As per me, the best way to watch World Cup is to accompany my team to the country where the World Cup is held. As a result, I’ll be on my way to South Africa in 2010 when England take on the other nations. I’ve always wanted England to follow up on their success in 1966 but to my dismay, we have never even come close to winning the World Cup after 1966.
England have already qualified for World Cup 2010 and like other fans, I’m also already hoping for some great performance from the team. I certainly believe that we have the team to win the World Cup. It remains to be seen whether Fabio Capello can get the team together well within time for them to work as a cohesive team that believes in themselves to bring back the Cup after 44 years. I have great belief in Mr. Capello and firmly believe that he is one man who can make it happen for us. He has already delivered some great results ever since he took over as the manager of the team and it is quite evident that the star studded England team reveres him as a coach.
This will be my first time when it comes to watching live World Cup from the stands and I’m already feverish with anticipation. I’m really looking forward to going to South Africa and catch the action live. Till date, my favourite place to catch live World Cup action has been my local pub. However, it was way back in 2008 that I decided that I was going to watch live World Cup from inside the stadium if England qualified. I’m happy that is going to be the case.
There are people who love to watch live World Cup on the telly. The advantage that they have is that they have the option of watching replays. However, I can vouch for the fact that there is nothing like watching live World Cup from inside the stadium. I have watched plenty of club football matches in stadiums and can tell you that there is nothing like the real thing. The whole atmosphere is electric and you feel part of a huge community of fans who are cheering wildly for their favourite team.
If you really want to get a feel of live World Cup, then try and book yourself to South Africa.
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