Comments on: 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa

By: fifa 2010

fifa 2010 — Mon, 07 Jun 2010 09:23:59 +0000

Hello very good read about the fifa 2010 world cup. I can’t wait for it to commence. Go the best team in the world, (or Germany second choice) !

By: AttorneyatLaw

AttorneyatLaw — Fri, 06 Nov 2009 00:16:51 +0000

Until the totally corrupt, 100% evil, very trashy ANC is removed from power, I will spread the truth of the ANC sanctioned and approved murders of 750,000 whites since 1994 world-wide. Only 900 blacks were killed during the entire time of apartheid. To expose, bankrupt, and destroy the demon possessed ANC will be a very pleasant undertaking for me. BOYCOTT WORLD CUP 2010!

By: Nico

Nico — Thu, 22 Oct 2009 19:52:43 +0000

as an South African, i am proud to live in a country with a great history background. therefore i believe that South Africa is capable of pulling off the greatest event of all time. during july the football will bring thousands of football fans to the doorstep of SA and will show what we have to offer…..live with possibility

By: mehlo

mehlo — Mon, 01 Jun 2009 10:13:04 +0000

why do we have to be negative about this.lets just support what the government did by bringing the world cup to us

By: Lutho

Lutho — Thu, 30 Oct 2008 16:28:43 +0000

South Africa is more than the word ready to stage 2010 world cup.South Africans must stop worring.

By: boitumelo

boitumelo — Tue, 16 Sep 2008 16:36:03 +0000

I think ppl should start beliveing in the boys that they can do it all they need is support and nt ppl telling them dat they are nt goog enough the qustion is are you good enough!!!!!!!!!!!!!

By: Simon Sieverts

Simon Sieverts — Tue, 24 Jun 2008 10:13:56 +0000

Hallo eco wordly,

I just sent this eMial to your president, Thabo Mvuyelwa Mbeki.

Most honorable President Mbeki,

I am a British Citizen. I was lucky enough to be born into an anti-apartheid family.
We were lucky enough to know Peter Hain and were active in his Anti-Apartheid Sports Boycott Campaign.
I was lucky enough to see Nelson Mandela on his first visit to the UK after his release in 1990.
I was lucky enough to visit Zimbabwe in 1990 and to share my optimism with the Zimbawians.
I was lucky enough to see the great musician Thomas Mapfumo live at the Queens Hotel in Harare, and luckier still to interview him there.

I am a lucky man. Zimbabwe has not been so lucky.

Please do your utmost to save human lives in Zimbabwe. Immediately.

Mugabe must be stopped. Immediately.

It would be a great SHAME if there had to be a Boycott Campaign of the Football World Cup because of your complicity.

It would, however, be UNFORGIVABLE if we didn’t do everything in our powers to avoid a bloody civil war waged by a mad man against his own people.

I trust in your integrity, solidarity and compassion.

yours sincerely,

Simon Sieverts
Germany

By: Ndeanasia

Ndeanasia — Sun, 25 May 2008 20:43:44 +0000

Editor’s note: While the aim of this comment probably is to reduce aggression from a small number of South Africans against outsiders, the comment directs anger toward all South African people. It has been published here because it conveys the sincere feeling of the commenter and the subject is germane. However, it is the opinion of EcoWorldly that one should never antagonize or belittle an entire country, race, or people.

It is indeed a shame that as you approach 2010 your conduct confirms that despite your developed infrastructure and grandiose stadiums you have not earned the confidence and respect of others because of your disregard to human rights, your crimes against women and children your own for that matter!and now worst of all your recent attacks against non-South African Africans! How soon you forget how you received so much support and sacrifice from the same people who you now call names and kill! You forget that if we all in the rest of Africa boycott your goods and services and investment you are in the end the losers! Don’t think it cannot happen!People in other countries can be mobilised to boycott anything and everything South African then let us see how your Xenophobia benefits you! With all this you wonder why people are negative about you? Hosting big events in such a hostile atmosphere and environment is nothing really! It is the good will and camaraderie as well as solidarity with your African Brothers and sisters that will make you a people worth respecting!But unfortunately what you have now become are Black Boers! Shame on all of you!

By: Sikhumbuzo Nkabinde

Sikhumbuzo Nkabinde — Fri, 16 May 2008 09:26:08 +0000

It is somehow disturbing that some fellow South Africans are not confident enough that South Africa is to host the 2010 Soccer World Cup. just recently one is disturbed by what is happening in Alexandra Township.It is such things that discredit our hard earned successes and paint a negative picture about our beautiful counrty.

Most of our brothers and sister lack the vision of thinking big and innovating current challenges. they think for now and not the future.

We should congratulate the local organising committee and every stakeholder with their efforts in ensuring that Dark or Blue we are going to host the world cup.

Dumi i agree with you, we certainly have the capacity to host the wold cup as we have hosted other big events in the past.