世界杯球員個(gè)性發(fā)型大比拼

The shaggymanes and bushy moustaches of soccer days past have been replaced by bleached beards, "city boy" cropsand headbands at the World Cup in South Africa.

　　在本屆南非世界杯的賽場(chǎng)上，你再也看不見(jiàn)球員們蓬亂的頭發(fā)和濃密的胡須，取而代之的是白胡子、“潮男”短發(fā)和束發(fā)帶。

　　Players’ hairdos are a perennialtalking point at soccer's biggest spectacle and players face razor-sharpscrutiny -- right down to their shaving routines.

　　球員的發(fā)型一直是足球最大盛會(huì)世界杯上的一大看點(diǎn)。球員的外表受到人們的密切關(guān)注——甚至具體到他們是否應(yīng)該去刮胡子。

　　Brazil's Robinho has been sporting a new-look beard at the tournament and bloggers back home have launched an online campaign urging the baby-faced forward to visit the barber's.

　　本屆世界杯上巴西隊(duì)球員羅比尼奧留了一種新式胡須，而遠(yuǎn)在巴西國(guó)內(nèi)，球迷們則發(fā)起了一場(chǎng)網(wǎng)上運(yùn)動(dòng)，他們?cè)诓┛椭写蠛暨@位長(zhǎng)著張娃娃臉的前鋒趕快把胡子剃掉。

　　"Ugly face, beautiful game -- God willing," Robinho, 26, told reporters last week, laughing off suggestions he grew the beard in a bid to frighten opponents. "I just forgot to shave," he said.

　　26歲的羅比尼奧于上周接受采訪時(shí)說(shuō)：“我不要風(fēng)度，只希望踢出漂亮的進(jìn)球。”他在被問(wèn)及留胡子是否是為了嚇倒對(duì)手時(shí)一笑置之，并稱(chēng)：“我只是忘了刮了”。