Stadion Afrika Selatan 2010
All the stadium pictures are the courtesy of the FIFA Official Website.
Wasit dan Hakim Garis Final
1930 John Langenus (BEL); Ulises Saucedo (BOL), Henry Cristophe (BEL)
1934 Ivan Eklind (SWE); Louis Baert (BEL), Mihaly Ivancsics (HUN)
1938 George Capdeville (FRA); Hans Wuethrich (SUI), Augustin Krist (TCH)
1950 George Reader (ENG); Arthur Ellis (ENG), George Mitchell (SCO)
1954 William Ling (ENG); Vincenzo Orlandini (ITA), Benjamin Griffith (WAL)
1958 Maurice Guigue (FRA); Albert Dusch (GER), Juan Gardeazabal (ESP)
1962 Nikolaj Latychev (URS); Leo Horn (NED), Bob Davidson (SCO)
1966 Gottried Dienst (SUI); Tofik Bakhramov (URS), Karol Galba (TCH)
1970 Rudolf Gloeckner (GDR); Ruedi Scheurer (SUI), Norberto Angel Coerezza (ARG)
1974 Jack Taylor (ENG); Alfonso Gonzalez Archundia (MEX), Ramon Barreto Ruiz (URU)
1978 Sergio Gonella (ARG); Ramon Barreto Ruiz (SUI), Erich Linemayr (AUT)
1982 Arnaldo Coelho (BRA); Abraham Klein (ISR), Vojtech Christov (TCH)
1986 Romualdo Arppi Filho (BRA); Erik Fredriksson (SWE), Berny Ulloa Morera (CRC)
1990 Edgardo Codesal Mendez (MEX); Armando Perez Hoyos (COL), Michal Listkiewicz (POL)
1994 Sandor Puhl (HUN); Venancio Zarate (PAR), Davoud Fanaei (IRN); Francisco Lamolina (ARG)
1998 Said Belqola (MAR); Mark Warren (ENG), Achmat Salie (RSA); Rahmad Al Zaid (KSA)
2002 Pierluigi Collina (ITA); Leif Lindberg (SWE), Philip Sharp (ENG); Hugh Dallas (SCO)
2006 Horacio Elizondo (ARG); Dario Garcia (ARG), Rodolfo Otero (ARG); Victoriano Giraldez Carrasco (ES), Luis Media Cantalejo (ESP)
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1934 Ivan Eklind (SWE); Louis Baert (BEL), Mihaly Ivancsics (HUN)
1938 George Capdeville (FRA); Hans Wuethrich (SUI), Augustin Krist (TCH)
1950 George Reader (ENG); Arthur Ellis (ENG), George Mitchell (SCO)
1954 William Ling (ENG); Vincenzo Orlandini (ITA), Benjamin Griffith (WAL)
1958 Maurice Guigue (FRA); Albert Dusch (GER), Juan Gardeazabal (ESP)
1962 Nikolaj Latychev (URS); Leo Horn (NED), Bob Davidson (SCO)
1966 Gottried Dienst (SUI); Tofik Bakhramov (URS), Karol Galba (TCH)
1970 Rudolf Gloeckner (GDR); Ruedi Scheurer (SUI), Norberto Angel Coerezza (ARG)
1974 Jack Taylor (ENG); Alfonso Gonzalez Archundia (MEX), Ramon Barreto Ruiz (URU)
1978 Sergio Gonella (ARG); Ramon Barreto Ruiz (SUI), Erich Linemayr (AUT)
1982 Arnaldo Coelho (BRA); Abraham Klein (ISR), Vojtech Christov (TCH)
1986 Romualdo Arppi Filho (BRA); Erik Fredriksson (SWE), Berny Ulloa Morera (CRC)
1990 Edgardo Codesal Mendez (MEX); Armando Perez Hoyos (COL), Michal Listkiewicz (POL)
1994 Sandor Puhl (HUN); Venancio Zarate (PAR), Davoud Fanaei (IRN); Francisco Lamolina (ARG)
1998 Said Belqola (MAR); Mark Warren (ENG), Achmat Salie (RSA); Rahmad Al Zaid (KSA)
2002 Pierluigi Collina (ITA); Leif Lindberg (SWE), Philip Sharp (ENG); Hugh Dallas (SCO)
2006 Horacio Elizondo (ARG); Dario Garcia (ARG), Rodolfo Otero (ARG); Victoriano Giraldez Carrasco (ES), Luis Media Cantalejo (ESP)
The Sun sets the tone
"We talked ourselves up too much. Never again. In future tournaments we must learn to be humble. Be calm." These the words of Steven Gerrard, reflecting on Germany 2006 and England’s legendary propensity for over-hyping their national team. So, what was the reaction to the draw for 2010? Humble? Calm? The front page of the top-selling Sun newspaper offered a clue, spelling out the group in a headline that summed up the English view on Group C:
England
Algeria
Slovenia
Yanks
This assessment did not go unnoticed, especially across the Atlantic, where the Los Angeles Times described the offending English newspaper as “scurrilous”. But it wasn’t all indignation. The Washington Times, for example, reflected on “a very favorable draw for the US - certainly not the feared group of death.”
