April 23 - The 2010 World Cup Legacy Trust has been put into operation following its inaugural board meeting at South Africa Football Association (SAFA) House in Johannesburg.Read more... Add new comment
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South Africa launches 2010 World Cup Legacy Trust
By David Gold
April 23 - The 2010 World Cup Legacy Trust has been put into operation following its inaugural board meeting at South Africa Football Association (SAFA) House in Johannesburg.
April 23 - The 2010 World Cup Legacy Trust has been put into operation following its inaugural board meeting at South Africa Football Association (SAFA) House in Johannesburg.World Cup warm up matches were targeted by illegal betting ring, says SAFA official Kika
By Andrew Warshaw
February 7 - A series of warm up games immediately before South Africa hosted the 2010 World Cup were "probably" targeted by Asian illegal match fixing syndicates, according to a leading South African Football Association (SAFA) official.
February 7 - A series of warm up games immediately before South Africa hosted the 2010 World Cup were "probably" targeted by Asian illegal match fixing syndicates, according to a leading South African Football Association (SAFA) official.South African businessman seeks compensation after 2010 World Cup hospitality company fails
By David Gold
November 9 - An African businessman is seeking 506 million South African rand (£40 million/$63 million) from the Department of Education in Gauteng to compensate the losses made by his now liquidated hospitality company, set up to provide a range of services for the 2010 World Cup.
November 9 - An African businessman is seeking 506 million South African rand (£40 million/$63 million) from the Department of Education in Gauteng to compensate the losses made by his now liquidated hospitality company, set up to provide a range of services for the 2010 World Cup.
Gallas threatens French Football Federation with legal action
By David Gold
April 4 - William Gallas has threatened legal action if he does not receive his World Cup bonus from the French Football Federation, according to the Tottenham Hotspur player's lawyer.
April 4 - William Gallas has threatened legal action if he does not receive his World Cup bonus from the French Football Federation, according to the Tottenham Hotspur player's lawyer.
World Cup payments to clubs confirmed
By David Owen
January 7 - FIFA has announced details of how a $40 million (£25.9 million) pot it earmarked for clubs whose players took part in last year's World Cup in South Africa is being distributed.
January 7 - FIFA has announced details of how a $40 million (£25.9 million) pot it earmarked for clubs whose players took part in last year's World Cup in South Africa is being distributed.
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