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1. 
   On October 20, 2009 @ 09:33 Georger says:

   I had a hard time understanding a lot of those guys :(

2. 
   On October 20, 2009 @ 13:56 MrRedDevil says:

   Jamie Trecker and a few others were writing about this 2 or 3 years ago. It’s hard to imagine how a country with some many problems is going to profit from having the WC.

3. 
   On October 20, 2009 @ 14:06 James T says:

   Sadly, they’ll profit, but with lots of things that won’t help fix the country’s problems. What are they gonna do with these 80,000 capacity stadia once the party leave town? So sad.

4. 
   On October 20, 2009 @ 14:18 Precious Roy says:

   A Nobel Prize awaits the person who can figure out how to quickly and cheaply convert stadia to schools and hospitals.

5. 
   On October 20, 2009 @ 14:21 James T says:

   Easy; just break up the stadium seating every now and then with a large desk and an overhead projector. Kids sit in stands and listen to teacher at field level. Repeat all the way around. Genius!

6. On October 20, 2009 @ 15:14 Dirty Tackle » Blog Archive » Links! says:

   [...] A documentary showing the unflattering side of the World Cup in South Africa is coming. [Unprofessional Foul] [...]

7. On October 20, 2009 @ 15:43 Let the muckraking begin « Scissors Kick says:

   [...] Let the muckraking begin “We received this in the ol’ inbox last week, presumably the first trailer for a documentary looking at next summer’s World Cup through a rather Michael Moore-esque lens. FIFA is constantly proving itself to be crooked and money-hungry, and we suspect this analysis of South Africa from behind the glossy, PR-heavy spin of soccer’s ruling body should prove to ruffle a few feathers. Or merely tell us what we already thought to be true. Either way, it seems to be worth a look.” (unprofessionalfoul – YouTube) [...]

8. 
   On October 20, 2009 @ 22:20 spectator says:

   Is this the Roland Emmerich film?

9. On October 22, 2009 @ 14:17 German Security Firm Increases Your Confidence In South Africa 2010 - World Cup Blog says:

   [...] of days ago we were treated to a trailer of Fahrenheit 2010, the documentary which takes a look at the devious desires behind FIFA’s insistence on a [...]