Zakumi the World Cup 2010 Mascot

Zakumi the World Cup 2010 Mascot

Zakumi is a leopard with green hair wearing a shirt saying South Africa 2010. Zakumi's green and gold colors represents South African national sports' teams colors. His name comes from "ZA", the ISO 3166 code for South Africa, and "kumi", a word that means "ten" in various African languages.

2010 FIFA World Cup™ - Official Logo

2010 FIFA World Cup™ - Official Logo

The 2010 identity is unique, vibrant and dynamic, graphically encapsulating the African continent while more intimately dipping into South Africa's rich and colourful heritage for inspiration.

The graphic figure strikes a resemblance to the earliest rock art paintings for which our country is also famous. This figure is caught in mid-action performing a bicycle kick - a style of play that captures the flair of African football.

The figure is lucid, energetic and indirectly illustrates an inherent passion for the beautiful game. It is kicking a football upwards - an invitation from Africa to other nations of the world to join the game.

The actual ball is a modern representation of a football, suggesting that it belongs to FIFA. And for the first time ever, this ball that has traveled across the globe will touch African soil.

The colourful backdrop behind the figure represents the South African national flag. The ‘swishes' extend upwards, from south to north, reaching out to the world. They embody the energy, diversity and fiery passion of our country, and they symbolise the rise of the rainbow nation.

The typeface is an original creation. It reflects our personality and reinforces the idea that in South Africa we do things uniquely. It is playful, naïve and free-spirited. It is also bold, welcoming and friendly.

The logo is celebratory in nature and energetic in its feel.

MIlan baros and Tereza Franková sexy Calendar

The Czech WAG wanted to give her man a present that he could appreciate for his birthday, but struggled to find something that a fabulously wealthy footballer doesn’t already possess. Tereza was aware that Baroš owned a lifestime supply of chest wax, so instead opted for the brilliant idea of celebrating Milan’s 27th birthday by posing for a sexy calendar.



Tereza isn’t the only model whom Baroš intended to marry - he also enjoyed a serious relationship with Miss Europe 2005 Edita Hortova.

Tereza Franková celebrating Milan Baroš birthday with sexy calendar

Milan Baroš is lucky enough to be engaged to Tereza Franková, a lady who is not only extremely good looking, but also very thoughtful.

The Czech WAG wanted to give her man a present that he could appreciate for his birthday, but struggled to find something that a fabulously wealthy footballer doesn’t already possess. Tereza was aware that Baroš owned a lifestime supply of chest wax, so instead opted for the brilliant idea of celebrating Milan’s 27th birthday by posing for a sexy calendar.

Beatiful Tereza Frankova huge Milan Baros

Tereza Frankova, center, girlfriend of Czech Republic's Milan Baros, waits for the beginning of the group A match between Czech Republic and Portugal in Geneva, Switzerland, Wednesday, June 11, 2008, at the Euro 2008 European Soccer Championships in Austria and Switzerland.

Tereza Franková The Sexy Fiance for Milan Baroš

After Edita Hortova, Milan Baroš (Galatasaray, Czech Republic) is lucky to have Tereza Franková as her fiancée. The Czech beauty wanted to give Baroš a birthday present but she couldn’t find anything that a rich footballer doesn’t own. So, Tereza found the second best thing in the world to give his fiancé and that was a sexy calendar. I wonder what a million other people are doing with it!

Lindsay Tarpley : The two time Olympic gold medal winning forward hottie:

Full name: Lindsayy Ann Tarpley Snow
Date of birth: September 22, 1983
Place of birth: Madison, Wisconsin, USA
Height: 1.68m (5 ft 6 in)
Playing position: Forward
Plays for: Chicago Red Stars, United States
Official website: http://www.lindsaytarpley.com/

The Sexy and Pretty Lindsay and the U.S. Women’s National Team Defeat Brazil 1-0 for the Gold Medal at the 2008 Beijing

Lindsay Tarpley grew up in Michigan and attended Portage Central High School. She took her team to the state semi-finals which was followed by an undefeated season and the state championship. She received many honors during her time there.

In 2002, she went to the University of North Carolina and continued with her out-standing performances and then in 2003, she was chosen to represent her country, the United States. She has scored some of the most important goals in US soccer history like scoring the winning goal in US’ first ever world title for youth women (FIFA U-19 Women’s World Championship).