England vs Chile

England vs Chile
England's Record at the FIFA World Cup
by
Jay Marshall
The FIFA rankings may not have England as the no.1 football team in the word, but there is no doubt that when it comes to fan following and media coverage, the English national football team is second to none. Here we take a look at how the Three Lions have performed at world football's biggest event- the FIFA World Cup.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Englands-Record-at-the-FIFA-World-Cup
id=2115395 - Mar 18, 2009
Chile Peppers - Good for What Ails You
by
Eric Vinje
Forget apples. The old folk saying should probably read, "Eat a chile a day and keep the doctor away."
http://ezinearticles.com/?Chile-Peppers---Good-for-What-Ails-You
id=316194 - Oct 02, 2006
Discover Santiago in Chile
by
Tony Maniscalco
If you book a Chile walk for some fun and adventure, one of the places that you will probably want to check out is the capital city, Santiago. Here are some of the top attractions of the city to keep you busy when you spend a few days or more here.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Discover-Santiago-in-Chile
id=7151112 - Jun 29, 2012
England Vs Algeria
by
Lewis Thomas Edwards
Rooney where art thou? It appears our one shining light has lost his mojo and really needs to find his form very quickly for England to have any chance to get through the World Cup 2010 tournament. After enduring a frustrating 90 minutes I am sure we all felt the same and were all asking the same questions to the nearest sofa watcher.
http://ezinearticles.com/?England-Vs-Algeria
id=4510816 - Jun 19, 2010
Ambrose and Bernardo - The Irish O'Higgins in Argentina and Chile
by
Russell Shortt
Ambrose O'Higgins was born in Ballynary, Co. Sligo in 1720. The O'Higgins family had possessed large swathes of land but lost them all in the wake of the Cromwellian conquest of Ireland.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Ambrose-and-Bernardo---The-Irish-OHiggins-in-Argentina-and-Chile
id=1650799 - Nov 05, 2008
England Needs a Good World Cup Run, For the Good of the Nation
by
Alan J Grainger
With an emergency budget looming that will deliver some gloomy economic news, England could do with some good news. Despite the national team's dismal run so far, a good World Cup run could be just the tonic the country needs, giving a potential spending boost that could help our ailing economy.
http://ezinearticles.com/?England-Needs-a-Good-World-Cup-Run,-For-the-Good-of-the-Nation
id=4519619 - Jun 21, 2010
World Cup (P)review
by
Justin Lipman
So the 2010 World Cup is well under way, and with a paltry average of 1.56 goals a game after the first round of group games compared to 2.43 at this stage in 2006, I think it's fair to say that this has not been quite what global audiences hoped or expected. A closer look, however, would suggest that perhaps this lack of goals is not so surprising; the defensively minded 4-2-3-1 formation du jour has certainly made itself known at the competition.
http://ezinearticles.com/?World-Cup-(P)review
id=4509849 - Jun 18, 2010
The World Cup Miracle of 1950
by
L. Solimine
On a sweltering late afternoon in Brazil nearly sixty years ago, a rag tag squad of Americans stunned the international soccer world by defeating the heavily favored team from England 1-0 in the opening rounds of the 1950 FIFA World Cup. The win was so shocking that English newspapers assumed the score was a typing error and edited their publications to reflect an English victory of 10-1.
http://ezinearticles.com/?The-World-Cup-Miracle-of-1950
id=2377830 - May 21, 2009
Who Are the Favourites For the 2010 World Cup and Who Has an Outside Chance?
by
David J P Smith
Now that the draw for the World Cup 2010 has now been made we have a chance to look at each team in detail and their chances of progressing through the group stages and into the knockout round of the competition. As usual, most of the big teams (except for France and Portugal) qualified with easy, and have therefore been seeded and ended up with fairly easy groups.
http://ezinearticles.com/?Who-Are-the-Favourites-For-the-2010-World-Cup-and-Who-Has-an-Outside-Chance?
id=3392395 - Dec 08, 2009
How To Make Hot Sauce: Heated History And Tangy Types
by
Ethan Allen
Why is everyone fired up about hot sauce? Where did it originate, and why is it so darn popular today? Depending on your version of how to make hot sauce, here is some heated debate on the subject...
http://ezinearticles.com/?How-To-Make-Hot-Sauce:-Heated-History-And-Tangy-Types