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IFELEKE:
_{am tired of commenting on these people's xenophobic traits}

I am tired of dikc heads who can't deal with their problems who feels good when talking bad about SA
dan iska ka rubuta domin matan ka ta gani ko

Brasil are practising Penalties

Brazilian head coach Dunga says he does not believe in the promise Joel Santana has made to South Africans that he will play attacking football against Brazil. He also spoke about how the South African team has grown in confidence in the tournament and said that the game against Spain was impressive. The fact that Brazilian defender Julio Cesar spent a lot of time practising penalties yesterday could be an indication that the Brazilians are not expecting a walkover in this game. However, when he was questioned on this, he laughed and said he did not expect the game to go to penalties and said that he is convinced it will be decided inside the 90 minutes. Possibly he saw Itumeleng Khune save a penalty against Spain on the weekend and feels he needs to brush up should he need to face Bafana Bafana’s number one
http://soccerladuma.co.za/index.php?node=28&id=13115

Brasil start making excuses

The Brazilian team are not happy with the Ellis Park pitch that they will be playing on tonight. They say there are holes and patches where there is no grass. The team was also not allowed to train on the full field as they prepare for tonight’s game but only on sections of it so that the bad parts of the pitch don’t become worse.

The Brazilian coaches said that the Orlando Stadium, where the reserves trained, had a better pitch than Ellis Park. Most of the Brazilian players agreed that this was not an excuse and that they had played on worse. Felipe Mello, the Brazilian midfielder, said that the pitch was bad, but that the pitch he played on in Uruguay against the Uruguay team recently was worse!
http://soccerladuma.co.za/

You people make my day,you crack me

I so wish I had a ticket for this game,anyway I watched three games of this confeds cup and still have a ticket for the final   which I wish it would be USA vs RSA

Danm I like nairaland.com peeps you're like VuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuVuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuusela,full of noise,entertaining to your friends but irritating to your haters

@Cristalz is it you today? ,I knew that you've got that in you .I know that you're very knowlegeable when it come to footie,sweetie .I am just pulling your long legs

@Yoruba please support BafafaX2,I beg'oh

dan iska ka rubuta domin matan ka ta gani ko (what did I just say? )

VuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuVuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuusela in couple of hours

@ KX and Khanye East

RSA SAYS:

If SA wins Brasil

1.You'll neva quit nairaland (this site is addictive )

2.Other than the fact that Super chicken won't qualify,NAPO will make sure that you'll not only  take a cold shower but won't have a power to watch the games
My advise relocate to a more stable and developed country,like Ghana for instance,they have power and a football team that will compete in 2010

Don't wanna bet with you cause you're just lying

Cristalz start watching netball sweetie Leave football to men

@Kx Mandela magic never fails.Brasil is just another team,funny thing happens in football,remember SuperEagle pulling a miracle by drawing with Tunisia?

@eyonigga SA mediocre team?all African teams are midiocre according to you assesment ,No African team has won or been in the final of the world cup let alone been crown Confedarations Cup champions,so we just continuing the traditions

Unless we South Africans do the unthinkable,turning the corner again and lead by an example,we've got that in us just hope it comes out tonite

See you at the game suckers

@ blablablala blablabla

aieromon:
@rsa
Black man,you're on your own.lightning cannot strike twice and[b] i want [/b] brazil to beat the vuvuzezelala out of your mediocre team

First I didn't see any lightning last nite and have you ever got what you want

How about we wait for couple of hours and come back here during the game and remind me once again what you want

VuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuVuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuusela

I hate to say 'I told you so suckers'

VuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuVuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuusela

Now we waiting for Brasil,so that we can prepare them for the most anticipated match of the confeds cup,Brasil and Spain for third spot play off

tocdee:
Vuvusela? Is that what they call those unbelievably irritating horns? Even Hitler could have abandoned his world domination mission just to get the world rid of those terrible sounds. Its the stuff nightmares are made of!

If its irritating all ya then it's doing its job
VuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuVuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuselaaaaaaah

I wish people could died from irritation ,Imagine all europeans and some jelous Africans I would have killed by just blowing the plastic horn

Yeah,life is sh@#4t in SA,Bad,bad country indeed.I don't even know what I want here oops I want P.R.

mukina2:
thats what i wish for

Has your wishes ever come true?cause this one will never happen.

Big game tonite,World Super Nation against the overrated Spinach,I wish Americans win this one.Spanish want our VuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuVuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuusela Banned

sirwebs:
@RSA do you smoke anything? Tell me you'r joking.

