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Football / Re: Sportsmax brings back the early saturday morning games
« on: November 07, 2007, 07:40:40 AM »
This is what we talking bout !!!!! 
Let’s hope we see some back flips
Let’s hope we see some back flips
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Football / Re: Golden Ball 2007: Nominations
« on: November 07, 2007, 07:19:36 AM »
Like I cant change it
Guess it will have to stay at 3 votes a person
Anyone knows how give me a buzz
Guess it will have to stay at 3 votes a person
Anyone knows how give me a buzz
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Football / Re: Golden Ball 2007: Nominations
« on: November 07, 2007, 07:16:01 AM »
Hey! No problem to change to 5
Just remember you are the hero warrior an I’m the new warrior.
This is my first week posting so I’m sure I’ll be excused for posting late but ah know
I won’t be late like Jefferz
game done.
1-1 all... Sunderland was playin ah man down since the 60th minute also being a goal down since the 30th minute or so and kenwyne in the 86th shows his consistent pedigree and buries ah header from ah six yard corss... leadbitter supplied the cross.
Any way thanks for the tip.
Just remember you are the hero warrior an I’m the new warrior.
This is my first week posting so I’m sure I’ll be excused for posting late but ah know
I won’t be late like Jefferz
game done.
1-1 all... Sunderland was playin ah man down since the 60th minute also being a goal down since the 30th minute or so and kenwyne in the 86th shows his consistent pedigree and buries ah header from ah six yard corss... leadbitter supplied the cross.
Any way thanks for the tip.
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Football / Shakhtar Donetsk vs. AC Milan
« on: November 06, 2007, 12:30:43 PM »
Anyone knows if fat man starting............
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Football / Golden Ball 2007: Nominations
« on: November 06, 2007, 07:07:04 AM »
French leading football journal,
France Football,
unveiled the 50 candidates for this year's Golden Ball award.
International football heroes, including Brazilians Kaka and Ronaldinho, talented Argentine Lionel Messi and free-kick legend David Beckham, are on the shortlist.
The only nominees from Asia are Japanese player Shunsuke Nakamura and Younis Mahmoud, who led Iraq to the country's first Asian Cup championship in July.
The final results will come out on December 2.
Have a look at them!!!!!!
http://youtube.com/watch?v=_ha0eYe4YRc
3 votes per person
France Football,
unveiled the 50 candidates for this year's Golden Ball award.
International football heroes, including Brazilians Kaka and Ronaldinho, talented Argentine Lionel Messi and free-kick legend David Beckham, are on the shortlist.
The only nominees from Asia are Japanese player Shunsuke Nakamura and Younis Mahmoud, who led Iraq to the country's first Asian Cup championship in July.
The final results will come out on December 2.
Have a look at them!!!!!!
http://youtube.com/watch?v=_ha0eYe4YRc
3 votes per person
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Football / Re: Man City vs Sunderland
« on: November 05, 2007, 03:07:18 PM »
45'
MAN CITY SUB: Vassel on for Johnson, one can assume as Sven tries to open things up by bringing some more width and pace to the right side of attack.
MAN CITY SUB: Vassel on for Johnson, one can assume as Sven tries to open things up by bringing some more width and pace to the right side of attack.
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Football / Re: Man City vs Sunderland
« on: November 05, 2007, 02:48:45 PM »
44'
Free-kick to City a whole 40 yards out which Elano is impudent enough to decide is a shooting opportunity. He hammers it well wide, and hopefully will not do that again.
Free-kick to City a whole 40 yards out which Elano is impudent enough to decide is a shooting opportunity. He hammers it well wide, and hopefully will not do that again.
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Football / Re: Man City vs Sunderland
« on: November 05, 2007, 02:40:13 PM »
35'
Sunderland break at pace and Stokes and Leadbitter are two on three and Stokes finds Leadbitter who only has grandpa Hamman to beat but he shoots early, and poorly, and it'sdragged harmlessly wide! He should have run at Hamman, who's about ninety and as slow as a Spiritualized b-side.
