Richard Farley
World Cup 2010, Spain-Netherlands Review: World Cup Buzz Podcast
Spain has won their first world title, a 116th minute goal from Andres Iniesta giving the European Champions the 2010 World Cup with a 1-0 victory over the Netherlands. It was a match defined by missed opportunities and aggressive play, …
World Cup 2010 Spain-Netherlands, Germany-Uruguay Preview: World Cup Buzz Podcast
A new World Cup champion will be crowned on Sunday when European Champions’ Spain face three-time finalists, the Netherlands. Before that, Germany and Uruguay will meet to contest the third place match in Port Elizabeth. To discuss those two matches, …
World Cup 2010, Spain-Germany Review: World Cup Buzz Podcast
Spain is through to their first World Cup final, keeping a clean sheet against the powerful Germans, advancing to Sunday’s final with a 1-0 victory. To talk about the match, I am joined by Laurence McKenna and Kartik Krishnaiyer for …
World Cup 2010, Netherlands-Uruguay Review, Germany-Spain Preview: World Cup Buzz Podcast
The Netherlands is through to its first final since 1978 after defeating Uruguay 3-2, sending Uruguay to Saturday’s third place match while the Netherlands play Sunday in Johnnesburg. To talk about Tuesday’s semifinal and preview Wednesday’s match, I was joined …
World Cup 2010, Netherlands-Uruguay Preview: World Cup Buzz Podcast
World Cup 2010 is down to four teams, two of which play on Tuesday in the tournament’s first semifinal. Uruguay, the surprise of the tournament, takes on a Netherlands team coming off their victory over the competition’s favorites. To talk …
World Cup 2010 Germany-Argentina, Spain-Paraguay: World Cup Buzz Podcast
Germany has put up another four goal game – this time, eliminating a team that had become one of the favorites, sending Diego Maradona and Lionel Messi out of World Cup 2010. The Germans advance to Wednesday’s semifinal to face …
World Cup 2010 Netherlands-Brazil, Uruguay-Ghana: World Cup Buzz Podcast
The Netherlands have knocked pre-tournament co-favorites Brazil out of the 2010 World Cup, while Uruguay and Ghana upstaged the opening match with a unforgettable, never-should-have-been shootout. To talk about Friday’s two quarterfinal matches as well as preview Saturday’s I was …