Tuesday, September 8, 2009
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- Republic of Ireland sell tickets using photos of players who won’t be playing
- Cheryl Cole plots to buy Newcastle and sign husband Ashley
- No, Fernando Torres has not been involved in a stampede at Everton’s training ground
- Manchester City ‘target of massacre’
- Chinese side docked three points for wearing their home shirt at home
- OTP Rebounds: Bored Thierry Henry, cross dressers and injury fakers
- Video: Playing football with bulls is dangerous
| Republic of Ireland sell tickets using photos of players who won’t be playing Posted: 08 Sep 2009 03:31 AM PDT Which one of these people will be at Thomond Park, Limerick, tonight? Someone in the FAI marketing team has been watching re-runs of Bullseye because *clears throat* this is what you could have won… if you had bought tickets to a World Cup qualifier instead of a friendly. Republic of Ireland fans who print off the FAI’s [...]
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| Cheryl Cole plots to buy Newcastle and sign husband Ashley Posted: 08 Sep 2009 01:37 AM PDT One Ashley out, one Ashley in Cheryl Cole has said she would consider a takeover bid for Newcastle United - if she had enough money. The Girls Aloud star’s £10 million fortune is unlikely to meet owner Mike Ashley’s valuation of the Magpies. And even allowing for hubby Ashley chipping in some of his £3.5 million-a-year [...]
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| No, Fernando Torres has not been involved in a stampede at Everton’s training ground Posted: 08 Sep 2009 12:47 AM PDT Congratulations to the Blackpool Gazette for this sneaky headline A big round of applause to whichever internet traffic savvy employee of the Blackpool Gazette managed to plant this Trojan horse of a headline in several football news aggregation sites!
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| Manchester City ‘target of massacre’ Posted: 08 Sep 2009 12:37 AM PDT Eastlands massacre threat A teenager on trial for allegedly plotting a pipe bomb and gun massacre at his school in Manchester was also considering an attack on Manchester City, a court has heard. Matthew Swift, aged 18, reportedly sent the suggestion in a computer message to co-defendant Ross Wilkinson. A jury at Manchester Crown Court was told [...]
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| Chinese side docked three points for wearing their home shirt at home Posted: 08 Sep 2009 12:18 AM PDT China: where away kits don’t exist If Chelsea are still feeling a little hard done by over the Gael Kakuta saga they might want to read about the plight of Chinese Super League outfit Shenzhen. The struggling club has been handed a three-point deduction, 100,000 yuan ($14,650) and been banned from entering the league’s FairPlay Award [...]
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| OTP Rebounds: Bored Thierry Henry, cross dressers and injury fakers Posted: 07 Sep 2009 10:19 AM PDT Showing off our link-up play Thierry Henry publicly declares France’s players are bored with Raymond Domenech [Mirror] Which player faked an injury to get out of Newcastle? [The Spoiler] Slaven Bilic knows something about England that we don’t. [The Guardian] Sven Eriksson attracts cross-dressing footballers. [Dirty Tackle] The most feared managers in football. [The Independent]
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| Video: Playing football with bulls is dangerous Posted: 07 Sep 2009 10:01 AM PDT Unless you have the aid of computer graphics Last time I saw something like this I coined the phrase footbull. What can I say: they’ve sold out. Footbull has lost its soul. Now Sony are involved.
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