Sunderland break at pace and Stokes and Leadbitter are two on three and Stokes finds Leadbitter who only has grandpa Hamman to beat but he shoots early, and poorly, and it'sdragged harmlessly wide! He should have run at Hamman, who's about ninety and as slow as a Spiritualized b-side.
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Football / Re: Man City vs Sunderland
« on: November 05, 2007, 02:38:51 PM »
33'
The home fans are booing pantomime villain Keane as he comes out of the dugout to talk to his players. Elano has the ball now and tries it from distance but well over.
The home fans are booing pantomime villain Keane as he comes out of the dugout to talk to his players. Elano has the ball now and tries it from distance but well over.
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Football / Re: Man City vs Sunderland
« on: November 05, 2007, 02:34:26 PM »
30'
This is what City want, Elano dropping deeper and running at the defence from the halfway line, he plays it through to Mpenza who tries the shot on the fall but it goes well wide.
This is what City want, Elano dropping deeper and running at the defence from the halfway line, he plays it through to Mpenza who tries the shot on the fall but it goes well wide.
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Football / Re: Man City vs Sunderland
« on: November 05, 2007, 02:32:47 PM »
Possession: Manchester City 64.4% Sunderland 35.6%
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Football / Re: Man City vs Sunderland
« on: November 05, 2007, 02:30:41 PM »
Spend your money on petrov..........
Big player.........
Big player.........
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Football / Re: Man City vs Sunderland
« on: November 05, 2007, 02:23:55 PM »
Come on jones pull me out of this hole need to get back in top 25 in fantasy league..........
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Football / Re: Just how good is Fabregas
« on: November 05, 2007, 11:36:13 AM »
tell Ronald make a perfect pass an then compare him with fabregas 
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Football / Re: Just how good is Fabregas
« on: November 05, 2007, 11:24:50 AM »
Fabregas Is the best midfielder I’ve seen this year
& I think it’s more like
Intelligence
(C. Ronaldo 0 - 15 Fabregas)
(Iniesta 15 - 15 Fabregas)
& I think it’s more like
Intelligence
(C. Ronaldo 0 - 15 Fabregas)
(Iniesta 15 - 15 Fabregas)
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Football / Re: Terry's wages are 'obscene'
« on: November 05, 2007, 08:15:33 AM »
'obscene'
This year Manchester United increased season tickets by 13 per cent and said fans have to automatically buy European and Carling Cup games as well, and that costs an extra £200.
Chelsea are £250million in the red (debt)
But!
Terry's salary is understood to be around £130,000 a week
This year Manchester United increased season tickets by 13 per cent and said fans have to automatically buy European and Carling Cup games as well, and that costs an extra £200.
Chelsea are £250million in the red (debt)
But!
Terry's salary is understood to be around £130,000 a week
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Football / Re: Man City vs Sunderland
« on: November 05, 2007, 07:57:55 AM »
Anyone knows if this showing live .
If so, on what channel CNC3 or FSC,
If so, on what channel CNC3 or FSC,
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Football / Re: Terry's wages are 'obscene'
« on: November 05, 2007, 05:51:45 AM »
Minister's retreat in pay storm over Terry
Minister of Sport Gerry Sutcliffe was forced into an embarrassing climbdown yesterday after sparking a row with Chelsea and Manchester United.
Sutcliffe described Chelsea skipper John Terry's wages of £150,000 a week as obscene, as well as criticising United for increasing season ticket prices by 13 per cent - figures which were disputed by both clubs.
Speaking to the BBC's John Inverdale at the Sports Industry Summit in London, Sutcliffe said: "Good luck to John Terry, but I think it is obscene to be on £150,000 per week. People in the street cannot understand salaries like that.
"Chelsea are £250million in the red and they may be able to cope with that, but it's not in the real world and £250m is not sustainable.
"This year Manchester United increased season tickets by 13 per cent and said fans have to automatically buy European and Carling Cup games as well, and that costs an extra £200.
"That's taken the game away from the ordinary, grass-roots supporter."
Chelsea, angry that Sutcliffe should make such claims about Terry as well as commercially damaging estimates of their debt, complained directly to Sutcliffe's boss James Purnell, Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport.
