World Cup on The Move

All starts up in a sort of American way of making the World Cup under high security risk. As the competition gets on its fifth day of running , Algeria warms up for the D Day against Argentina.

So far, the Pampa’s boys , or say the Gauchos raise eyebrows on a sympathitic declaration of the Algerian Midfielder Maza for his saying that “We beat Argentina” – All it is said in the wake of media war.

No paying sideways attention , the Greens take time to set foot on the pitch, and try to be as best as they used to be in the past participation of the World Cup.

For the time being, since the last competition of Qatar, the African and Asian countries have proven capacities to change the world by challenging on equall footing the famous goleadors of South America and European famous strikers. All is possible, some figures to be dealt with, have shown the rapid move up of Algeria towards the Square four of semi finals. The bet is to be taken,Tomorrow is another day, the best to take up for is ostensibly self confidence and determination.

If Argentinians start showing fears on base of little Love-Tape  by Maza, Algeria gets so far on saddle to challenge in seigneural way of this olympian world atmospher, the fall of old timer, and the raise of new football nations coming the southern hemyspher.

M.B