Friday, 31 July 2009
Sir Bobby Robson RIP
To Elsie (Sir Bobby's wife) and to Sir Bobby's family and friends, please accept my condolences and condolences of my readers for your sad loss and I know there are thousands of blogs in cyberspace expressing their feelings of sorrow to you right now.
The Mail Online has reproduced Sir Bobby's last written column and for me I think it is ironic.
Thank you Sir Bobby
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Wednesday, 29 July 2009
Barclays Premier Asia Trophy - Day 1
After Day One of the Barclays Premier Asia Trophy competition being held in Beijing, China it will be a Tottenham v Hull City final on Friday.
Tottenham beat West Ham 1-0 in the first game and West Ham's day was made worse when Luis Boa-Morte was stretchered off after damaging his cruciate knee ligaments. It is expected that Boa-Morte will be out of action for the next six months.
Tottenham's winner was scored by Jermaine Defoe.
In second game, Hull City drew 1-1 with the hosts Beijing Guoan. Geovanni opened the scoring for Hull and Beijing equalised just after the second-half restart from Midibo.
Hull eventually won 5-4 on penalties.
So the line-up for Friday is West Ham v Beijing (for 3rd and 4th place) and Tottenham v Hull (Final).
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Beijing Guoan,
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Tuesday, 28 July 2009
How The Mighty Toon Are Falling!
First there was relegation from the Premiership to the Championship, then last Saturday the 'Toon' were stuffed 6-1 by Leyton Orient and today the proposed take-over of St James' Park fell through.
Can things get any worse?
You know what they say, once you start in a downward spiral.......
Monday, 27 July 2009
Cups Here, There and Everywhere
Yesterday Celtic won the Wembley Cup, Chelsea won the World Football Challenge (they didn't get a cup it was a silver plate), the Peace Cup is underway and later on this week we have the Asia Cup starting, followed by the Emirates Cup.
Cups are running over!!!
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Emirates Cup,
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World Football Challenge
Sunday, 26 July 2009
'Welcome to Manchester'
Sir Alex, thousands of miles away in China on tour with ManUre has ruffled a few feathers at Eastlands, saying Money Citeh are a 'small club' with a 'small mentality.'
His remarks are down to the above picture (Tevez on a advertising hoarding in the centre of Manchester) and the season hasn't started YET!!!
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Carlos Tevez,
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Man City,
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Saturday, 25 July 2009
The Sven Goran Effect!!
He has had that 'effect' with women and it looks like the SVEN EFFECT is taking over the oldest club in the Football League..... that is Notts County.
This afternoon (Saturday) County took on Forest (from just across the River Trent) and beat them 2-1.
Albeit it was a pre-season friendly, but over 12,000 people travelled to Meadow Lane to witness SVENGALI's arrival.
I told you Notts County was a team to watch out for!!
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Friday, 24 July 2009
The Wembley Cup
The Wembley Cup kicks off this afternoon with Celtic playing Al-Alhy at 5.15pm (UK time) and then at 8pm (UK time) Tottenham play the Champions of Europe, Barcelona.
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Al-Alhy,
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Tottenham,
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Thursday, 23 July 2009
Season 2009/10: Teams to Watch Out For
The following post IS A BIT OF FUN, not to be taken seriously and certainly not for anyone to have a punt.
The title of the post is called "Teams to watch out for." Here is my list for the Premiership, Championship, League One, League Two & throughout the season there will be regular updates on the progress of each team.
So here goes:
Premiership: Forget your 'big four,' and forget the promoted clubs (although clubs promoted into the Premiership are always good for a laugh because they normally go straight back down.) The team to watch out for is Money Citeh. A no-brainer really considering the money they have spent.... so far.
Championship: Ipswich Town - Simply because Roy Keane worked the 'miracle' getting Sunderland into the Premiership. Lets see if he can do it again with the tractor boys.
League One: A difficult choice to make, but I plumped for Southampton. Simply because of the turmoil they have been through since the end of last season - relegation, change of ownership and administration and THEY start the season on minus 10 points.
League Two: The team I had originally picked was new boys Burton Albion, but since Sven took the Director of Football job at Notts County..... Notts County it is.
So have a bit of fun with the above list and if you have a list of teams to watch out for - let me know.