They also say the numbers quoted by Sutcliffe were incorrect, with Chelsea losing £80m in the last financial year. Terry's salary is understood to be around £130,000.
Sutcliffe's department backtracked last night, saying the Minister accepted that the numbers he used may not have been 100 per cent correct but that he stands by the wider points he was making.
After just three months in the job, Sutcliffe is fast becoming as gaffe-prone as one of his predecessors, the late Tony Banks — a Chelsea supporter.
Manchester United chief executive David Gill claimed Sutcliffe was "speaking without knowing all the facts".
He said United's price increase had been 10.78 per cent and that Old Trafford prices of £25-£44 compared very favourably with London clubs and kept United very much in touch with their grass roots supporters.
Minister of Sport Gerry Sutcliffe was forced into an embarrassing climbdown yesterday after sparking a row with Chelsea and Manchester United.
Sutcliffe described Chelsea skipper John Terry's wages of £150,000 a week as obscene, as well as criticising United for increasing season ticket prices by 13 per cent - figures which were disputed by both clubs.
Speaking to the BBC's John Inverdale at the Sports Industry Summit in London, Sutcliffe said: "Good luck to John Terry, but I think it is obscene to be on £150,000 per week. People in the street cannot understand salaries like that.
"Chelsea are £250million in the red and they may be able to cope with that, but it's not in the real world and £250m is not sustainable.
"This year Manchester United increased season tickets by 13 per cent and said fans have to automatically buy European and Carling Cup games as well, and that costs an extra £200.
"That's taken the game away from the ordinary, grass-roots supporter."
Chelsea, angry that Sutcliffe should make such claims about Terry as well as commercially damaging estimates of their debt, complained directly to Sutcliffe's boss James Purnell, Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport.
They also say the numbers quoted by Sutcliffe were incorrect, with Chelsea losing £80m in the last financial year. Terry's salary is understood to be around £130,000.
Sutcliffe's department backtracked last night, saying the Minister accepted that the numbers he used may not have been 100 per cent correct but that he stands by the wider points he was making.
After just three months in the job, Sutcliffe is fast becoming as gaffe-prone as one of his predecessors, the late Tony Banks — a Chelsea supporter.
Manchester United chief executive David Gill claimed Sutcliffe was "speaking without knowing all the facts".
He said United's price increase had been 10.78 per cent and that Old Trafford prices of £25-£44 compared very favourably with London clubs and kept United very much in touch with their grass roots supporters.
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Football / Re: Local footballer gun down.
« on: November 04, 2007, 07:02:20 PM »
My lord,
All I hear
A {PFL} player get gun down in Carenage
All I hear
A {PFL} player get gun down in Carenage
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Football / Local footballer gun down.
« on: November 04, 2007, 05:38:49 PM »
Local footballer gun down.
Anyone knows him?
Anyone knows him?
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Football / Terry's wages are 'obscene'
« on: November 04, 2007, 12:46:49 PM »
Government lays into England skipper: Terry's wages are 'obscene'
Sports Minister Gerry Sutcliffe has condemned the amount of money being paid to England captain John Terry and described his Chelsea salary as “obscene”.
The Sports Minister said that by taking a £135,000 weekly wage, the player was typical of the growing alienation between top-flight footballers and fans.
In his first significant policy speech since being appointed, Manchester United fan Sutcliffe said: “The man in the street can't recognise that sort of money. It's obscene. There is an increasing alienation between top players and fans.”
He also criticised the treatment of fans in the top flight compared to lower divisions, criticising United for raising ticket prices and effectively forcing fans to buy Carling Cup and Champions League tickets as part of a contract.
He contrasted the deal offered to fans of Bradford City, in his own constituency, where a season ticket costs around £120 and has drawn crowds of around 14,000 per home game.
But a spokesman for Mr Sutcliffe said there was no plan for Government intervention on Premier League wages and that Mr Sutcliffe was merely seeking to highlight the issues.
He also criticised UEFA and the European leagues for not doing enough to tackle racism, and recommended that they should punish such acts by deducting points from the offending clubs.
