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Newspaper Article
Footy fans seek divine inspiration
2006
Overview
With billions of fans rooting and maybe praying for their favourite team, the Guy Upstairs -- God, Elohim, Allah, Lord Almighty, Yahweh, Waheguru, Creator or a Higher Power, to name a few of the monikers -- is no doubt busy these days. [Firmo Mantovani], who is from Brazil, added mischievously: \"I told them [parishioners] you shouldn't pray for Portugal to win, but I'm going to pray for Brazil. I was playing a joke.\" Sikh small businessman Satpaul Gill, 26, of Surrey, who's an England fan, said soccer is big at temples, where \"Waheguru is another name for God, meaning the wonderful Lord.\"
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Postmedia Network Inc
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