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Tag Archives: green point stadium
Last rites
It seems that Saturday’s rugby game may have been the final nail in the coffin for Newlands – traditional home of the Western Province Rugby Union. Previously, the Union had steadfastly refused to consider any move from the Newlands ground to the new stadium. However, popular South African rugby website keo.co.za thinks the friendly game [...]
14 Comments Also tagged cape town stadium, newlands, rugby, western province Posted in World Cup 2010, sport, this is south africa
Cape Town Rugby Festival – a few thoughts
How any rugby fan could possibly ever complain about vuvuzelas after yesterday’s inaugural rugby match at the Cape Town Stadium is beyond me. At least they make you realise that you’re at a major sporting event. As for yesterday, I have experienced more atmosphere on the moon. Not personally, obviously, but my good friend Buzz [...]
14 Comments Also tagged Cape Town, cape town stadium, rugby festival, World Cup 2010 Posted in World Cup 2010, flickr, in the news, sport, this is south africa
Busy Day
Today always promised to be a hectic day – from appointments in the morning, lunch with football friends and an afternoon at the Stadium through to the fancy dress party in the evening. Hence I am utilising the somewhat risky, but very helpful “scheduled post” option on WordPress. And I’m giving you a quota photo of the all-new, [...]
Leave a comment Also tagged Cape Town, football, south africa, World Cup 2010 Posted in World Cup 2010, flickr, quota photo, sport
Hand it over
Despite the doubters, the legal challenges, the alleged shortages of concrete, labour, electricity and armadillos and the political infighting, the Cape Town Stadium is to be handed over to the City today. On schedule. Compare that with the magnificent Wembley Stadium in London which came in over a year late and you can see that this “third world [...]
21 Comments Also tagged Cape Town, World Cup 2010 Posted in World Cup 2010, flickr, positive thoughts, this is south africa
Slug & Lettuce – Lunch