The Ten Best Soccer Players in The World

Just a recap of the some of the best and most talented soccer players in the world. There are so many talented players, but these are no doubt some of the best. There is no particular order.

Lionel Messi Cristiano Ronaldo
Zlatan Ibrahimovic

Steven Gerrard

Samuel Eto’o

Kaka

Xavi

Andres Iniesta

Frank Lampard

Fernando Torres

World Cup Organising Committee Congratulates Egypt For Their Third African Nations Cup

Egypt captured their third African Nations Cup title in a row last night with a 1-0 win over the Black Stars of Ghana, and the South African OC for the World Cup later this year have sent their congratulations to the Pharaohs.

“We would like to congratulate the Pharaohs on winning their third successive
Africa Cup of Nations trophy. This experienced team have once again done their
country proud and proven themselves as a dominant force on the African
continent. We will certainly miss this talented team at the FIFA World Cup,”
said OC CEO Dr Danny Jordaan in a press statement.

Jordaan said that the OC looked forward to welcoming runners-up Ghana to South
Africa later this year.

“This is an exciting, young team and this performance gives the Black Stars an
excellent base from which to build for the World Cup. I am certain that they
will win many fans in South Africa and we look forward to welcoming them and the
other four African teams, Algeria, Nigeria, Cameroon and Côte d'Ivoire to our
country.”

Jordaan, who was in Luanda for the final, congratulated Angola on hosting a successful tournament.

“I would like to congratulate hosts Angola for staging an excellent tournament
that has certainly built excitement in what is undoubtedly the most important
year yet for African football,” said Jordaan.

John Terry Must Hand In The Captain's Armband

After a weekend of damaging revelations surrounding John Terry and his affair with Wayne Bridge's partner Vanessa Perroncel, all eyes are on Fabio Capello.Will the single-minded England manager take tough action against his publicly-disgraced skipper and demand that he hand over his armband? Regardless, the onus to do the right thing should not be on Capello, but on John Terry.
If the 29-year-old defender wants to preserve the little respect he has left in the England dressing room and ensure he is on that plane to South Africa, he must accept to Capello that his position as captain is now untenable.Capello, a devout Roman Catholic, is likely to be unimpressed by the allegations this weekend that Terry paid for his secret lover to have an abortion. But the Italian will want to hear Terry's version of events first, when the two meet in the coming days. After that tense conversation, a decision should be made immediately.
Many people in England believe that Terry's affair with the French model and mother of Wayne Bridge's child is a private matter, unrelated to his ability to perform on the pitch for the national team.
'JT' has committed no crime; say the most blinkered Chelsea fans and the most fervently-patriotic England supporters who are desperate for the Three Lions to go all the way at the World Cup.
But by 'doing the dirty' on a team-mate (and former best friend) Terry has broken the code of the dressing room. No longer can Terry look his team-mates in the eye and command their full respect. Moreover, reports have emerged that some of Terry's international team-mates are 'disgusted' by his behaviour.
England cannot afford to have a divided dressing room ahead of the World Cup. But above any concerns surrounding England's chances at this summer's tournament is the integrity of the sport in this country.
Nobody expects footballers to be saints - and often the best players get away with the most.