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Lei Xiejiang · 24-05-2002 4:21pm #1

A cool one.
Stuff about the boys in green

http://www.japantoday.com/e/?content=worldcup&id=213

Gordon · 24-05-2002 4:34pm

Ahh, the old 'post things twice' trick. It is quite humerous when done in conjunction with a thread on Schizophrenia apparently!

Lei Xiejiang · 24-05-2002 4:37pm

Just thought I'd let people know about it.

Some daily news on sport, crime, international events.

And the Moderators aren't like Amp.

It may be a place to get news from the Irish Team in Japan at world cup 2002. They'll be arriving in Tokyo today, No?

Lei Xiejiang · 24-05-2002 4:40pm

They've also got some great PoLLs.
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http://www.japantoday.com/e/?content=vote&id=84

Gordon · 24-05-2002 4:40pm

Very good, well done old bean.

Lei Xiejiang · 25-05-2002 4:33pm

Photo Ball Girls!

http://www.japantoday.com/e/?content=picture&id=404

Ireland soccer players eh?
GaijinTom (May 26 2002 - 00:07)

Everytime a ball goes out of bounds, these girls will be standing around pointing to the irish players screaming "Kawaiiiiiiii!" ( Handsome!/Cute! ) Didnt Japan think of this ? It could be hilarious to watch on tv though...

WORLD CUP TICKETS
Ric (May 26 2002 - 00:56)

Anyone interested in Category 1 tickets?

xgodx@hotmail.com

Kim Tae-Woo · 26-05-2002 12:44pm

Tickets?

And only five days to go?

Lei Xiejiang · 30-05-2002 12:27am

http://www.japantoday.com/e/?content=news&cat=1&id=218653Wednesday, May 29, 2002 at 17:30 JST
NARITA — A British citizen named on a "hooligan list" carrying 175 World Cup tickets was refused entry into Japan and deported Tuesday, immigration officials said Wednesday.

The Briton, 37, was detained after arriving at Narita airport Monday on a British Airways plane from London and was carefully examined by immigration authorities as his name was on a list of alleged hooligans, the officials said.

Immigration authorities found a total of 175 tickets for the upcoming World Cup finals, mainly England matches, in his bag, and believe he came to Japan to resell the tickets, the officials said.

.http://www.japantoday.com/e/?content=worldcup&id=243
IZUMO — Ireland's World Cup players said Tuesday they do not want Roy Keane to return to the squad after the former captain was sent home last week.

The players issued a statement in support of manager Mick McCarthy, who axed Keane following an argument at their training base in Saipan.

"Regrettably, the manner of Roy's behavior prior to his departure from Saipan and the comments attributed to him since have left the staff and players in no doubt that the interests of the squad are best served without Roy's presence," said the statement, approved by all the remaining 22 squad members.

"The players bear no malice to Roy on a personal level and are looking forward to a successful World Cup campaign and the continued support of our loyal supporters both home and abroad."
http://www.japantoday.com/e/?content=news&cat=1&id=218647
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SEOUL — Argentine soccer legend Diego Maradona was granted permission to enter World Cup co-host South Korea despite his past drug record for which he was denied a visa to visit co-host Japan, officials said Wednesday.

The 41-year-old former player, who captained his country to World Cup success in 1986, recently filed a request for a Korean visa during the World Cup and the prosecution decided to grant his request, officials said

Lei Xiejiang · 03-06-2002 1:12am

http://www.japantoday.com/e/?content=worldcup&id=283&refresh

McCarty says : Germany will not dominate us.

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