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Some people say that, actually, South Africa won this World Cup. Others, with more of a grasp of how tournament football works, insist that Spain triumphed. We know, however, that the real winner was


RESULTS 1 Tim Clark, Future


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2= Brian Foote, Amazon 2= Stephen McGill, Microsoft 2= Andy Yates, Nintendo 5= Tim Ellis, HMV 5= 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa, EA 7 7= Tom Bramwell, Eurogamer 7= Alan Duncan, Sony 9= Ian Hollamby, GAME 9= Stuart Dinsey, MCV 6


MCV takes soundings from its Retail Advisory Board on the biggest issues of the day. The current members are...


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Tim Clark. For, despite a late surge from Nintendo’s Andy Yates and a misguided fancy for the Dutch in the final, the Future man has bagged himself a personally signed Wayne Rooney shirt, courtesy of EA’s FIFA World Cupgame. No one actually called the final spot on, although by predicting the correct result (but not score) of the last three games, Yates managed to move from England/Italy/France territory to Holland/Uruguay/Germany levels of something rather more than respectability. There can be no arguing that Clark, however,


was, like Spain, a worthy winner. He was three points clear of the field, with all his rivals covered by a spread of just two points. You could have thrown a blanket over them. And, in fact, at this point we will. Well done, Tim.


Neil Ashurst, GAME & Gamestation


Andrew Thompson, Asda


Marc Spence, Best Buy


Don McCabe, CHIPS


Tim Ellis, HMV


Keith Sharpe, play.com


Sarah Jasper, The Hut


Nick Sultanti, Morrisons


Azeem Sadiq, Comet


Graham Chambers, Amazon


Danielle Fleming, DSGi


Igor Cipolletta, ShopTo


Anthony Stocker, Argos


Stephen Staley, Gameseek


Joanna Hunt, Tesco


Gurdeep Hunjan, Sainsbury’s


Phil Moore, Grainger Games


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