Yes I smoke malawian weed but also like swazi weed but I'm not joking we've young talented players with the right set of mind can do the job tomoro.I am not joking and you know it.

aieromon:
@all
Why is everyone hatin' RSA?Afterall,the last time i checked,it wasn't a crime to support a mediocre team.please,give him a break!

@aiemoron,you're a joke,you should go enter Lagos got talent show

yoruba:
Well SA dominates Africa in other sports(except in football and long distance running), it wouldnt be fair if they play good in football?

We don't just dominate in Africa but in the world,we are rugby world cup champions,currently ranked number one team in cricket.We not doing bad in football,remeber we've got one star in our shirt for being African's champions in 1996.And have qualiffied for world cups more than once,in less than fifteen years of South Africa as we knows it today.We are definetely big archivers,a winning Nation.

malaika:
It's not only that they hate RSA, they hate ALL South Africans and everything South African, but it's okay we don't lose any sleep over it We've apologised enough for our fellow SAns xenophobia and now all we're doing is flying the Rainbow Nation flag high, whether our team wins or loses we're PROUDLY SA!!!

Keep it high Malaika,sky is our limit

Olaolufred:
RSA,
Thank God you said you are a Brazillian supporter.
Nothing can make SA shock Brazil.
If you think of African Countries that can shock the Kings of soccer,
SA is completely out of it.
Brazil will conveniently give me 3 solid goals.
Bafana will be so frustrated that each member of the team will have a yellow card each.
A red card is sure.
In the Congregation of African Soccer Nations, SA is still in her 13th century.
SIO.

I am sure after saying this you feel much better .I am happy SA can contribute in releaving your stress
How about we wait for thursday and comeback here and talk during the game?  

davidylan:
Why is RSA going to make up the numbers at the world cup? If they score a goal i'll personally give a $50 donation to the poor.

Making numbers?I did not know that you can predict the future oo .Are you a member of Sango sango

Don't think you can afford it mate,try 50 naira,it's more reasonable because there'll be lot of goals scrored by RSA

malaika:
RSA, wa ntlatsa joe

I used to hate the vuvuzela with a passion coz it meant the demise of great sports songs like shosholoza and 'niyabasaba na' , still not sure if I'm a vuvuzela fan as yet but I don't hate it as much, guess I'm slowly converting hopefully in time for 2010

keep up the good work, siyabangena

Lenna wa ntlatsa . but did you hear the bloem people? the best supporter in the world.

Mukina Do you know that in my language Mukina mean  one with a tooth gap? Its true everytime i see your name I picture you as this big woman with no front tooth

Back to the VuuuuuuuVuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuusela
Stop being Jealous'oo we played well against spain,I mean against the Torres,Villas,Puyols,Fabregas ,.I mean we where beaten only two nil by liverpool and barcelona teams combined Only two nil?
Remember 80% of our player play in SA,and those who play in europe plays in even smaller leageus than SA ,with the exception of 'Schillo' Steven Pinaar.

So losing two nil against a world number one team with all their stars,a team that has not lost in 35 outings is a big archivement

Kx:
SA have impressed.
How i wish they could make it to d final.
But RSA can confirm to us all that the most played song
in SA now is boys 2 men:end of the road.

I will pass the message to the stadium DJ ,it will be nice if we could sing with Vuvuselas
Sad part is I am big fan of Brasil
So win or loose for Brasil I should still be happy.

Bafan played well and they might just might supprise the king of football

mukina2:
i do not hate SA, i just hate the way they treat other Africans i soo want Brazil to beat them hopelessly  
its the most talked about cuz its annoying sounds like flies  

i was wondering if there was a way, they can move ur country ,near Australia

When you say they,who are you reffering to?we have almost 10 million population of people from other part of Africa and we're all living in harmony.what happened during socalled xenophobia fighting was communities having differences with each other.And more South Africans died more than foreigners.No one condone those clashes and it's over now.My father is mozambiquen and my granny she's from Botswana,and why will I hate other African?

Now going back to VuuuuuuuuuuuuVuuuuuuuuuusela aslong as the Cup will be hosted in SA,those Beesound will irritate you to hell,esspecially if your team is losing

the only country that we compete with in any sport,is Australia,we hate them because they'rer like us.A sporting country,whether is cricket,rugby,football,golf,netball,swimming

Mukina let's honest most Nigerians here hate South Africa with passion,and they're very emotional aswell and I am just playing their game,whatever they say does not bother me at all.

