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Stuart Dye
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Head of Print Content, New Zealand Media and Entertainment
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Writing, Psychology Dating,Relationships Mental Health, Personal Essays and more Parenting
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By Stuart Dye Verified| New Zealand Herald Verified Inside the courthouse waiting room, three people sit huddled around an electric fire. One of them reads the paper, the other two talk quietly. They are employed by football's governing body, Fifa, they say, and are in the "Dedicated Court Waiting Room for the Fifa World Cup 2010". It is where those accused of crime related to the football tournament go to get advice about the legal system before they face the "Dedicated Court for the Fifa World Cup 2010".
By Stuart Dye Verified| New Zealand Herald Verified Amid the homecoming celebrations, the All Whites must learn lessons from this World Cup - and perhaps learning how to take a risk is the biggest lesson of all. In their final match against Paraguay, the All Whites failed to make changes at the critical time - changes that could have made a difference to the result. With half-an-hour to go it was time to try something different. Throw caution to the wind and go for the goal that could have seen New Zealand make the second round of the tournament.
By Stuart Dye Verified| New Zealand Herald Verified Inside the courthouse waiting room, three people sit huddled around an electric fire. One of them reads the paper, the other two talk quietly. They are employed by football's governing body, Fifa, they say, and are in the "Dedicated Court Waiting Room for the Fifa World Cup 2010". It is where those accused of crime related to the football tournament go to get advice about the legal system before they face the "Dedicated Court for the Fifa World Cup 2010".
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New Zealand Media and Entertainment