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<strong>Vuvuzela: Noisemaker of choice for Netherlands Fans at the DWC.</strong>

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<strong>Vuvuzela: Noisemaker of choice for Netherlands Fans at the DWC.</strong>

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<strong>Vuvuzela: Noisemaker of choice for Netherlands Fans at the DWC.</strong>

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Mon 23 May 2011 00:00 GMT

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Big Fans of Netherlands at the 2011 Diaspora World Cup in Germantown, MD. Almost everyone knows what a vuvuzela is by now. After its memorable introduction at the 2010 South Africa World Cup, Its has been plastered all over the world, including at the 2011 Diaspora World Cup in Germantown, MD. Some say the origins of vuvuzelas can be traced back in African history to the kudus, which are a type of antelope horn used to call villagers to important meetings. Legend has it that their noise may or may not have been used to kill baboons at some point in history. Whatever the truth about the chronicle of this part of history, we can say for sure that Netherlands fans have galvanized the 2011 Diaspora World Cup with its use. This has led to a two straights victories against the United States and Spain. Now, it remains to be seen if this would provide a magical ball to reach the final. The Diaspora World Cup



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