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Englands chance at the World Cup

Friday, February 26th, 2010

It has now been 44 years since England last won the World Cup or any other major tournament. Could they end this long and disappointing run by winning the trophy at this year’s World Cup in South Africa?  There are many passionate England fans who hope they can, for most they haven’t seen England win anything, therefore to win the greatest football prize on earth would be a dream come true.  With plenty of world cup packages on offer, you will get the chance to be right in front of the action at one of the spectacular new stadiums in South Africa.

England are guaranteed to play against the USA at the Royal Bafokeng Stadium in Rustenburg, Algeria at the Green Point Stadium in Cape Town and Slovenia at the Nelson Mandela Stadium in Port Elizabeth.  The Green Point Stadium in Cape Town, in particular, is a completely new 70,000 seater, all weather and all purpose stadium. Its location couldn’t be more perfect, it is situated between Signal Hill and the Atlantic Ocean, and very close to the city centre and the Victoria & Alfred waterfront.England will be hoping to win Group C and go through to the knockout round. For the round of 16 game, if they finish top they will play the runner up in Group D or if they finish second they will play the winner of Group D. Group D is made up of Germany, Australia, Serbia and Ghana. Therefore it is likely that England will face Australia back at the in Royal Bafokeng Stadium in Rustenburg.

England’s squad is as strong as it has been the past few years, with the likes of Rooney, Gerrard, Lampard, Terry and Beckham. They also have a very successful manager in charge of this campaign, Fabio Capello. Fabio has won a number of major tournaments during his amazing football career. These include the Eufa Champions League and the Serie A title on a number of occasions for both Milan and Juventus. The England football fans world cup packages on offer can be great way to get to see these amazing players on display at the World Cup. If England are to stand any chance of winning they will need to keep their key players injury free and avoid any suspensions during the World Cup. Whatever happens it is set to be a fantastic tournament for everyone involved. This may well be the year they do it.

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World Cup 2010 travel arrangements

Monday, December 28th, 2009

World Cup packages are available through reputable travel agents from all parts of the globe. However the early travel packages which include travel, accommodation and sightseeing options on a budget,  are all but gone. More expensive packages are still on the market, but you need to act quickly, since the tournament is scheduled to begin on June 11th and last until July 11th

 

All nine World Cup host cities have airports nearby, including South African Express which travels to 13 South African domestic destinations, Airlink is a regional carrier that is growing, Kulula is a budget airline and travels to several host cities such as Cape Town and Durban, Mango airlines which flies to Johannesburg,  Cape Town, Pretoria and Bloemfontein-all host cities, Venture Air which flies to Johannesburg and Cape Town and 1Time, which is another regional low cost carrier.

 

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Don’t despair if you don’t have tickets to a match. You can still soak up the atmosphere in 10 fan parks that are due to be placed near the stadiums. In fact it is anticipated that more people will watch the games from the fan parks rather than within the stadiums. Ask your World Cup travel agent to supply you with a list of the location of the various fan parks. You will be happy that you did. Enjoy the party, but don’t get too drunk as police will definitiely not allow any access to anyone exhibiting bizarre or drunken behavior outside the stadiums or fan parks.

 

 

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The 2010 World Cup opens in Johannesburg

Monday, December 28th, 2009

For the first time, Johannesbury will host the opening ceremony of the 2010 World Cup. This will be the first time the World Cup is hosted by an African country. 10 group matches will be played in Johannesburg's two stadiums. This city of nearly four million residents will also host one second round match and one quarterfinal match before hosting the finals on July 11th.  The tournament begins on June 11th, 2010 and takes place during the South African winter season. The Soccer City Stadium has a capacity of 94,700, making it the largest of all the ten stadiums among the host cities.

It is advisable to plan your travel as early as possible to take advantage of early bird and lower prices. You can put together a do it yourself package or you can look for all inclusive world cup packages to get tickets, transportation, travel, accommodations and sightseeing options all for one affordable price. Buying a World Cup package will save you money by taking full advantage of discounts as well as low priced travel options that will disappear as the tournament approaches.

Johannesburg has a subtropical highland climate. Snow is rare during the winter but has been known to happen in June and sometimes in July, which is the winter season in Africa. Ask your agent what items of clothing you should pack in addition to your favorite team gear. World cup packages to Johannesburg are available from anywhere in the world, but you will need to reserve them early if you’re traveling on a budget. However, if money is not a problem then all you have to do is to contact a trustworthy and reliable World Cup package agent and simply tell them what you want to do, and leave them to craft the perfect holiday for you and your family and friends.Regardless of how much money you have to spend, ensure you go with a reputable company when booking your tour package.

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