+ Follow WORLD CUPS Tag
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[Title] => Gasol supports Phl WCup bid
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[Title] => P1.5B to host FIBA 2019 World Cup?
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[Title] => Mexican club says it has signed Ronaldinho
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[Title] => Brazil’s wipeout for the record books
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[Title] => Brazil beats Colombia 2-1 to reach semifinals
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[Title] => WORLD CUP SIDELIGHTS: Facebook power
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[Title] => Kicking the cash in
[Summary] => Question. How do you run a FIFA World Cup? Answer. Very, very expensively. As per Forbes magazine, FIFA will make total payments of $576 million in Brazil to participating member associations, the clubs of participating players and the club protection program. A large chunk of the amount goes to the prize money.
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[Title] => Winners
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[Title] => Ronaldo's Portugal sputters in World Cup opener
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[Title] => Ronaldo's Portugal sputters in World Cup opener
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September 6, 2014 - 1:31pm
