It’s all or nothing for England this afternoon. Will anyone pass to John Terry? At which minute will David James chuck one into his own net? Will Slovenia be blown away by the craft of James Milner?
All these questions, and any other ludicrous ones you can think of, will be answered during the live blog which kicks off at 2.45pm.
Outside favourites Holland, who huffed and puffed to a 2-0 win over Denmark v hard working Japan who beat a hapless Cameroon.
Could be fun. Join Hogger and I from 12.15pm for live blogging and comment – feel free to join in. The more the merrier.
Join us from 2.45 for more live blogging and commentary on what we hope is going to be a decent game at last. This is the final ‘first game’ of the tournament, fingers crossed it’s better than all the rest (although I’d be happy for Chile v Honduras to make it difficult for them).
Hogger and I will be here from 2.45.
Will Drogba play with his bionic arm? Now that Nani is gone will Ronaldo add extra stepovers? Did everyone just come to see Eboue?
These questions, and other ridiculous ones, will be answered from 2.45pm as threeandin‘s world cup live blogs continue.
From 12.15 join Hogger and I for live blogging of Holland v Denmark. Tulips or Bacon? Surely the biggest question the football world faces today.
World Cup live blogging on threeandin
From 2.45 join Hogger and I for live blogging of Argentina v Nigeria. Will Maradona inspire his men to victory or will it be no Kanu do as the Nigerians click like we know they can.
World Cup live blogging on threeandin
From 1pm today threeandin will live blog the opening ceremony of the World Cup 2010 as well as the first game between the hosts, South Africa, and Mexico.
Feel free to join in with your comments. You can log in with your Twitter or Facebook accounts. If the volume of comments is too high not all of them may appear but we do welcome your feedback.
Your live bloggers today will be Hogger and Last man back. You can get an email reminder when the event is about to start, hope to see you there.
In a professional career spanning almost two decades, Simon Smith has played for over sixty-seven clubs. The ultimate utility player, [...]
In a professional career spanning almost two decades, Simon Smith has played for over sixty-seven clubs. The ultimate utility player, [...]
In a professional career spanning almost two decades, Simon Smith has played for over sixty-seven clubs. The ultimate utility player, [...]
In a professional career spanning almost two decades, Simon Smith has played for over sixty-seven clubs. The ultimate utility player, [...]
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