Can “pin-up cops” calm World Cup hooligans?
South Korea has a plan for controlling the half-million fans expected to visit for the 2002 World Cup — put beautiful policewomen in charge. It’s worked before, during demonstrations in Seoul. “Many people in the world find South Korean women very attractive,” says the deputy director of World Cup security. “Having these policewomen on the front line has had quite an effect.” Doesn’t figure to do much for team chemistry Sevilla’s Francisco Gallardo congratulates a teammate who scored a goal by bending down and nibbling on his penis. He could be fined or suspended by the Spanish soccer federation for violating standards of “sporting dignity and decorum.” December Why the sun now sets on the British Empire Following the great success of the Australian Matildas soccer team, which raised oodles of cash (and gained lots of publicity) with a nude calendar in 2000, plenty of athletes took it all off for calendars in 2001. Among those you can post in your cubicle in 2002 — one of the Kent Co
