Will security be a problem in 2006 World Cup?
375373
no what kind of proublume are you thinking
1180965
I think this is an absolutely ridiculous proposition you have made. The beautiful game that is soccer will be reduced to nothing more than a pathetic farce. Let me explain why.\n\nEven though the spectators might be paying to be substituted on, there is no guarantee that they are playing for the side they are on. Since the opposition coach is choosing who goes on, he could very well choose a fan who is on his side. This fan would simply need to score own goals.\n\nAlso, what about the OTHER spectators, the tens of thousands of others who paid to watch a decent game. Who would want to watch just about any other Tom, Dick or Harry playing??\n\nFinally, let's say the match is a World Cup match. Wouldn't it be ridiculous if the spectator who joins the match isn't of the same nationality as the team?\n\nThere are millions more reasons to reject your absurd idea, security issues being one of them, but I suppose discerning readers and like-minded soccer fans will know from a glance that you are a somewhat odd man.
916750
no don't something is gong to happen just because world cup is hosted by an African nation they will make a better security than Germany's world cup.world cup in south Africa will be great.
1067666
Doubtful.\nBased on World Cup history, it's unlikely for teams to rebound after such a thrashing.
1072405
I have friends who have vacationed there and have had no trouble. I've heard it is an astoundingly beautiful country. I does have its problems like any other country. Would you walk at night in some areas of Washington DC? Hell! And that's the nation's capital. Every country has its own dangerous places. Right in Berlin, where they are celebrating the World Cup, they have designated some "NO GO" zones. If you venture into one of these, you could be lynched just for having skin that isn't the right shade of white.
368153
No, I won´t go to Germany at that time. You will hardly get a ticket on a legal way. Furthermore, it will be overcrowded, lots of hooligans,...\n\nI will watch the matches on TV.
655460
you will have no problem there!!!!\ndont worry Sweden  will be there in the next round!!!!!
623892
dont do it its not save. people will actually do hateful things. even wearing a jersey could get you beat up. there are many stupid people waiting for someone to do something like that to start chaos and blame it on the whole world cup thing
357574
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358851
South Africa was chosen first but they are currently having money problems with modifying their soccer stadiums because they are going to be 32 teams in the world cup they need a minimum of 6 good stadiums to play in. FIFA is also concerned about the lack of security and safety. Unless South Africa gets more money for security and remodeling their stadiums, Brazil is currently being considered for the next World cup 2010. What FIFA looks for when considering a World Cup venue is the money to be made, stadiums and the safety of all teams.
282052
Here you go mate. Try this.\n\nhttp://www.kitbag.com/stores/kitbag_4_5/football/worldcup2006.aspx
501005
poor security in the past is a bad argument against terraces.\nyou can't beat the atmosphere of the terraces.
1179926
yep stu22 is right and not to forget Comm Games in Brisbane in 1982. Our stadiums seating/capacity wise are enviable. Previous venues from Olympic and Commonwealth Games can be easily renovated and upgraded. Existing Stadiums are suitable. The people will be welcoming and we have already shown with these previous events that our security is on par with the best as is our ability to host world wide international events. It would be fantastic. 12 yrs may seem a long time away but the interest from kids with the performance of the Socceroo's has exploded and some of them, well who knows, may even be part of the squad. Lets keep our fingers crossed.\n\nAddition\nHello Bubu...I'm pretty sure the cup is heading your way for hosting in 2014...you may get to see it sooner than you thought..lucky girl. I'd love to be there.
334501
security setting, good luck
1164621
Try this:\n\nhttp://fifaworldcup.yahoo.com/06/en/
393382
On UK news the other day they mentioned that the German police are particularly watching Polish fans at this year's World Cup.  They interviewed one of the thugs who explained whose country's fans will be targetted and why.  English and German fans were particular targets.\n\nHere's a link: http://service.spiegel.de/cache/international/0,1518,397447,00.html\n\nSad isn't it.\n\nThey should organise the Football Violence World Cup.  Get these gangs somewhere on thier own and let them sort it out amongst themselves.\n\nps. I think one of the reasons the Polish want to fight with the English hooligans is that the English ones have such a bad rep.
663283
yes i think so...With the world cup just few days away, the people are all getting ready to have a time of their lives. The Fifa World Cup 2006 promises to be the biggest and the best ever with enhanced technologies in refereeing, player’s protection and many more. Enhanced styles of defending, attacking and enhanced team strategies have all made this competition bigger and better.\nAll 32 teams competing in the tournament will come to Germany with just one motto….Winning the World Cup and holding aloft the famous Jules Rimet trophy and bringing their country enormous pride and fame.\n\nWayne Rooney’s possible withdrawal from the England national team due to injury has affected the morale of the English team in a negative way. Moreover, it has cast a dark shadow over the tournament. He was supposed to be the player to look out for, but no more. But, this won’t stop the fans from watching the tournament, or at least England’s matches. Each one of the seats is expected to be filled on every match occasion. After all, Rooney is not the only player in the English national team. Other famous names like Micheal Owen, David Beckham and Steven Gerrard are sure to entertain and they will also be enough to win the trophy. The favourites should not go to the tournament with over-confidence and the underdogs can always take inspiration from North Korea ( 1966 ), Senegal ( 1999 ) and South Korea (2002 ). They should go into the tournament mentally strong as they have nothing to lose. For Robinho (Brazil), Lionel Messi and Sergio Aguero (Argentina), Torres, Fabregas and Sergio Ramos (Spain) and numerous other young players from different countries, it will be a test on the big stage, a test of courage, skill and stamina.\nFor the more experienced ones like Christian Veiri (Italy), Raul (Spain), and others, it will be the last opportunity to win a Major trophy.\nBrazil look the clear favorites, with Germany and England also standing a huge chance. But in the big stage, no team is big and no team is small. We can take example from different occasions, North Korea beating overwhelming favorites Italy in the 199 world cup, Senegal beating host nation France in the first match of the 1998 world cup and co-host South Korea overcoming hurdles like Italy, Portugal and Spain to reach the semi-finals of the 2002 world cup. The pride of their countries is at stake. Everyone will go there to win but, there will be only one winner. Should Brazil win it,it would be their record 6th title and if England do so, they will get to win the title after 40 years. Germany, the host nations will also be making efforts to win the title after narrowly missing out on the 2002 competition after being beaten by Brazil in the finals. Spain, with their young team which is going to set the whole tournament on fire fancies it’s chances too. Only God knows who is going to win. We can just pray that the nation we support get to win the title. But as it is said, Victory belongs to the most persevering. May the best team win.