World Cup Fans
Saturday, June 12, 2010
Sports fan Mark Thompson has spent £400 transforming his living room into a football stadium. Mark, 45,and his 55-year-old wife Karen decked out their lounge with England emblem wallpaper, erected a towering stadium mural, festooned it with St George flags and marked out their green carpet with a six-yard box and penalty spot. The project features three false walls, including one covering the entire front window, a painted crowd of spectators and flags and bunting extending into a St George-themed gazebo in the back garden.
Living room now and before the change
Now the sports-crazy couple, who have been together for twelve years and have three grown-up children between them, are looking forward to holding a host of World Cup parties as friends and family round to watch the tournament over the next month, with food themed to each country the Three Lions are taking on.
Joiner Mark, who has lived in the house in Oldham, Greater Manchester for the past twelve years, said: 'The neighbours just keep laughing and they think it's really cool, all the young kids too. I'm a hero on our street. 'We're going to be watching all the games at our house. We've got a theme for every match. We're doing a food theme for each one. We're having burgers for the USA match then curries for Algeria then goulashes for the Slovenia game.
Where are you watching this wold cup?
Labels: Fans, World Cup 2010
posted @ 12:28 PM,
,
FIFA World Cup 2010 Schedule and Fixture
Wednesday, February 3, 2010
The 19th FIFA World Cup will take place between 11 June and 11 July, 2010 in South Africa. 32 teams qualified for the final tournament including host South Africa and defending champion Italy.
THE NINETEENTH FIFA World Cup will take place between June 11 and July, 11, 2010 in South Africa. 32 teams qualified for the final tournament including host South Africa and defending champion Italy. The official mascot for the FIFA World Cup 2010 is Zakumi, an anthropomorphic leopard with green hair.
The FIFA Organising Committee approved the procedure for the Final Draw on December 2, 2009. The group draw was staged in Cape Town. During the month long biggest event of Football 64 matches will be played at 10 different stadiums of South Africa.
Labels: FIFA, Fixtures, Schedules, World Cup 2010
posted @ 10:17 AM,
,
