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Tag Archives: 2010 World Cup
The Sports Archives – New Soccer Ball For World Cup 2014!
The 2014 World Cup will be starting soon and with it comes a newer and better ball from the folks at Adidas. If you remember, players were not too happy with the 2010 World Cup ball called “Jabulani”. The new … Continue reading
Posted in Soccer
Tagged 2006 World Cup, 2010 World Cup, 2014 World Cup, Adidas, Argentina National Soccer Team, ball aerodynamics, ball design, ball engineering, Brazil, Brazuca, Carlos Queiroz, Diego Maradona, English Football, FIFA World Cup, football soccer, football soccer blogs, Jabulani, Lionel Messi, Luis Fabiano, Pele, Portugal National Football Team, Robinho, Sports Archives, Sports Blogs
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The Sports Archives – Why Is Football (Soccer) The World’s Most Popular Sport?
Football is a sport that has both stood the test of time and manages to traverse political and personal divides, not to mention international conflict and war zones, with reports of a game even being played between English and German … Continue reading
The Sports Archives – Can Roy Hodgson win the Euros with England?
New England manager Roy Hodgson has announced his 23 man England squad on Wednesday 16th May. The squad will represent the first major test of Hodgson’s new position, and follows already significant media scrutiny since the West Bromwich Albion manager … Continue reading
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Tagged 1994 World Cup, 1996 World Cup, 2010 World Cup, 2012 UEFA Euro Cup, 2014 World Cup, Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, Andy Carroll, Belgium National Football Team, Chris Smalling, England National Football Team, euro 2012, Fabio Capello, football, football coaching, football manager, football predictions, France National Football Team, Germany National Football Team, Grant Holt, Jack Wilshere, John Terry, Laurent Blanc, Netherlands National Football Team, Norway National Football Team, Peter Crouch, Rio Ferdinand, Roy Hodgson, Scott Parker, Soccer, Spain National Football Team, sports, Sweden National Football Team, Switzerland National Football Team, UEFA Champions League, UEFA European Football Championship, Ukraine National Football Team, wayne rooney, west brom, west bromwich albion, west bromwich albion manager
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The Sports Archives – Ambush Marketing: Infamous Examples from Sports Events!
Major sporting events have always provided fertile ground for ambush marketing. In fact, it is widely accepted that the 1984 Olympics was the event where ambush marketing originated from. For those not familiar with the term, ambush marketing can be … Continue reading
Posted in Olympics, Soccer
Tagged 1984 Los Angeles Olympic Games, 1992 Olympic Games, 2010 World Cup, 2012 Summer Olympics, advertising, ambush marketing, American Express, business, English Premier League, Fuji, International Olympic Committee, Kodak, London Organizing Committee of the Olympic Games, major sporting events, marketing, olympic games, sponsorship contract, sponsorship contracts, sports and leisure, Sports Archives, Visa
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The Sports Archives Greatest Moments – Maradona’s Hand of God Goal
Diego Maradona is still considered one of the greatest soccer players in the world, despite a history of misfortune. With his deceptive style of dribbling and quick bursts of speed, he was able to lead Argentina to World Cup victory … Continue reading
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Tagged 1986 World Cup, 2010 World Cup, Argentina, Diego Maradona, England, Germany, Greatest Moments, Hand of God, Sports Archives
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