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Interview with Danny Jordaan

Written on Thursday, March 6th, 2008 by

An interesting interview with Danny Jordaan, CEO of the local organising committee for the 2010 World Cup in the Guardian yesterday, wherein he says:

An African team must get to the final of the World Cup at least. African teams have never got to a semi-final before. All African teams must at least reach the second round – all six of them, and we should have at least two in the last four

Blimey, that’s ambitious — but hey, wouldn’t that also be great?

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