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The World Cup Grass is Greener in Holland

By: WC Bob | February 19th, 2006 | 2 Comments »

Yesterday we learned that the World Cup footballs come from factories in Thailand. Today we learn that the turf comes from a farm in Holland where the grass is grown in a top secret location that is frequently monitored by FIFA’s Turf Competence Team. We’re not sure what the Turf Competence Team actually does, but if it requires walking barefoot through fields of grass we would love to apply for a position there. Tomorrow we hope to bring you additional random information perhaps a story on where the chalk used in the World Cup comes from or an inside look at FIFA’s Corner Flag Regulation Unit.


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Username By Chris | February 19th, 2006 at 1:35 pm
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Fifa’s Turf Competence team would have a shitfit if they visited Chelsea’s pitch because there is no turf, just mud and a load of sand.
Jose’s master plan to beat Barcelona on wednesday night.

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Username By Umberto | July 17th, 2006 at 5:19 am
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does anyone know where I can buy a square of turf from the World cup 2006 Berlin?

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