Wednesday, 2 June 2010

Theo Walcott available for summer fetes, jumble sales, games shows etc

England's World Cup entourage departs for South Africa at 21.00 this evening after Fabio Capello trimmed his squad down to twenty-three players. The team arrives at Johannesburg's OR Tambo airport on Thursday morning before heading north-west to its World Cup base in Rustenburg. The newly built multi-million pound Royal Bafokeng Sports Campus near Rustenburg will be England's home during the tournament. The 65-hectare campus comprises two hotels, a conference facility, numerous pitches and fields, a high performance gym and a medical centre. 


 "An ideal location for off-season training and the hosting of small tournaments, the campus is a few minutes’ drive from the Royal Bafokeng Sports Palace, a 44 000-seat World Cup stadium, and is less than two hours by car from Johannesburg", boasts the website.