IOL: 2010 World Cup

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Former French coach blasted in reportA report on the one-day mutiny by France's international football side during this year's World Cup has reserved harsh criticism for former coach Raymond Domenech
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Minister wants R90m for WC copsPolice Minister Nathi Mthethwa is claiming nearly R90-million from the LOC to cover payments for the hundreds of police who stepped in when private security guards went on strike during the World Cup.
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Robben possibly out for the yearDutch winger Arjen Robben could be out for the rest of the year as he struggles to recover from a thigh injury he picked up at the World Cup.
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Evra appeals suspensionThe lawyer for former France captain Patrice Evra says his client is appealing his five-game suspension, the punishment for the team's boycott of a training session at the World Cup.
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Accommodation
Soul Space...Nelspruit
Cul-La-Myn Bed and Breakfast...Pretoria
Steenberg Hotel...Cape Town
Steenberg Hotel...Cape Town
Steenberg Hotel...Cape Town
Cul-La-Myn Bed and Breakfast...Pretoria
Steenberg Hotel...Cape Town
Steenberg Hotel...Cape Town
Steenberg Hotel...Cape Town
Nelson Mandela Bay Stadium, Port Elizabeth
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This stadium will have a capacity of 49,500, be a high-tech, modern venue and will meet every requirement needed to provide a world class venue for the first and second round matches of the 2010 World Cup. The Port Elizabeth Stadium will be located two kilometres from the coast, close to the N2 highway and no more than fifteen minutes' drive from the city's main hotel sector.
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