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Ipswich,
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League Two,
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Southampton
Wednesday, 22 July 2009
The Home of Football is Moving
Oldham Athletic has today announced plans for a new 12,000 seater stadium after shelving plans to redevelop Boundary Park.
Meanwhile The Real Latics beat Macclesfield Town in a friendly at Moss Rose last night, 2-1.
On Saturday The Real Latics are at home to Sunderland in a pre-season friendly and their League One campaign kicks off against Stockport County on August 8th.
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Tuesday, 21 July 2009
Monday, 20 July 2009
This Blog Has Joined the Twitter Craze
Well you have to don't you. At least it will be easier providing LIVE scores.
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Ronaldo Debut
Ronaldo makes his long-awaited debut for Real Madrid tonight as they take on Shamrock Rovers in a friendly in Ireland.
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Cristiano Ronaldo,
Ireland,
Real Madrid,
Shamrock Rovers
Saturday, 18 July 2009
Friday, 17 July 2009
Wishing John Hartson Well
Ex-Wales, Celtic, Arsenal legend John Hartson lies critically ill in a Swansea hospital with cancer of the brain, lungs and testicles. Hartson went to hospital last weekend complaining of severe headaches and after a range of tests the sad diagnosis was made.
He has since undergone brain surgery.
Harton's sister Hayley has asked for ALL football fans to pray for her brother.
She said, "I would like to thank you all for your support through this devastating time. He is very, very ill. I am not a religious person but ask every one of you to pray for John to fight this.
"Thank You."
Tuesday, 14 July 2009
Gone For The Money
Money Citeh's Money Roll of Honour:
Stuart Taylor
Roque Santa Cruz
Gareth Barry
Carlos Tevez
Who's Next?
Adebayor
John Terry
Lets face it. They have only GONE FOR THE MONEY - it isn't as if Money Citeh will do anything special next season, is it?
Premiership PAH!! Money Citeh have got more chance of being relegated!!
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Carlos Tevez,
Cruz,
Gareth Barry,
Money Citeh,
Premiership,
Relegation,
Taylor
Monday, 13 July 2009
A Bad Day at the Office
Stoke City sent out two sides yesterday for friendlies against non-league opposition.
Stoke lost at Nantwich Town, 2-0 and at Newcastle Town, 2-1.
Hardly ideal preparation for their second season in the Premiership.
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Friendlies,
Nantwich Town,
Newcastle Town,
Premiership,
Stoke City
Monday, 6 July 2009
Sunday, 5 July 2009
My Football Kits
Normally I am happy in my own 'little' internet cocoon (I know where I am and I am dedicated to where I 'surf' on a daily basis) but I thought I would go out of my box and surf a little further a field (dramatic it sounds but I think you know what I mean).
Anyway I came across this site (a UK based site) and it seems we have struck up a bit of a deal.
I am going to write a few reviews about football shirts (guaranteed to be published) and for my efforts I will get a free football shirt and they are also planning a new segment to their site which launches at the end of July and I have been asked if I am interested in contributing.
We will see how it pans out, but hey not bad for a 'little' site in the World Wide Web of the Internet..... eh?>
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Articles,
Football Kits,
Reviews,
World Wide Web
Saturday, 4 July 2009
£300k Per Week to Test Terry's Resolve
This story just won't go away. Back in January Man City made an enquiry on the availability of Chelsea and England Captain John Terry. Chelsea told City where to go.
In the last few days the City money men knocked at Chelsea's door again and were again rebuffed, leading to reports that City will come knocking again with a staggering £40 million transfer offer and a mindblowing £300k per week for the man himself!!
Friday, 3 July 2009
Owen On His Way?
Despite speculation that Stoke City and Hull City were keen to get Michael Owen's services, it appears Sir Red Nose has beaten them to it, as Michael Owen is set for a medical at Old Trafford today.
There is no transfer fee involved as Owen is out of contract, whether he can convinced the medical men at Old Trafford that he is a risk worth taking, remains to be seen.
In four years at Newcastle, Owen only managed 70 odd appearances.
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Man Utd,
Michael Owen,
Newcastle Utd,
old trafford,
Premiership,
Sir Alex Ferguson
Wednesday, 1 July 2009
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