I was suprised that you've been converted,coming back to the vuuuuvuuuuzela
It is our thing,you take it away then you might take your world cup back europe,look as Africans we're too much of followers how about we do somethings completely different.Starting with VuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuVuuuuuuuuusela
The most talked about topic in this confed cup

Bafanax2
You see in South,we just don't play any football,we play DISKI .WE do the shibobo,tsamaya(this are tricks moves) .So if we loose while do it,we fans will leave the stadium very happy ;DYou see we don't follow certain tradition or culture but we create our own,stupid it may look but thats us.

22 June 2009

khanye:
[size=14pt]Brazil Team Robbed: Thieves Raided Hotel Rooms During Italy Match – Report[/size]

Too much robbery in SA

http://www.supersport.com/football/article.aspx?headline=Sharks%20attacked%20by%20robbers&id=305102

[size=8pt]Sharks attacked by robbers[/size]Nigerian football's tale of woes continued on Saturday night when Premier League club Sharks were attacked by robbers within hours of their arrival at Abeokuta for their Federation Cup group stage matches.
Sharks media officer Confidence Idaa said that the squad were getting ready for lights out when the robbers, numbering about 15, hit their Rock City Hotel lodgings
"The incident happened at about 10 pm," Idaa explained. "They fired several gunshots into the hotel before they started robbing the team.

"They took laptops, cell phones and money totalling about one million naira. Luckily, no lives were lost," he said.

Sharks will play newly-crowned league champions Bayelsa United, relegated Akwa United and First Division Bussdor.

Danm I was busy enjoying the confed while my partners where busy working .I must go and steal
Maybe rape someone along the way,or even kill .

Yes we are bad,uneducated,lowlives bunch of morons

Yeah that's us,and we are proud

Mukina,Ok some Africans,all europeans are complaining so what?

What are they gonna do about it?

When we bid to host the tournament the main reason was to blow our VuuuVuuuZela

You know the funny part,Last nite I was at Royal Bafokeng Stadium in Rustenburg watching USA and Egypt I was sitting between a group of Americans and Egyptians fans and all where trying to blow the vuvusela and could not do it,everytime I blow mine they all turned to me and say how do you do it and I will show them before the halftime everyone was blowing the plastic horn like crazy.

I know it sound irritating on TV but in the stadium it create a great atmosphere.And it also makes everyone parcitipate,after the game you feel like you've done your bit .Yeah it makes you hungry and thirsty

Thats why the afterparties are a tradition as well,win or loose that's football in South Africa ;DMaybe is because we uneducated(bantu educatiuon)

http://www.sowetan.co.za/News/Article.aspx?id=1021584

Let’s stop being too nice – Khoza
22 June 2009


THE natural modesty of Africans is hampering the ability of South Africa to project itself as a country capable of staging an outstanding World Cup next year, according to Local Organising Committee boss Irvin Khoza.

Khoza this week said that doubts expressed in Europe and elsewhere about the hosting of the 32-nation finals had not yet been countered effectively.
“We are too modest,” he said. “We have a weakness as Africans. It’s our nature to show respect and modesty – and that can be self-defeating at times.
“We are the opposite of Americans. We don’t celebrate in advance. We don’t show off.”
Khoza has no doubts about his country’s ability to stage the tournament, the world’s biggest sports event, alongside the Summer Olympics.
He points out that South Africa successfully organised other major events such as the rugby and cricket World Cups while acknowledging that the soccer tournament is a much bigger and more high-profile affair.
“We have the organisation and the ability to host events of this magnitude,” he said. “This is a great opportunity for us.
“What’s important now is that we inspire the country and our youth.
“We must talk more about our achievements. We need to influence the new generation. We have to show that we’ve got what it takes.”
Perfect springboard
Khoza said the World Cup would give South Africa the perfect springboard to bring new business and investment into the country.
“The chairmen of big corporations, business leaders and influential people of all kinds will come here for the World Cup,” he added.
“We need to show them this is a good place to do business. That starts with the welcome at the airport. We must show them this is a different kind of tournament. We need to create a home from home [environment] for them.
“Many people will be coming here for the first time, people who supported us during our struggles. We must not disappoint them.”
The 60-year-old Khoza, himself a successful businessman, said security was a challenge but he believed South Africa could rise to the twin challenge of protecting visiting teams and supporters from the country’s high crime rate while preventing hooliganism by overseas fans.
He said South African security officials had been in Germany for the last World Cup finals and had learnt much there.
“We won’t use strong-arm tactics,” he said. “People are coming here for a carnival atmosphere and we will encourage that.”
He said there would be contacts with police in the countries of teams taking part in the tournament with a view to identifying known trouble- makers and preventing them from travelling.
Khoza said the World Cup would also leave South Africa with a legacy of first-class soccer stadiums which would enable the country to host other major tournaments in the future.
He said he hoped visiting fans would leave with a great image of South African people.
“Our slogan is ‘celebrating Africa’s humanity’,” he said. “Visitors will experience the warmth of the people and many spontaneous greetings.
“People here like to laugh. It’s an expression of happiness. When they go to a match, it’s like going to a wedding. It’s a celebration.”
But he said for Africa’s World Cup to be perfect, African teams needed to perform well and he hoped to see South Africa or another African team reach the quarter-finals or even the semi- finals. – Reuters

