Gone are the loud designs of the past, replaced with a simple white shirt with a small collar. The players number is positioned on the front of the shirt in red, right in the centre, with the famous three lions crest on the breast. The players name and number also appear in red on the reverse of the shirt. The effect is a timeless garment which any England fan would be proud to wear. The England 'away' kit is not unlike the famous red shirts that the 1966 World Cup winning squad wore on their victorious day.

There are other collectible items such as scarves, hats and T shirts. If you are not interested in garments there are many books and CD's for sale, with profiles of the players and footage of the goals and highlights that got England to the finals. There are some brilliant novelty items too like the England World Cup rubber duck or the superb dancing, singing fan toy that sings England chants and looks like a true England fan in a replica shirt and jeans.

For many, buying World Cup memorabilia is just a great way to support the team, others start collections which become valuable over the years. There is a huge market for rare, collectible items, such as the World Cup Willie toys from the 1966 finals. If you know someone who can't wait for the kick off to the World Cup Finals and loves football gifts, there is a link below with some great ideas.

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ENGLAND WORLD CUP 1966 "GOAL" part 1

Friday, December 24, 2010

London's Wembley Stadium provided the venue for the final, and 98000 people crammed inside to watch. After 12 minutes 32 seconds Helmut Haller had put West Germany ahead, but the score was levelled by Geoff Hurst four minutes later. Martin Peters put England in the lead in the 78th minute; England looked set to claim the title when the referee awarded a free kick to West Germany with one minute left. The ball was launched goalward and Wolfgang Weber managed to poke it across the line, with England appealing in vain for handball as the ball came through the crowded penalty area. With the score level at 2-2 at the end of 90 minutes, the game went to extra time. In the 98th minute Hurst found himself on the score sheet again; his shot hit the crossbar, bounced down onto or near the goal line. Whether the ball actually crossed the goal line or not has been a matter of discussion for decades, and the controversial call has become part of World Cup history. Recent digitally-enhanced footage is said to clearly illustrate that Geoff Hurst's second goal did cross the line In the last minute it was Hurst again, who dribbled easily through the German half to net his third goal, just as the gathered crowd invaded the pitch to celebrate with the team, thus cementing the victory for England with another controversial goal. This made Geoff Hurst the only player ever to have scored three times in a World Cup final.



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2010 FIFA World Cup Match Reviews - England Versus Algeria, Group C

Tuesday, December 21, 2010


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England was not only the favourite to top Group C, but also one of the favourites to win the World Cup. Facing tournament minnows Algeria, England was expected to romp to victory by at least two goals. The game was not the most exciting for the neutral fan, but it had a great storyline. England was held 0-0 by Algeria in the first-ever meeting between the two countries. It was a splendid result for the Algerians while English fans were very disappointed. The result left England needing a win against Slovenia to ensure qualification. The pressure was on the English - not only for the result, but also for the way they played.

Algeria and England used different goalkeepers from their opening games, since Chaouchi and Robert Green made blunders in the opening round - the kind of blunders you pay for with points. The opening exchanges were even, with England having more ball possession. Most of the shots taken in the first half were off-target. Algeria was hanging in during the half, but England did not show the urgency or creativity that even the likes of Uruguay was able to display in the World Cup.

The teams entered halftime locked at 0-0.

England made no substitutions at the half, which was surprising given the way they played. Perhaps England coach Fabio Capello felt it was a matter of time before his side breached Algeria's defence. It was only in the 62nd minute that England made a change, with Shaun Wright-Phillips coming on for Aaron Lennon. The match continued in a scrappy fashion. England did not manage to control the pace of the game and had the number of shots at goal restricted to long-range, ambitious efforts. It did not help England's cause that Wayne Rooney was rarely in possession of the ball in the attacking third.

Capello introduced Tottenham striker Jermaine Defoe in the 73rd minute and sent in Peter Crouch in place of Gareth Barry in the 83rd minute. Despite his efforts to get a win that would give them wiggle room in the group, England lacked creativity towards the end. The frustration was evident on the faces of the English players as the Three Lions really failed to roar. England only had 15 shots on goal for the entire match; Algeria had thirteen. The draw left Group C wide open, since any of the four teams had a chance of qualifying when the final round got underway.

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The Official England Youtube Channel - Official Match Highlights - England 2 Hungary 1 - 11 August 2010

Tuesday, November 2, 2010

FATV - Steven Gerrard scored twice in four second-half minutes as England came from behind to defeat Hungary in their first outing since their World Cup campaign, England were unlucky to concede a goal which on replays appears to have not crossed the line. Hart (Manchester City), Fielding (Blackburn), Loach (Watford); Cahill (Bolton), A Cole (Chelsea), Dawson (Tottenham), Gibbs (Arsenal), Jagielka (Everton), G Johnson (Liverpool), Terry (Chelsea); Barry (Manchester City), Gerrard (Liverpool), A Johnson (Manchester City), Lampard (Chelsea), Milner (Aston Villa), Young (Aston Villa), Walcott (Arsenal), Wilshere (Arsenal); Bent (Sunderland), C Cole (West Ham), Rooney (Manchester United), Zamora (Fulham). 11th August 2010, Wembley



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The Official England Youtube Channel - Tunnel Cam for England v Hungary - 11 August 2010

