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Transform Your Living Room into a 2010 World Cup Heaven

Monday, June 07, 2010 Michael

With the biggest sporting event of the summer only a few days away, the 2010 World Cup brings a huge buzz to many homes across the country, many of whom will be praying that England make it past the quarter finals this year under the guidance of Mr Capello. With Rooney and co already in South Africa preparing for their first game on June 12th, now is the time to start preparing your living room to host every game in your very own home stadium. Here are our top-tips on how to bring the stadium atmosphere into your living room.

1. To make the most of the game and to truly immerse you into the atmosphere and tension of the game, hardcore fans across the country are transforming their living rooms into home football stands. What better way to put yourself in the thick of the action then with a home built stand where you can sing your favourite terrace songs and cheer England onto victory. A simple two-tiered stand can seat eight of your friends just like this amazing home built stand below.

2. Now that you have got the seating sorted it is vital to be able to see the game on a big screen. Investing in a crystal clear HD television is the only way to watch your sporting heroes this summer.

3. To do your big screen justice, a decent sound system is the perfect way to complete the set. A sub-woofer and surround sound speakers are essential to deliver stadium like acoustics.

4. To keep your guests hydrated throughout the game a fridge stocked full of cold beverages is the perfect accompaniment to your world cup party. Combine this with a healthy selection of snacks to ensure no one gets hungry during a nail biting 90 minutes (don’t forget to stock up for extra time and the inevitable penalty shoot out).

5. It’s time to show your true colours and show your support for your favourite team. Replica shirts, face paints, foam hands, flags and scarves are all essential items to truly get involved in the spirit of the occasion. Why not? The World Cup only comes around once every four years!

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