World cup trophy stolen!!!

please we need the source, dont post topic without source please
the world is reading

Posted: at 30-06-2010 02:57 PM (13 years ago) | Gistmaniac

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAAAA, GOGE AFRICAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

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Posted: at 30-06-2010 03:43 PM (13 years ago) | Gistmaniac

OHHHHHHHH AFRICAN NAWA OOOOOOOOOO, SOURTH AFRICA MOST PAY FOR IT.

Posted: at 30-06-2010 08:02 PM (13 years ago) | Newbie

lol

Posted: at 30-06-2010 08:17 PM (13 years ago) | Upcoming

the world sees all these things.do not post things that harm your peoples heritage as you just feed the evil and harmful reputation that others are building for us. I am not South African but as an African this is unhealthy publicity..deuces

Posted: at 30-06-2010 08:31 PM (13 years ago) | Newbie

lmao this is something else. First it was the English Team dirty underpants and now it is this. Damn disgraceful!

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Posted: at 30-06-2010 09:05 PM (13 years ago) | Gistmaniac

Source from times:
“Yes we know there was burglary there. We are looking into it,” Cele told a national press club briefing in Pretoria.
He said seven trophy replicas and two jerseys had been taken during the incident which led police to believe that the crime was perpetrated by people familiar with the offices.

“There was no forced entry,” added police spokesman Lieutenant Colonel Eugene Opperman.
Police said the incident took place between June 22 and 25.

Four Adidas bags also disappeared from the Fifa headquarters.

However, a Fifa spokesman denied there was ever a burglary at their headquarters.

“I am not aware of that... until yesterday night there is nothing that we are aware of,” said Wolfgang Eichlerat at a media briefing at Soccer City on Tuesday morning.

Cele said since the start of the World Cup 316 people had been arrested, 207 of them South Africans, for tournament related crime.

He said 109 of those arrests were of foreign nationals with Ethiopians topping the list at 11.

They were followed by Algerians (nine), UK citizens (eight), six people each from Mozambique, Zimbabwe, America and Pakistan, five people from Argentina and four Slovakians.
“It’s the United Nations of crime,” he quipped to much laughter.

Cele said 90 percent of the arrests had been in connection with theft and by far the majority of these cases could be attributed to negligence on the part of the lawful owner.
This was as cellphones and laptops had been left unattended and then stolen.
He said police were also increasing their vigilance outside the stadiums as to date 29 cases of unauthorised ticket scalping had been reported.

“Thirty three persons have been arrested in these cases of which 14 are South African and 19 are citizens of other countries,” he said.

Posted: at 30-06-2010 10:04 PM (13 years ago) | Newbie

lol we re Africans

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Posted: at 30-06-2010 10:43 PM (13 years ago) | Upcoming

its a lie jor!

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Posted: at 30-06-2010 11:25 PM (13 years ago) | Hero

OHHH I LOVE THAT WELCOME BACK TO AFRICA THIS AFRICA FOR YOUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUU GOD BLES AFRICANS

Posted: at 30-06-2010 11:32 PM (13 years ago) | Newbie