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The beginning of soccer season is an exciting time for little girls who want to play soccer. They come to the first team meeting with little more than enthusiasm and girlish giggling. A lot must be accomplished to turn the giggling girls into a soccer team. Decision number one is a team name. The team name can help to define the ethos and personality of the team and bring about the beginning of cohesiveness among the new team members. Will they take on the name of an existing team? Choose the name of a strong, ferocious animal? Ethnic identifiers don't work well anymore. Can you, the coach, lead them toward something unique? The decision on a name will help with the next decision.

Like the rest of the female population, the girls' biggest concern is, "What will I get to wear?" And this girlish concern is totally legitimate. The old saying that the clothes make the man is even more applicable to little girls-youth soccer jerseys make the soccer player. The chance to design custom soccer jerseys is very appealing to girls. It is a group-building exercise to allow the girls to discuss and vote on the look of the uniforms. The first decision to be made is the style of the jerseys. Many neckline styles and sleeve styles are one of many choices to select. Add to that contrasting-colored panels on the sides, swooshes of color on one or both sleeves, mismatched sleeves . . . the options go on and on. When it comes to the team colors, the new team name can have a strong influence on the final decision. It's obvious that a team called The Tigers has no other choice than orange and black or possible orange and brown. On the other hand, the Fleet Feet have more latitude in their color choice.

After the girls have decided on the style and colors of the uniforms, the other options must be agreed on. What symbol or logo do the girls want on the front of the uniform? Can you convince them to go along with a stock picture, or do they insist on a custom-designed logo? Or is the logo chosen by the team sponsor to honor the sponsor's company? Should this logo be placed in the center-front of the jersey, or should it go on the left side? Then numbers must be assigned to round out the final choices for the uniform design.

By this point, the girls are getting to know each other and becoming closer than just schoolmates. Now it's time for the next step, which is to turn the schoolmates into soccer players. It's time to get the girls out onto the soccer field for two types of activity. The first activity is physical exercise to strengthen their bodies in preparation for actual play. Strong bodies are less prone to injury. The other activity is to actually learn to play the game. It's time to learn the moves.

At this point, the girls have now become a soccer team and are ready for a summer of fun and competition.

Cape Town is the most populous city and provincial capital of Western Cape. Here diverse range of attractions, sights and activities to offer. It is regarded as a melting point for various different cultures in Southern Africa. Known as Mother City, it has an abundance of contrasting activities from lounging on the Atlantic seaboard's popular beaches to exploring the vividly painted area of the Bo-Kaap.

As everyone is aware that South Africa is going to host FIFA world cup 2010, Cape Town is one of the cities hosting this grand event. This grand event is going to be held between 11 June 2010 and 11 July 2010. Matches in Cape Town are going to held Greenpoint Stadium. Here is the schedule of the matches that are going to be held in Cape Town:

11 June 2010
Match: Team A3 vs Team A4

14 June 2010
Match: Team F1 vs Team F2

18 June 2010
Match: Team C1 vs Team C3

21 June 2010
Match: Team G4 vs Team G2

24 June 2010
Match: Team E4 vs Team E1

Search cheap flights for FIFA World Cup 2010; choose the most suitable cheap deal for your travel. Airfares to Cape Town were never so cheap earlier as they are now. Enjoy the most exciting historic event, first ever football world cup in South Africa.

Many airlines have reduced airfares for the flights to Cape Town. Different airlines are offering different airfares. Fares offered by some of the airlines providing cheap flights to Cape Town are as follows:
Emirate Airways 1-Oct-2009 31-Dec-2009 £535 with 30 Kgs Baggage
Qatar Airways 1-Oct-2009 10-Dec-2009 £439 with 20 Kgs Baggage
Etihad Airways 15-Jan-2010 19-Mar-2009 £520 with 20Kgs Baggage
Iberia Airways 1-Oct-2009 30-Nov-2009 £434 with 20 Kgs Baggage

Business class airfares:-

Emirates: 01 Oct 09- 31 Dec 09 £2149, 01 Jan 10 - 31 Dec 10 £2149 with 40kg baggage
South African Airways: 01 Oct 09- 31 Dec 09 £2770, 01 Jan 10 - 31 Mar 10 £2770 with 30kg baggage
Qatar Airways: 01 Oct 09- 10 Dec 09 £1629, 24 Dec 09 - 25 Mar 10 £1629 with 30kg baggage
Turkish Airlines: 01 Oct 09- 31 Dec 09 £1655, 01 Jan 10 - 31 Mar 10 £1655 with 30kg baggage

It is the most visited international tourist destination in South Africa.

What are my feelings as a South African about the FIFA 2010 World Cup?

Up to now very positive. It has been very exciting anticipating about what potential the FIFA 2010 World Cup will do for our country, before and after the event. 3 billion viewers, 6 billion eyes will be on South Africa the thought is overwhelming.

I like seeing the investments in our roads, airports and in Johannesburg the massive public transport investments. The sight of cranes here and there, meaning our economy is growing. In fact the event has already created an estimated 129 000 jobs disparately needed in a country with over 40% unemployment rate.

Then, there is my utter disappointment. I feel so sad that S.A, having one of the most liberal constitutions in the world governed by the majority party the ANC is starting to back slide to their communist roots as SA starts to misbehave in the civilized world. This Causing major embarrassments to local South Africans and the rest of the world. Latest events like totally ignoring the political situation in Zimbabwe.

Again this week highlighted the close ties to China, when the ANC destroyed the PSL's plan to hold a peace conference in SA, by refusing entry to the Dalai Lama who was the guest of honor at the conference.

I watched Arch Bishop Desmond Tutu on our local news channel, crying as he expressed his intense disappointment at how the ANC has turned away from their moral values. He, went on to express how horrified and shocked he was that Trevor Manuel (SA's well liked finance minister)had insulted the Dalai Lama by asking "Who, exactly is the Dala Lama?".

As a South African, this has spoiled the spirit of SA hosting the FIFA 2010 World Cup here. It has left me feeling ashamed of the SA government the ANC. It also makes me scared about what the future holds in SA, as I wonder who is actually controlling the SA government? Clearly communist China...The question now remains why should the civilized world give SA an amazing event like this when they are behaving in such a irresponsible way?