mukina2:
Egypt arghhhhhhhhhhh

no wahala i'll support spain and whoever meets SA

down with the vuvuzela bafana banana

NOISE, singing, dancing and brightly coloured outfits were the order of the day in the capital city, Pretoria, yesterday.



Thousands of fans made their way to the Loftus stadium from 3pm to support Brazil “The samba kings” and Italy “ the Azzuris” battling it out for a spot in the semi-finals.
Excitement was lined on the faces of the multi-cultural fans blowing their vuvuzelas and waving their team flags.

“We are a noisy nation,” said a group of South African supporters of Brazil.

“If you can’t handle the heat – then get out of the kitchen. The vuvuzela is part of our culture and it’s here to stay. The Europeans sing all game long and we blow our vuvuzelas.
“People must lean to live with it; their complaints are just an excuse to put South Africans down. Uptight Europeans don’t understand the meaning of the word excitement,” said Ishtiaq Essop.

While most call the vuvuzela the South African football’s beautiful noise, Frans Sithole, 26, and Alex Makoma, 33, think the plastic horn is a way of life.

“People must be crazy to think we can let them ban the vuvuzela. People use to sleep during games at the stadiums, but not any more. I don’t think I will enjoy going to the stadium without my vuvuzela,” said Sithole.

The vuvuzela is loved by many, both young and old.
“The vuvuzela creates the best atmosphere inside the stadium. If people give it a chance they will love it,” said 18-year-old Naseerah Waja.

“I don’t have the strength to blow the vuvuzela anymore but I love the noise, it keeps me awake. The vuvuzela is meant to be loud,” said Majadibodu Makakula, a 56-year-old from Pretoria.

In a nearby restaurant loud music was being played as customers watched the game.

“A soccer match is not a funeral,” said a waiter.
“There are no rules about how much noise supporters should make. We don’ t mind them blowing the vuvuzelas – it’s fun.”


http://www.sowetan.co.za/Sport/SoccerZone/Article.aspx?id=1021674

@eyonigger i'll tell u whats privilege,ask ur brodas and sistas(ova quarter of million) if they'r nt privilege to live in our great country?so shut up ur mouth uselesman(lol).Niggerarea will not qualify 4 2010 they'r useles team.

@Mukina u are a joke,a SierraLeoni who's countries claim to fame was cuttin each others limbs,killin one another like ants and havin a one legged national team that's playin against itself(lol).And u still have the decency to say we had other blacks? Or what u guys did to each other was not hatred?.RZA doesn't need ur support,support spain so that they can throw at u some Bananas,ur just a monkey to them,ask Eto'o if u don't blief me.

@ cristal or wateva u call urself vuvusela sound better than the monkey chants spanish fans howl at ur players in europe, anyway watch SA play Brasil on thursday haters.who knows we might even beat them.

@Rendani i hope this overpopulated loser nation dont even qualify.jelous twats,

I dont need prayers,our boys got what it takes

Damn this spaniards

khanye:
There are more games to be played
you cant judge all teams with just 2 matches
I believe in Camerooun,CIV,Nigeria,Ghana and Egypt at SA2010
Even your RSA team wont qualify from the group stages in 2010

Nigeria play shyt football yes I said it .I watch your Mozambique game,you wjere lucky to go home with a point,against Kenya in your own backyard you played crap,and you were lucky because football is not a number one sport in kenya

I am not going to comment on SA team cause we've been dissapointing but we're building a team and come 2010 by God grace we will do well,maybe even winning the cup