Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Learn About and Order the Book
Twitter / starksworldcup
Labels
- Algeria
- Argentina
- Australia
- Book Media
- Brazil
- Cameroon
- Chile
- Denmark
- England
- France
- Germany
- Ghana
- Greece
- Group A
- Group B
- Group C
- Group D
- Group E
- Group F
- Group G
- Group H
- Honduras
- Italy
- Ivory Coast
- Japan
- Mexico
- Netherlands
- Netherlands Denmark
- New Zealand
- Nigeria
- North Korea
- Paraguay
- Portugal
- Serbia
- Slovakia
- Slovenia
- South Africa
- South Korea
- Spain
- Switzerland
- Uruguay
- USA
Blog Archive
-
▼
2010
(98)
-
▼
July
(16)
- Instant Final Review: Spain Wins A Stinker in Over...
- Spain-Netherlands Final Preview: The Octopus Says ...
- Reviewing the World Cup: What Happened and Why Did...
- Instant Semifinal Review: Spain Shuts Down Germany...
- Germany-Spain Semifinal Preview: Germany Has the E...
- Uruguay-Netherlands Semifinal Preview: The Dutch D...
- Instant Quarterfinal Review: Spain Wears Down Para...
- Instant Quarterfinal Review: Germany in a Rout
- Steven Stark's World Cup Review on WGBH/NPR -- Wee...
- Steven Stark's World Cup Review on WGBH/NPR
- Spain-Paraguay Quarterfinal Preview: Spain Is Bett...
- Instant Quarterfinal Review: Ghana Falls Short at ...
- Instant Quarterfinal Review: Brazil Meltdown Gives...
- Uruguay-Ghana Quarterfinal Preview: On Paper It's ...
- Netherlands-Brazil Preview: Brazil Has the Edge
- Steven Stark's World Cup Review on WGBH/NPR
-
▼
July
(16)
Search This Blog
About the Authors
- Soccervoice
- Steven D. Stark, a former world sports columnist for the Montreal Gazette and the author of three previous books and one e-book, has been a commentator for CNN, National Public Radio, and the Voice of America, where his role was to try to interpret American culture to the rest of the world. Harrison Stark, currently a student at Brown University, has been a ball boy for Fulham FC, where his claim to fame was that he was once hit by a bottle thrown by an opposing fan. They can be reached at: starkworldcup@gmail.com
Clarifications and Corrections (With an Offer From the Authors)
Followers
About the Book -- World Cup 2010: The Indispensable Guide to Soccer and Geopolitics
In this sharp, fun, and sassy guide, Stark & Stark lay it all out for both the casual and impassioned fan – the spectacle, the tradition, and the teams. Learn why Spain never wins, Brazil often does, and what the US and Mexico really need to do to win the Cup. Discover, too, what the first World Cup in Africa will mean – from Mandela to mythical spirits. Each team profile features a squad breakdown, players to watch, predictions, and an analysis of team tactics, tradition, coaching techniques, and even the national anthems that will be played before each match.
TO ORDER THE BOOK:
TO ORDER THE BOOK:
it was a terrible game, such a shame that the final has to come to such thuggery. i think the referee did a good job to keep all the hooligans in control.
ReplyDelete