Wednesday, September 26, 2012
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- Liverpool John Lennon Airport sign falls prey to some witty football banter
- Dinamo Zagreb’s Domagoj Vida fined £80,000 for opening beer can en route to match
- Manchester City boss Roberto Mancini says other managers should ‘shut up’
- Things you thought you’d never see again: Gareth Barry scoring for Aston Villa
- Brazilian Ronaldo takes to the TV to slim down
| Liverpool John Lennon Airport sign falls prey to some witty football banter Posted: 26 Sep 2012 06:26 AM PDT An Evertonian armed with a sense of humour, a marker pen and a two-hour delay has taken the opportunity to mock Liverpool’s current Premier League plight before jetting off to sunnier climes. The tagline of the city’s Liverpool John Lennon Airport is: “Above us only sky.” But it now comes with the additional comment: “Below [...]
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| Dinamo Zagreb’s Domagoj Vida fined £80,000 for opening beer can en route to match Posted: 26 Sep 2012 01:52 AM PDT Dinamo Zagreb have handed defender Domagoj Vida a €100,000 (£80,000) fine after he opened a can of beer on the team bus on the way to a game. The squad were leaving Zagreb on Monday evening ahead of a cup game against lower-league side NK Vrsar on Tuesday when Vida decided a few bevvies would [...]
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| Manchester City boss Roberto Mancini says other managers should ‘shut up’ Posted: 26 Sep 2012 01:21 AM PDT Roberto Mancini has advised fellow Premier League managers to “shut up” after a touchline squabble with Aston Villa boss Paul Lambert. The pair clashed over a tackle on City’s Gareth Barry by Villa youngster Joe Bennett. The prompted Mancini to observe: “There are some managers it is better to shut up.” He said: “I asked [...]
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| Things you thought you’d never see again: Gareth Barry scoring for Aston Villa Posted: 26 Sep 2012 01:05 AM PDT Like most people, OTP assumed that Gareth Barry’s days of scoring goals for Aston Villa were over. The ex-Villans skipper-turned-Judas has been a hate figure at Villa Park since leaving the club to join Manchester City. But he couldn’t resist rolling back the years during last night’s Capital One Cup clash between the two sides. [...]
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| Brazilian Ronaldo takes to the TV to slim down Posted: 25 Sep 2012 08:22 AM PDT Now I love Ronaldo. He was my footballing hero growing up, and possibly the greatest striker of my lifetime (I’m 27). But even with that in mind, it has to be remarked that the Brazilian hero has let himself go. In fact, given that he was fairly rotund whilst playing international and top-level domestic football, [...]
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