Sports Minister Gerry Sutcliffe has condemned the amount of money being paid to England captain John Terry and described his Chelsea salary as “obscene”.
The Sports Minister said that by taking a £135,000 weekly wage, the player was typical of the growing alienation between top-flight footballers and fans.
In his first significant policy speech since being appointed, Manchester United fan Sutcliffe said: “The man in the street can't recognise that sort of money. It's obscene. There is an increasing alienation between top players and fans.”
He also criticised the treatment of fans in the top flight compared to lower divisions, criticising United for raising ticket prices and effectively forcing fans to buy Carling Cup and Champions League tickets as part of a contract.
He contrasted the deal offered to fans of Bradford City, in his own constituency, where a season ticket costs around £120 and has drawn crowds of around 14,000 per home game.
But a spokesman for Mr Sutcliffe said there was no plan for Government intervention on Premier League wages and that Mr Sutcliffe was merely seeking to highlight the issues.
He also criticised UEFA and the European leagues for not doing enough to tackle racism, and recommended that they should punish such acts by deducting points from the offending clubs.
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Football / Re: Joe Cole Removed From Chelsea Squad @ Wigan
« on: November 04, 2007, 12:07:26 PM »
Drugs would be my bet.
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Football / Drogba: Ballack doesn't belong at Chelsea
« on: November 04, 2007, 11:58:12 AM »
:devil:Drogba trying to create more problems in the chelsea dressing room. 
Quote:
Chelsea striker Didier Drogba believes teammate Michael Ballack should have signed for Arsenal or Manchester United.
"I'm convinced he would have had a much easier time at Manchester United or Arsenal," he told the Guardian. "At Chelsea we depend on our individuals.
"So maybe Chelsea is not the right club for him."
Quote:
Chelsea striker Didier Drogba believes teammate Michael Ballack should have signed for Arsenal or Manchester United.
"I'm convinced he would have had a much easier time at Manchester United or Arsenal," he told the Guardian. "At Chelsea we depend on our individuals.
"So maybe Chelsea is not the right club for him."
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Football / Joe Cole Removed From Chelsea Squad @ Wigan
« on: November 04, 2007, 11:44:45 AM » Chelsea have said that they will announce the details after the game. Usually if there was an injury, they would just come out with it?
What could have happened here?
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Football / Ronaldo returns
« on: November 04, 2007, 08:57:45 AM »
Ronaldo returns to Milan squad for Shakhtar match
MILAN, Nov 4 (Reuters) - Ronaldo has been included in AC Milan's squad for Tuesday's Champions League Group D match at Shakhtar Donetsk after three months out with injury.
The Brazilian striker missed the start of the season because of niggling leg problem but is now ready to take his place in the squad for the first time this term, Milan's website said on Sunday.
Milan lead Group D with six points from three games, the same as Ukraine's Shakhtar, who lost 4-1 at San Siro two weeks ago.
However, the European champions have not won at home in Serie A this season and Ronaldo's return to fitness will be a big boost given their woeful domestic form.
MILAN, Nov 4 (Reuters) - Ronaldo has been included in AC Milan's squad for Tuesday's Champions League Group D match at Shakhtar Donetsk after three months out with injury.
The Brazilian striker missed the start of the season because of niggling leg problem but is now ready to take his place in the squad for the first time this term, Milan's website said on Sunday.
Milan lead Group D with six points from three games, the same as Ukraine's Shakhtar, who lost 4-1 at San Siro two weeks ago.
However, the European champions have not won at home in Serie A this season and Ronaldo's return to fitness will be a big boost given their woeful domestic form.
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Fantasy League / Re: Champions league Fantasy Football
« on: September 17, 2007, 03:32:05 PM »
uefa.com
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Fantasy League / Champions league Fantasy Football
« on: September 17, 2007, 03:24:39 PM »
The league of the hard knocks
The code to join is (127898-21281)
The code to join is (127898-21281)
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Fantasy League / Re: Fantasy Champions League
« on: September 17, 2007, 03:19:37 PM »
The league of the hard knocks
The code to join is (127898-21281)
The code to join is (127898-21281)
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