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World Cup 2014 Thread...
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Thanks man, its good for easy reference.
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Hey friend, chillax la. Some watch to enjoy , some to make extra money, some to donate money. If not then do what?
demand FIFA to change.
since you people like to protest against PAP, why not protest against FIFA too?
I dun see anyone of you, writing threads after threads against an even more corrupt organisation.
head by an corrupt man and thousands of members living the good life. while you people keep pumping money into the game. so to make them even more corrupt.
Those FIFA people dont impact our lives and our only involvement with them is that we watch soccer, otherwise who cares about them. Local issues affect us so we have to make ourselves heard. So far I dont see any protests anyway.
Top apps for tracking FIFA World Cup 2014
Last Updated: June 11, 2014 | 21:30 IST
(Photo: Reuters)
When the FIFA World Cup 2014 kicks off in Brazil on June 12, the world will go crazy. India may be a cricket-loving country, but there has been a constant increase in the number of football fans too.
Here is a look at the best apps to keep you abreast of the latest happenings on the ground.
1. FIFA: Free
This is the tournament's official app. Featuring the latest news, it helps you to find all the relevant details about the 32 participating teams. It also offers a compressive schedule of all the 64 matches. The app claims to bring you closer to the world of football than ever before with breaking stories, galleries from Getty Images, videos from the FIFA TV Studio and FIFA archives.
2. SofaScore: Free
It will offer a wide range of information -- news, scores and stats. The app, which looks neat, courtesy a clean layout, offers in-depth analysis too. One can choose the team and opt for active notification.
3. BBC Sport: Free
BBC has updated its Sport app, which now has a section dedicated to the tournament. The app will offer live coverage of the 31 matches that BBC has the rights to broadcast. It will also offer a highlights package for every match as soon as it ends. The app can be used to set match alerts for various teams, and this will include line-ups, kick-off, goals and half-time score and result. The app is also linked to World Cup Breakfast, a special programme one will be able to download every morning for offline viewing. This app is available for iOS, Windows Phone and Android phones.
4. One Football: Free
A top trending app for FIFA, this one offers play by play match commentary in Live ticker. It has got all the schedules, match results, news, and team line-ups. One can also check out individual player reports with stats and links to his Twitter feed. The news feed ties into all the top football websites. The history section helps get information about the previous World Cups.
5. Jalvasco World Cup 2014: Free
Very similar to the official FIFA app, this one offers you photos, videos, news and any other information. It offers full data customisation - tracking chosen teams, groups, matches and conferences. Apart from showing the full schedule of matches, it even allows one to add and remove own tabs. There is also an option of browsing the match result in offline mode and setting application specific time zone. It even offers news about the next two World Cups in Russia (2018) and Qatar (2022).
I would also add that Twitter has added some good tools to its interface for the World Cup.
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The standard of WC football isn't the highest....a champion league final probably much higher standard as teams are the best money can buy and not limited by nationality.
The standard of WC football isn't the highest....a champion league final probably much higher standard as teams are the best money can buy and not limited by nationality.
Talking Donkey
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Brazil 1 - 1 Croatia
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not 0-0 meh?
all the above i chiak.
Talking Donkey
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i place my $$$ on a draw...odds too good not to consider..
friday the 13.
ok.. brazil 1 - 3 Croatia
this scoreline, bookies will happy like bird.
i makan.
Brazil will win .. take a look >
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Talking Donkey
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In memory of the late Ramseth who has been a legend in sammyboy during the 2010 world cup
there shall be no posting for 1hr before kick off timefrom 3am to 4am in this world cup thread in his honour.
WC starting tonite ...................... :p
Breaking News: Cesc Fabregas signs for Chelsea.
Hmm...I wonder what Gooners and Arsene Wenger thinks of all this.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/27819204
Hmm...I wonder what Gooners and Arsene Wenger thinks of all this.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/27819204
You obviously ain't a La Liga fan. If you are, you will know that Fabregas is now a shadow of the player he was at Arsenal. There is a reason Arsene doesn't want him and the reason is that this is a player that is past his best.
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