Nearly everyone in Group C appeared bullish about their chances, in fact. Algerian newspaper Al Khabar wrote of Les Fennecs having “a huge chance” to advance, “maybe even at the top of the group”. There was confidence elsewhere in Africa too, with Nigeria’s Vanguard quoting Kashimawo Laloko, a former national technical director, describing Group A as “easy”.
The section’s top seeds, Argentina, shared this optimism. Diario Deportivo Olé encapsulated the sense of satisfaction, pointing out that, instead of landing in "El grupo de la muerte" (the group of death) - as they had in 2002 and 2006 - La Albiceleste had been handed "El grupo de la suerte" (the group of luck). Reaction in Greece was more muted, with Greeksoccer.com reflecting on the “uncanny irony” of being reunited with Argentina and Nigeria, two of the teams who ensured a miserable FIFA World Cup debut for their side at USA 1994. In Korea Republic, United News
also looked to the past, recalling in the article “Huh Jung-Moo resumes rivalry with Maradona” that their national coach performed a brutal man-marking job on his Argentina counterpart in the teams’ Mexico 1986 opener. (fifa.com)
Arsitek Tim
Berikut adalah para pelatih yang akan memimpin 32 tim finalis Piala Dunia 2010 di Afrika Selatan, Juni-Juli nanti.
Aljazair Rabah Saadane
Argentina Diego Armando Maradona
Australia Pim Verbeek
Brasil Dunga
Kamerun Paul Le Guen
Cile Marcelo Bielsa
Pantai Gading Vahid Halilhodzic
Denmark Morten Olsen
Inggris Fabio Capello
Prancis Raymond Domenech
Jerman Joachim Loew
Yunani Otto Rehhagel
Honduras Reinaldo Rueda
Italia Marcelo Lippi
Jepang Takeshi Okada
Korea Utara Kim Jong-hun
Korea Selatan Huh Jung-moo
Meksiko Javier Aguirre
Belanda Bert van Maarwijk
Selandia Baru Ricki Herbert
Nigeria Shaibu Amodu
Paraguay Gerardo Martino
Portugal Carlos Queiroz
Serbia Radomir Antic
Slovakia Vladimir Weiss
Slovenia Matjaz Kek
Afrika Selatan Carlos Alberto Parreira
Spanyol Vicente del Bosque
Swiss Ottmar Hitzfeld
Uruguay Oscar Washington Tabarez
Amerika Serikat Bob Bradley
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Aljazair Rabah Saadane
Argentina Diego Armando Maradona
Australia Pim Verbeek
Brasil Dunga
Kamerun Paul Le Guen
Cile Marcelo Bielsa
Pantai Gading Vahid Halilhodzic
Denmark Morten Olsen
Inggris Fabio Capello
Prancis Raymond Domenech
Jerman Joachim Loew
Yunani Otto Rehhagel
Honduras Reinaldo Rueda
Italia Marcelo Lippi
Jepang Takeshi Okada
Korea Utara Kim Jong-hun
Korea Selatan Huh Jung-moo
Meksiko Javier Aguirre
Belanda Bert van Maarwijk
Selandia Baru Ricki Herbert
Nigeria Shaibu Amodu
Paraguay Gerardo Martino
Portugal Carlos Queiroz
Serbia Radomir Antic
Slovakia Vladimir Weiss
Slovenia Matjaz Kek
Afrika Selatan Carlos Alberto Parreira
Spanyol Vicente del Bosque
Swiss Ottmar Hitzfeld
Uruguay Oscar Washington Tabarez
Amerika Serikat Bob Bradley
The Goal Scorers: Germany (East and West)
Albert Bruells, Alfred Pfaff, Bernd Klodt, Edmund Conen, Ernest Lehner, Franz Beckenbauer, Fritz Walter, Hans Ciesclarczyk, Hans Schaeffer, Helmut Haller, Helmut Rahn, Horst Szymaniak, Josef Gauchel, Karl Hohmann, Lothar Emmerich, Max Morlock, Ottmar Walter, Otto Siffling, Richard Herrmann, Rudolf Noack, Sigfried Held, Stanislaus Kobierski, Uwe Seeler, Wilhelm Hahnemann, Wolfgang Weber, Gerd Mueller, Stan Libuda, Karl-Heinz Schnellinger, Wolfgang Overath, Joachim Streich, Bernd Cullmann, Paul Breitner, Rainer Bonhoff, Martin Hoffmann, Juergen Grabowski, Juergen Sparwasser, Uli Hoenness, Karl-Heinz Rummenigge, Dieter Mueller, Heinz Flohe, Bernd Holzenbein, Ruediger Abramczik, Hansi Mueller, Klaus Fischer, Piere Littbarski, Uwe Reinders, Horst Hrubesch, Rudi Voeller, Klaus Allofs, Lothar Matthaeus, Andreas Brehme, Juergen Klinsmann, Karl-Heinz Riedle, Lukas Podolski, Philipp Lahm, Michael Ballack, Oliver Neuville, Miroslav Klose, Thomas Linke, Bernd Schneider, Torsten Frings, Oliver Bierhoff, Andreas Moeller, Bernd Schneider.
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