Filed under 'worldcup'
➠ June 21, 2010
North Korea watches live as its team loses big
North Korea (whose state news service, following last week’s 2-1 loss to Brazil, didn’t mention the final score) decided to show today’s World Cup match live to their citizens… during which they gave up seven goals to Portugal. Suspicion: they won’t show the next game.
➠ June 14, 2010
➠ June 11, 2010
The Onion Sports Introduction To World Cup Soccer
Helpful guide for Americans confused by all this “football” talk.
➠ June 10, 2010
➠ June 8, 2010
➠ July 10, 2006
Comment is free: It was a wonderful headbutt
“A heartfelt appreciation of one of the finest headbutts ever thrown.” A detailed review of Zidane’s headbutt during the world cup final.
➠ July 1, 2006
Virtual Replay
3D animated replays of all World Cup goals. Have fun switching perspectives, and see what it’s like to be a goalie during a penalty shootout.
➠ June 29, 2006
BBC NEWS | Have Your Say: Where next for national identity?
Fascinating bitchfest on the BBC discussion site around Scottish folks not supporting England in international sporting events. Interestingly, most of the kneejerk racist comments are from the English, accusing Scots, amongst other things, of being “bitter miserable idiots”.
➠ June 27, 2006
World Cup ’06 - The Sins of American Sportscasting
I’d been watching games with the TV volume turned down low, the commentators were so dreadful. Switching to Univision, though, is a masterful idea, and one I’ll probably emulate at the weekend.
➠ June 16, 2006
➠ June 2, 2006
FootieFox
Firefox extension which adds football scores to your statusbar. Can someone do a baseball version of this?
Baddiel and Skinner's World Cup Podcasts
Fantasy World Cup may be no more, but Baddiel & Skinner are doing free podcasts. I look forward to the one following England getting knocked-out. Should be fun.
➠ June 1, 2006
BBC SPORT | BBC website shows World Cup games
Wow, the Beeb are streaming live video of all their World Cup coverage. Geo-limited to the UK only, but still, that’s a lot of bits to shuffle. I can’t imagine office IT folks are particularly thrilled about this move!
