Eto'o give Cameroon players the Luxurious Watch as Reward

Milan - A sense of joy over Cameroon get in to the World Cup 2010, Samuel Eto'o gave gifts to his fellow countrymen. Unmitigated, the prize is a luxurious watch.

Cameroon to ensure a ticket to South Africa after beating Morocco 2-0 in the final fight African qualifying zone. This is the sixth time the team nicknamed 'Indomitable Lions' were qualified for the World Cup.

Too happy, Eto'o generously reward all the players of Cameroon with a valuable 33-watch luxury thousand euros or USD 474 million. Such as reported by the Italian Football.

There was no information at what kind of gift Eto'o for his colleagues. But look at the price of the watch, certainly presents Eto'o was given a very high value.

This is not the first time Eto'o became 'Santa' for Cameroon. Four years ago, Inter Milan striker who had defended Barcelona prize money was given 2 thousand U.S. dollars per player if you can beat Ivory Coast in the cage opposite.

The result, Cameroon was then hit Ivory Coast in Abidjan with the score 3-2. Eto'o opened the purse lightly and spend 60 thousand U.S. dollars.

But Eto'o wasn't just generous to his friends. Three years ago, he was a 28-year agreement with Ford to send an ambulance assistance to Cameroon for a certain number of goals.

Take Care His Baby, Rooney Missing The Drawing

Manchester - Since a father, Wayne Rooney had to cut his sleep time. Receive the effects, he had missed to watch the World Cup drawing because Rooney was overslept.

Kai Wayne Rooney, babies that born at past November 2nd, make his father should be willing to wake up at night just to keep it. As a result of sleep is often plagued Rooney. 

Manchester United's striker admitted he still had to adapt to this new habit. Naturally, if then he took advantage of every opportunity to sleep, including the trip to London last Friday, when Chelsea will play against West Ham United. 

Arriving at the hotel, Rooney had laid his body on the bed. Initially, he intended to watch live World Cup drawing. However, what power, he could not fight sleep and finally fell asleep with the television on in front of him.

"I slept until ten o'clock. We took the train to London and just five in the afternoon to the hotel," his told to The Sun.

"I lay down on the bed to see her drawing show on television, but I overslept."

Rooney knows the results of the draw from one of his colleagues. When he knew the British were one group with Slovenia, the United States and Algeria, 24-year-old player that was mentioned, this is not an easy group for The Three Lions.

"That's a good draw. I saw the Spanish in the U.S. dropped the Confederation Cup. This will be a tough fight."

"I do not know much about Algeria. But, I'm sure the manager will get a lot of information before the match," he said.

Groups Final Draw ignites FIFA World Cup Fever

At last Friday evening, December 9th 2009, the 32 teams participating at next year's FIFA World Cup™ finals discovered their fate when the Final Draw for South Africa 2010 took place in Cape Town.

On June 11thn 2010, the host nation's Opening March, the South Africans would be played against Mexico at Soccer City, it was the Group D line-up which caused arguably the biggest stir. Two nations with passionate support will depart the tournament early, Germany, Australia, Serbia and Ghana will battle it out for two qualifying places for the Round of 16. There could be a high-profile casualty from Group G too, after Brazil, Korea DPR, Côte d'Ivoire, Portugal were drawn together.

While South Africans learned that the host nation's Opening Match on 11 June would be played against Mexico at Soccer City, it was the Group D line-up which caused arguably the biggest stir. Germany, Australia, Serbia and Ghana will battle it out for two qualifying places for the Round of 16, meaning two nations with passionate support will depart the tournament early. There could be a high-profile casualty from Group G too, after Brazil, Korea DPR, Côte d'Ivoire, Portugal were drawn together.

An estimated global television audience of 200 million joined the 2,000 invited guests in the Draw Hall in watching the colorful and entertaining ceremony unfold. With African sporting stars such as athlete Haile Gebreselassie, rugby player John Smit, cricketer Makhaya Ntini, and footballers Matthew Booth and Simphiwe Dludlu assisting with the draw, along with England's David Beckham, it was always going to be an exhilarating occasion, but the undoubted centerpiece came when the eight groups were revealed.

An early highlight of the draw was the eye-catching encounter between England and USA, scheduled for 12 June, which evokes the Americans' famous 1-0 win over their transatlantic cousins at Brazil 1950. Argentina, Nigeria and Greece will get the chance to revive their group rivalry from 1994, while the heavyweight collision between Portugal and Brazil on 25 June also has the feel of a derby.

A night to remember

With such an array of stars, the event dazzled from start to finish. After a welcome sequence from Lions Head, the mountain that provides Cape Town with such a dramatic backdrop, award-winning musician Johnny Clegg performed 'Scatterlings of Africa', a song made famous by the Academy Award-winning film Rain Main.

Fittingly, the first speech of the night came from the man without whom a FIFA World Cup in South Africa would never have been possible: the country's former president Nelson Mandela. The 91-year-old, speaking in a special video message, urged his nation to make the most of their opportunity as tournament hosts. "We must strive for excellence in our hosting of the World Cup, while at the same time ensuring the event leaves a lasting benefit to all our people," he said.

Next it was time for two special presidents to take to the stage. FIFA President Joseph S. Blatter and South African President Jacob Zuma showed their excitement at both the Final Draw and the 2010 FIFA World Cup itself in an entertaining dialogue lasting several minutes. Giancarlo Abete, President of the Italian Football Federation, then handed over the holders' FIFA World Cup Trophy to Mr Blatter, confirmation that sport's holy grail is in South Africa and ready to be contested next year.

Legendary Portugal striker Eusebio, born in neighbouring Mozambique, was introduced to the crowd before examples of the 'Win in Africa, With Africa' campaign were showcased before an expectant audience. Beninese singer-songwriter Angelique Kidjo duly took to the stage to perform her Grammy-nominated song 'Agolo'.

The first duty of the show's guest presenter, Academy Award-winning actress, Hollywood producer and proud South African Charlize Theron, was to show off the official 2010 Match Ball, adidas's Jabulani, a name meaning 'to celebrate' in Zulu. Soweto’s Gospel Choir continued the theme of happiness with a lively rendition of Pata Pata before the arrival of Draw Master and FIFA Secretary General, Jerome Valcke, signaled the moment of truth.

Some of the assembled coaches will have headed away feeling confident, others concerned by the task presented here, yet at least all now know what lies in store as they begin their planning and preparation for next year's showpiece.