South Africa’s World Cup: A Legacy for Whom

By Eddie Cottle on September 19, 2011

‘At last! The true story of the privations, rip-offs and corruption suffered by people of South Africa while their politicians and FIFA continue to lie shamelessly about “success” and “legacy” from the 2010 World Cup. Research and analysis, not slogans and spin doctoring, from a cracking team of writers make this essential reading for journalists, students and fans.’— Andrew Jennings, author of FOUL!

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