Why are there no soccer Answers categories for Asia and Oceana?
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Because the site was set up in the US and they have no idea on what is important with football.....I mean hell......they even call the game soccer!!!
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fifa.com and go to rankings
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I can't find anything for 2007 - have a look at the FIFA link below for 2 forthcoming friendlies in 2006. The other link is to the Indonesian football ferderation and may well have what you want (if you can read it - I can't!)
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Well since this is AMERICAN FOOTBALL I think you chose the wrong thing for FIFA. Sorry I just get tired of people who don't go by the proper catergory, when there is one that specifies as soccer.
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i did a short check and it seems that it's only available on the yahoo portals in english speaking countries like UK, Ireland, Australia.
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Ask your questions at the soccer topic
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http://www.inweh.unu.edu/unuinweh/Mapdatabase/Maps%20of%20Asian%20countries%20_%20Asia_1.html\nhttp://www.lib.utexas.edu/maps/asia.html
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The next one is already in South Africa.  \n\nAustralia moves to Asia for qualifiying for the next round so they will be considered and Asian country from that point forward and Japan&#92;Korea had the last one.\n\nSo my guess is 2014 goes to South America if there is a reasonable bid.  After that it will either go to North&#92;Central America or possibly back to Europe.\n\nMy guess is the earliest it would go back to asia would be 2022 and the winter/summer issues mentioned in someone elses post may be an issue for Australia thogh given the mean average high in Sydney in June is 16.9 C(62 F) it could work out as playable.\n\n\nThe other issue with Australia is a you can't get there from anywhere issue.  There are not many close neighbors and none that are football crazy so besides the few willing to make the journey from other continets most of the fans would have to be from Australia itself.  The European cups are always the easiest to fill the stands of because everyone in Europe can get there by either car or train.  Thus much easier to fill up the stadiums.  Other Asian countries that are closer to europe have this same advantage.\n\nIn any case I would think it would be some time out before it was played there if ever.
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yer go 2 www.asiaplate.com and then download one of the p2p network things. hope this is some help, thers football from all over europe
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I'm assuming that the company that puts out the applications just thinks Arabs will choose Asian, as the middle east is technically on the Asian continent.  I think it should be separate though.  Most people think of Chinese, Japanese, Korean, etc. when they think of Asian, and the culture in the middle east is much different from the that of the  aforementioned countries.  Although as I've said before, it's just for statistical purposes.  I've put Alaskan Native before and no one said anything. lol
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What kind of question is that? It hasn't started yet -- wait until next month. In the meantime, go to FIFA's site where you'll see a full schedule.
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Maybe you can try on the forum\nhttp://messages.next.yahoo.com/next/forumview?bn=SEA-YahooAnswers
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Ummm..........yes............very big continent and it is the "World" Cup after all - also the standard in Asia is improving all the time.  FIFA would not be able to encourage Asian countries to invest in the sport if they limited places to them - the total number of football players in Asia @ 34,708,100 is not far short of those playing in Europe (35,783,000) so the interest is  just as passionate there - Asian fans love football just as much as us Europeans so why should they not have the same opportunities to see their team qualify.
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Try placing your question in a region-specific category for better results.
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Yep, their database servers have some serious problems sometimes. I've voted on answers before and gotten no points for it, which was very sad.
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Well lets see the name of this category for questions is:\n\n2006 FIFA World Cup.  Maybe the FIFA means something. like Federation of International Football Associations.
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TIBET, ZANZIBAR AND THE ALTERNATIVE WORLD CUP\n\nThe Clash of the Lilliputians\nBy Charles Hawley in the Republic of St. Pauli\n\nIn a football tournament for the nation-less, Hamburg on Saturday hosted the final of the FIFI Wild Cup. Five teams from regions not recognized by the United Nations competed. And a part of Hamburg seceded from Germany to field the sixth squad.\n\nThe rest of the article:\nhttp://service.spiegel.de/cache/international/0,1518,419651,00.html\nor here\nhttp://www.phayul.com/news/article.aspx?id=12781