中國網(wǎng)站品牌欄目（頻道）
NETHERLANDS: "CLOCKWORK ORANGE"
荷蘭：橙衣軍團（發(fā)條橙）
The Dutch squads of the 1970s became known for their knack for precision passing, winning them a nickname for their brand of Total Football, a pastiche on the country's famous national color.
20世紀70年代的荷蘭軍團以精準的傳球著稱，為他們標志性的全攻全守足球戰(zhàn)術博得了這樣一個綽號，這個綽號是對荷蘭國家足球隊球衣顏色的體現(xiàn)。
AUSTRALIA: "SOCCEROOS"
澳大利亞：袋鼠軍團
Journalist Tony Horstead coined the portmanteau of a nickname in 1967 while covering the team's goodwill tour to South Vietnam, borrowing the back end of the name from one of Australia's best-known inhabitants.
一位名叫Tony Horstead的記者在1967年報道澳大利亞足球隊對越南南部的友好訪問期間首創(chuàng)了這樣一個合成詞，將soccer（足球）一詞與澳大利亞最知名的動物kangroo（袋鼠）一詞組合而成。
COLOMBIA: "LOS CAFETEROS" ("THE COFFEE GROWERS")
哥倫比亞：咖啡種植戶
The Colombians' moniker riffs on one of the nation's largest exports.
哥倫比亞隊的綽號反應了該國最大的出口產品。
GREECE: "PIRATIKO" ("THE PIRATE SHIP")
希臘：海盜船
Though an unlikely pairing at first glance, Greek sportscasters spawned the name during a telecast of an upset victory against Portugal in the Euro 2004 tournament. The tournament's opening ceremony, hosted by Greece, flaunted a pirate ship. Inspired, Greek color commentator Georgios Halakis said the team had to "become pirates and steal the victory."
雖然第一眼看上去，這個綽號和希臘國家隊并不相配，不過，這個綽號是希臘體育轉播員在轉播2004年歐洲杯對陣葡萄牙的比賽時首次使用的。那場比賽中，希臘意外獲勝。2004年歐洲杯開幕式在希臘舉辦，開幕式展示了一艘海盜船。希臘評論員受此啟發(fā)，稱希臘隊要“變身海盜，奪取勝利”。
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