is there alottery from the world cup2010 in thouth afreca make me winner ?
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yeah,U can predict the champions in those bet compition & U will get a good chek.\nGood luck\n:)
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2014 be almost definitely be held in Brazil. As for South Africa, I was a little surprised. Do they even have a team that competes in the WC. Not being asked sarcastically, I truly don't know if they do. There are so many political decisions made. Who knows if Sth Africa will even grant entry into their country for spectators of other African nations. I will reserve judgement on the decision to hold it there. As for who will win, Brazil and the other South American countries will have an outstanding amount of support and will be hard to beat. In 2010, it's wide open I think.
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No one has won it twice.  Here are the winners in the past world cups\n\n1930: \nGuillermo STABILE (ARG) 8 goals\n1934: \nOldrich NEJEDLY (TCH) 4 goals\nEdmund CONEN (GER) 4 goals\nAngelo SCHIAVIO (ITA) 4 goals\n1938:\nLEONIDAS (BRA) 8 goals\n1950:\nADEMIR (BRA) 9 goals\n1954:\nSandor KOCSIS (HUN) 11 goals\n1958:\nJust FONTAINE (FRA) 13 goals\n1962:\nFlorian ALBERT (HUN) 4 goals\nValentin IVANOV (URS) 4 goals\nDrazen JERKOVIC (YUG) 4 goals\nLeonel SANCHEZ (CHI) 4 goals\nVAVA (BRA) 4 goals\nGARRINCHA (BRA) 4 goals\n1966: \nEUSEBIO (POR) 9 goals\n1970:\nGerd MULLER (FRG) 10 goals\n1974:\nGregorz LATO (POL) 7 goals\n1978:\nMario KEMPES (ARG) 6 goals\n1982:\nPaolo ROSSI (ITA) 6 goals\n1986:\nGary LINEKER (ENG) 6 goals\n1990:\nSalvatore SCHILLACI (ITA) 6 goals\n1994:\nHristo STOICHKOV (BUL) 6 goals\nOleg SALENKO (RUS) 6 goals\n1998:\nDavor SUKER (CRO) 6 goals\n2002:\nRONALDO (BRA) 8 goals
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The World Cup is soccer's most coveted prize as the trophee is made of gold and diamonds as well as there are golden boots for the best player...\nSource-SAMM
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A good way of winning money on the World Cup is to not bet on the outright winners, like everyone else does. \nI am betting on the winners of the groups this time, which you can get decent odds for. If Sweden win their group (i.e. by beating England) you can double your money at 2/1. Another interesting one is Ukraine to top Spain's group.\nAlrenatively, you might like to bet on individual matches. most UK bookmakers offer a full coupon for this.
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http://www.ladbrokes.com/lbr_portal?LANG=en&VIEW=uk&STYLE=en&LAYOUT=default Gives the odds on the final
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dude check wiki for stuff like this\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FIFA_World_Cup#Results
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No.  Best chance for Africa is 2010 when it is hosted in South Africa.  Most of the African teams that are in the Tourny this year are new to the World Cup.
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Um lol it's cool but it really is speculative though. For every example raised to prove this "theory", many more counter-examples can be raised too.\n\nFor instance, France won in 1998 and (3964 - 1998 = 1966)\nBut it was England who won in 1966!\n\nYou can obtain a list of past winners from this site: http://worldsoccer.about.com/cs/worldcup/a/wcupwinz.htm.\n\nBasically if this "theory" is to be believed, then we can predict the winners of the World Cup for the future years as follows:\n2010: Germany\n2014: Uruguay\n2018: Italy\n2022: Italy\n2026: Uruguay\n\nYou can check the math.\n\nSo just because a couple of World Cup winners can be "linked" up like that doesn't mean that it's always gonna work. Interesting, but at the end of the day, it ain't accurate.
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Yes, it can be very frustrating! I've entered each and every contest there is to ensure that I can have a flight ticket to Germany for the World Cup this year. Still have yet to win! :(
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It going to be a very tuff game....we'll just have to wait and see because after watching all the games in the world cup, i have com to a conclusion to expect the unexpected.  The obvious of who is going to win isnt always going to obvious in the modern game of football.  Therefore who will wait until the game has come into play.\n\nBy the way i'm from Ghana!...LOL
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world cups are held just once every four years. with that being said here are a list counting down with the winners.\n\nGermany 2006        ?\nJapan/Korea 2002    Brazil\nFrance 1998         France\nUS 1994             Brazil\nItaly 1990          W. Germany\n\nAs you can see with this year falling on a world cup year there was no competition in 1996, therefore no winner.\n\nFederation Internationale de Footballe Association
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head to http://fifaworldcup.yahoo.com/06/en/w/bracket.html
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Unluckily for me, i am from Africa, Nigeria to be precise and i didn't get the opportunity to buy a single ticket. But i am not worried, it is coming to Africa in 2010 in South Africa, and that would be my opportunity to see the world cup live. Enjoy the competition, and the thrill, maybe send me a live picture if you get to take one.
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Great question...an for '06 the winner will be from Europe or South America...but I would stack rank my favorites for a future winner from either USA, Mexico, South Africa, Nigeria, Cameroon, Senegal and maybe Japan
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1966: Football's World Cup stolen\nThe football World Cup has been stolen while on exhibition at Central Hall in Westminster, London.\n\nThe £30,000 solid gold Jules Rimet trophy disappeared while a church service was taking place in another part of the building.\n\nThieves removed the cup from the "Sport with Stamps" display at the Stampex exhibition, but stamps worth £3m were left behind.\n\nAt least two guards were in the hall at the time of the theft. Alsa-Guard, the security firm at the exhibition, was not available for comment.\n Several days of anxiety and frustration followed the Cup's theft.\n\nBrazil said it was a sacrilege that would never have been committed in Brazil where even its thieves loved football too much.\n\nBut the trophy was eventually found by Pickles, a mongrel dog, out for a walk with his owner, on 27 March in south London.\n\nLater that year it was England who won the World Cup, but in 1970 Brazil was allowed to keep the trophy for ever, after winning the competition for the third time.\n\nThe replacement trophy remains the prize for the World Cup to this day.\n\nThe Jules Rimet cup was stolen again in 1983 - in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. It has never been recovered.\n\n\nDelegates from current cup-holders Brazil left the cup in custody of the Federation of International Football Association (Fifa) last week.\n\nThe trophy was to be the centre-piece of the World Cup tournament being hosted by Britain later this year.
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have you checked the official adidas site so far?\n\nhttp://www.worldcup2006news.net