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Damn Brazilians and their internet money.Comment
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Fucking shit water.Comment
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I know Rudi and I are the only ones who care, but it's gonna suck not seeing Carlito in Champion's League next year. Gonna be interesting to see what things look like next season, I suspect Dzeko and Mario will need to learn how to play simultaneously.
Or City will just have to go and buy 5 replacements. Such a tough club to follow.
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Mario just pisses me off so much. Unless he gets his shit together I don't wanna see him on the pitch. David Silva gunna need to step up.
Im pumped to watch them play on ESPN2 tonight against Vancouver. Been a while since I see a Citeh gameComment
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ذياب عوانه على منتخب لبنان
[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LnKW-yVTSrM[/ame]
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Was just watching that, but
_______________________________________The United Arab Emirates crushed Lebanon 6-2 in a friendly on Sunday. So perhaps in an effort to make things interesting and perhaps because he simply does not conform to acceptable standards of penalty kicks, the U.A.E.'s Awana Diab decided to attempt an absolutely ridiculous penalty kick. And it worked.
Diab's setup seemed like any other for a penalty, but as he ran up to the ball, he stopped, turned around and backheeled the ball toward the goal. Stunned by the audacity, madness and nerve it takes to try and score a penalty with your back to the goal, the keeper just stood and watched as the ball trickled into the net.
Acrobatics aside, the back-flip penalty kick has nothing on this.
U.A.E. manager Srecko Katanec did not appreciate Diab's creativity, though. He immediately substituted the player out of the match and after the game said that he would be disciplined for the "disrespectful act."
USA-Japan match ranks as sixth most-viewed soccer telecast ever in the United StatesComment
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cause you need to remove all the crap after the end of your link.ذياب عوانه على منتخب لبنان
EDIT: Don't know why it's not showing teh video player.
Basically once you spot the '&' delete that and everything after it.
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I love stats
USA-Japan (13.4m) 2nd most-watched daytime telecast (6 am-6 pm) in cable history, behind 2011 Rose Bowl on ESPN (20.5)
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Hope Solo is known by 21% of US consumers and her appeal is ranked at #253 (of nearly 2900 celebs in the DBI). That’s on par with Hannah Teter, Drew Brees, Bill Gates, Matthew Broderick, and Emmitt Smith. Of those who know her, 93 percent say that they like her to some degree (Like, Like a Little, Like a Lot).
Abby Wambach is known by 20.89% of all US consumers, about as many as who know/recognize Lisa Leslie, Johnny Damon, Kirk Herbstreit, and JJ Barea. Her appeal is #121, which is among Henry Winkler, Sally Field, Willie Mays, Mark Wahlberg.Comment
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Heels, Heels,Originally posted by heelswxmanDon't worry. In about a month everyone will forget about women's soccer.
Well, I guess women's soccer fans will always have the MLS.
you're a cunt,
you're a cunt,
and you'll always be a cunt,
you'll always be a cunt!Comment
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Well, that was a shitty game. City played like ass, escaped with a win. But who cares about that. Yaya Toure took an awkward fall thanks to that shitty ass turf in Vancouver and looked to be injured pretty bad. I hope its nothing serious because he is a key player on this team.
Sean Wright-Phillips might be a beast this year though if he gets some PT.Comment
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I dunno, with Tevez on his way out, I'd say there are some spots to be had. Got Balotelli, Dzeko, Silva, Adam Johnson, Wright-Phillips, Guidetti...all possible options.
I do like that young defender they picked up, Savic. He looks like a beastComment
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I dunno man. This team struggled like piss to muster any type of offense last year. If it wasn't for Tevez's 20 goals who knows where they woulda ended up in the Premier League. No body on the team [minus Silva sometimes] showed the ability to create with the ball. Then again it is City, so they might bring in someone like you said. Wouldnt surprise me at allComment
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