Premiership star William Gallas has been warned he may miss out on the 2010 World Cup due to fitness concerns.

With the managers of the 2010 World Cup teams all beginning to announce the squads they will be training with ahead of the tournament, France is the latest to name a preliminary line up.

France’s national side face controversy ahead of the 2010 World Cup as two of its star players are involved in allegations around prostitution in a Parisian nightclub.

Time: 11th June, 20.30 local time. Venue: Cape Town, South Africa The second match in this year’s World Cup Finals tournament in South Africa will be held in Cape Town at 20:30 local time, and will see France, who reached the final in Germany in 2006, take on Uruguay. Despite France’s previous good performances, winning [...]

As the 2010 World Cup approaches, there is a lot of debate about which teams will do better than expected and which will prove to be a huge disappointment. Here we look at some teams that could be promising more than they are going to deliver.

It seems like Henry’s ‘hand goal’ is still a sore topic for many; we are referring to when Henry used his hand to stop the ball during the crucial play-off. One such group of people are online bookmaker Bodog who will ignore any Bottom of Form goals scored by Thierry Henry in the 2010 World Cup when it comes to betting and odds.

It has been reported that the winger Franck Ribery is getting a lot of offers to move to a new football club. Ribery has been sought after by the biggest clubs for a long time but it seems he will only accept the move if it means joining Spanish giants Barcelona or Real Madrid.

France is by most considered one of the great nations of football, but they managed to qualify only by a disputable goal by Henry in the last play-off game against Ireland. The manager Raymond Domenech has often been criticized, not at least from the fans. However, Domenech has now been given another vote of confidence, [...]

News has it that the Republic of Ireland has requested an extra spot in the 2010 World Cup finals following their unfair ruling against France when Ireland lost to an extra-time goal when France’s Thierry Henry handled the ball.

Following the decisive France versus Ireland World Cup qualifier; it has been noted that Thierry Henry has even apologized through his Twitter page, stating; “I’m not the referee – but if I hurt someone I’m sorry.”