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BRAZILIAN BAURU
MESS1 WINS IT FOR JOURNO
Lionel Messi dedicated Argentina's World Cup semifinal victory over Netherlands to an Argentine journalist who was killed in a road traffic accident on the morning of the game.
Jorge Topo' Lopez -- who was covering the tournament for La Red Radio -- died when a stolen vehicle involved in a police chase collided into the taxi he was travelling back to his hotel in.
The 38-year-old previously worked in Barcelona for Sport newspaper, where he became one of Messi's favourite journalists, and the 27-year-oid paid tribute to him after the penalty shootout victory sealed a place in the
The Barcelona star wrote on Facebook: "I’m sending a big big hug to the whole of Argentina and a souvenir to forge Topo' Lopez, this victory is
especially also for you, my friend. A big hug to the family and lots of encourage-
Messi struggled to contain his emotions after the game
" I've had to do doping tests so I can’t be in the locker room,” he added. "1 feel proud to be part of this squad. What a phenomenon we are involved in, let's enjoy, we have one more step," reports Goal.com.
KOREAN COACH RESIGNS
South Korean football coach Hong Myung-Bo announced his resignation Thursday following a disappointing World Cup showing that saw his team jeered and booed on their return from
"As of today, 1 am leaving this post”, Hong told a press conference in Seoul.
"When we left for the World Cup, 1 said we would give hope to the people but we ended up giving them disap- pointment. 1 really feel sorry about that”, he said.
Hong's decision to step down came just a week after he received a vote of confidence from the Korean Football
Association (KFA) who said he should coach the national side through the 2015 Asian Cup touma-
The coach and his players were criticised by the South Korean public and media for failing to advance beyond the group stage in Brazil, managing just a draw with Russia and then two defeats to Algeria and Belgium.
When the team returned home, angry
fans unfurled a banner at the airport saying "Korean Soccer is Dead" while others pelted the players with toffees --a particularly insulting gesture in South Korea. Hong had offered to step down immediately, but last week KFA vice-president Huh Jung-Moo said the association had persuaded him to stay, reports AFP from Seoul.
HITLER TWEETER SAYS SORRY
A Malaysian lawmaker apologised Thursday for a tweet praising Adolf Hider following Germany's World Cup win over Brazil, after Prime Minister Najib Razak rebuked him for his "unacceptable" statement.
Bung Mokhtar Radin, a politician with Najib's ruling United Malays National
Organisation, congratulated Germany on Wednesday by posting on Twitter, "Well done.. Bravo... Long Live Hitler".
Najib condemned Bung Mokhtar’s comments as "unacceptable and wrong" in a statement issued by his office Thursday and ordered him to withdraw them.
Bung Mokhtar himself also tweeted an apology on Thursday after defending his remarks earlier amid criticism.
"When Germany whacked Brazil, I unintentionally said something that hurt d feeling of d ppi in Germany. MY SINCEREST APPOLOGY. LONG LIVE BUNG..' he posted.
Germany thrashed Brazil 7-1, dealing the host nation the worst semifinal defeat in World Cup history.
Bung Mokhtar has drawn condemnation in the past for statements deemed offensive and insensitive.
During a debate over a leaky parliament roof in 2007, he said: "Where is the leak? The Batu Cajah MP also leaks every month," referring to an opposition lawmaker’s menstrual cycle, reports AFP from Kuala Lumpur.
'KLOSE IS NO RONALDO'
Jose Mourinho has applauded Miroslav Klose for becoming the top goal-scorer in World Cup history, but says he is not a
patch on Brazil great Ronaldo.
The 36-year-old's first half tap-in in Germany's 7-1 semifinal thrashing of Brazil took his tally to 16 goals in the competition -- one ahead of the former Barcelona and Real Madrid star.
Every one of Klose’s World Cup strikes have come inside the penalty area, in contrast to Ronaldo’s range of long distance hits, solo efforts and close-range goals during a stunning international career.
As a result, Mourinho was disappointed to see the former Barcelona and Real Madrid star lose his tournament record and revealed there is only one player he rates more highly than the Brazilian in the game's history.
"Hats off to Klose," Mourinho said to Yahoo. "1 highly respect the numbers he has achieved but the truth is that a player who 1 consider the best after Maradona lost a record.
”1 believe that Ronaldo was the best player of the last two decades - at least he doesn't lose the title of being the best of the past 20 years."
Mourinho worked with Ronaldo