Tuesday, October 26, 2010

FATV has exclusive behind the scenes footage in the Wembley tunnel. Plus interview with ITV match commentator Clive Tyldesley. England v Hungary 11 Aug 2010 Full Squad Hart (Manchester City), Fielding (Blackburn), Loach (Watford); Cahill (Bolton), A Cole (Chelsea), Dawson (Tottenham), Gibbs (Arsenal), Jagielka (Everton), G Johnson (Liverpool), Terry (Chelsea); Barry (Manchester City), Gerrard (Liverpool), A Johnson (Manchester City), Lampard (Chelsea), Milner (Aston Villa), Young (Aston Villa), Walcott (Arsenal), Wilshere (Arsenal); Bent (Sunderland), C Cole (West Ham), Rooney (Manchester United), Zamora (Fulham). England Hungary friendly FA "Tim Lovejoy" FATV England English sport news football soccer score scores goals "World Cup" highlights 2010 FIFA UEFA best top skills great win beat victory vuvuzela 1-0 beckham gerrard wilshere gibbs brown rooney walcott robinson foster capello 世界杯足球2010



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Who Will Be the England Goalkeeper For South Africa 2010?

Wednesday, October 6, 2010


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With England's World Cup place in South Africa already assured, and the outfield players finally performing as a team, much focus would be on their perceived weak link, the goalkeeping position. The English have had talented goalkeepers in the past, such as Peter Shilton and David Seaman. But ever since Seaman's retirement, it has been a game of goalkeeping musical chairs with no goalkeeper staking his place in the first team.

Let's look at some of the likely candidates for the England goalkeeper position at South Africa 2010:

1) David James

Once dubbed "Calamity James" for his goalkeeping howlers, James has been a steady performer for West Ham and Portsmouth and was the first choice for England until his unfortunate injury. The question on everybody's mind would be if he can continue the same form he showed before his injury. Another factor against him is that James would be 40 come the next World Cup, and would be considered old even for a goalkeeper.

2) Ben Foster

Ben Foster is highly regarded by soccer insiders. Sir Alex Ferguson, Foster's manager at Manchester United, has no doubt that Foster will be the number one England goalkeeper at South Africa. But first, he has to stake his place at club level. Foster has played second fiddle to Edwin Van de Sar for far too long, only starting the season because of Van de Sar's injury. He has also been inconsistent, mixing unconvincing displays with the occasional wonder save.

3) Robert Green

Green started the game against Croatia that sealed England's place in the finals and might have won the race to be England's first choice goalkeeper. His club form for West Ham has been consistent and it may be about time he got his break on the world stage. But West Ham are no world beaters, and his lack of European level experience might count against him.

4) Paul Robinson

Robinson was once the successor to David Seaman, but disastrous displays in the England shirt confined him to the sidelines for 2 years until Fabio Capello included him to the current squad. But he has not played in a match under Capello and if included, would likely be the 2nd or 3rd choice goalkeeper.

5) Scott Carson

Carson was once touted as one of the best young goalkeepers in England, but it was his mistake against Croatia in 2007 that knocked England out of the qualifying rounds for Euro 2008. He remains on the fringe and may be able to make a comeback depending on his club form.

Who will be the England goalkeeper for South Africa 2010? Your guess is as good as mine.

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Tuesday, September 28, 2010

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Playthrough Part 1: England v USA ft. Wayne Rooney & Landon Donovan (FIFA World Cup 2010) Sports

Saturday, July 24, 2010

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England Soccer Jersey - 2010 World Cup is Around the Corner - How is the New England Jersey?

Monday, June 7, 2010


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Even though England has not hoisted the World Cup Trophy above their heads since 1966, they are one of the most popular teams anywhere! Every 4 years when the World Cup comes calling again and the perennial red and white contenders take the pitch there is no shortage of passionate fans donning an England Soccer Jersey or a St Georges Cross Flag on their back or both! Whether the World Cup is being held in South Africa, South America, or the Far East, the Army of loyal English football fans grab their England Soccer Jersey, hop on a flight, and come out in large numbers to support their fabulous England National Team! England has a rich history of qualifying for every World Cup in recent history, but as rich as their qualification history is for the World Cup they are in the midst of a 44 year drought when it comes to winning the prestigious event, despite, the legions of fans watching them on TV or in person wearing their prized possession, their England Soccer Jersey. The last time they had the pleasure of being anointed champions, they had the double pleasure of doing it on their home turf, in the 1966 World Cup that was hosted in England, and as you can imagine the stadium was filled to the brim with red and white England soccer jerseys!

Looking back in history nearly 1200 men have represented England at the highest level since 1872 wearing their Authentic Umbro England Jersey, but none is as universally revered as the late Bobby Moore. the captain of the England National Team for the famed 1966 World Cup Victory, and duelling so memorably with Pele in Mexico four years later, he also started and finished every single one of his 108 international appearances. It is hard to imagine that he never came off the bench and was never substituted, maybe the power was in the England soccer jersey he was wearing??. His final 90 minutes came in a 1-0 defeat by Italy in November, 1973 on an evening when the winning goal was scored by a midfielder named Fabio Capello. Once and future king of the 2010 England Squad!

Now for the specifics of this years England Soccer Jersey. As always the product is extremely well made, durable and tough, beautiful in its simplicity. With the new England Jersey style meets performance. The new England kit is the proud result. Honouring the past, looking forward to the future. The right shirt at the right time.

Shirt features:

- New Three Lions badge
- New Umbro logo
- Tailored fit
- Underarm gusset cut to move with the body
- Anatomically tailored sleeve
- Underarm zone ventilation
- Climate Control fabric
- Lumbar zone ventilation

If you want to support your team this summer for the 2010 World Cup in S Africa, and you like what you have heard about the new England Jersey, make sure you purchase an authentic one today and become a small part of the official history of England Football!




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