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August 31, 2005
Fitba
[Top 5] Trotz eines schlechten Starts kommen Celtic Glasgow auf den ersten Platz. Gordon Strachan wird noch eine Weile brauchen Martin O’Neill vergessen zu lassen und ein ueberaltertes Team zu erneuern, aber vielleicht wird er ja schneller erfolgreich als gedacht?
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Nokia Releases New N-Gage Arena Launcher Software For Global Mobile Gaming Community
[ Press Releases :: PR Releases Database] League match between Liverpool and ACMilan were among the top 10 programs viewed during the pilot
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August 31, 2005
Fitba
[Top 5] Trotz eines schlechten Starts kommen Celtic Glasgow auf den ersten Platz. Gordon Strachan wird noch eine Weile brauchen Martin O’Neill vergessen zu lassen und ein ueberaltertes Team zu erneuern, aber vielleicht wird er ja schneller erfolgreich als gedacht?
Posted at 05:17 PM
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Nokia Releases New N-Gage Arena Launcher Software For Global Mobile Gaming Community
[ Press Releases :: PR Releases Database] League match between Liverpool and ACMilan were among the top 10 programs viewed during the pilot
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August 30, 2005
Introducing..
[Just Relax!] And I see that Donncha already implement some of what Matt said as the AJAXy thing. That is AJAX the asynchronous javascript and XML, not the AJAX Amsterdam.
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The squad of Romanian for the match with Czech Republic
[Pariuri sportive - cote si noutati] : Bogdan Lobonţ (AFC AjaxAmsterdam), George Curcă (Farul Constanţa); Defenders: Cosmin Contra (Getafe
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F.artMed to the rescue of a flailing career!
[.:whoosh`swoosh beta:.] Owen: What do you think people like me do when my club Real Madrid goes on tours in the Far East? We sit on them benches and hear them Chinese supporters shouting what "JIBYE!
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August 26, 2005
[juventusclubfans] Digest Number 242
[Juventus] Barcelona midfielder Ludovic Giuly has replaced Sidney Govou, as France coach Raymond Domenech kept largely to the squad that beat Ivory Coast earlier this month for the World Cup qualifiers against Faroe Islands and Ireland...
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Jose Mourinho
[Soccer Betting Tips and Odds - UEFA Champions League, UEFA Cup, FA Cup and World Cup] Chelsea coach Jose Mourinho has warned his players not to get carried away with their table-topping start to the new season. Mourinho's side sit on top of the Barclays Premiership with three straight wins and no goals conceded, but the Portuguese coach has said his squad and the fans should not get too excited.
Posted at 09:11 PM
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2005/06 Champion league draw results
[If..Else Log] The teams for the champions league group stages has just been drawn. Of particular interest is that Chelsea and Liverpool have...
Posted at 09:10 PM
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August 19, 2005
Du Wei on his way?
[Shanghaiist] Celtic boss Gordon Strachan, who is somewhat under pressure after his side was humiliated in Europe by Slovakian champions Artmedia Bratislava, is said to be interested in taking another look at the 23-year-old, according to The Scotsman newspaper.
Posted at 01:32 PM
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US Men’s Soccer Team Ranked Sixth in the World
[Newley Purnell] Okay, so the rankings may be inaccurate, but they have implications for the next World Cup. (Via Dana.)
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August 18, 2005
Transfer
[Everytime I try to fly... I fall without my wings.] Aku ingat lagik mase Arsenak vs Liverpool season lepas, when Viera scored a goal...takde sape leh agak die ade kat situ sbb die muncul tibe2 jek...macam biskut pulak. Whatever it is, bile lagik kite nak cube try test Henry jd captain kan?
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Lego triumph
[Crooked Timber] have built the work from the toy bricks and it will go on display at Liverpool’s Walker Art Gallery later this week.
Posted at 03:21 PM
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International friendlies wrap: ZZ lifts Les Bleus
[The Soccer Weblog - "Your ultimate guide to soccer" - International friendlies wrap: ZZ lifts Les Bleus] Zinedine Zidane marked his international comeback with a goal in France's 3-0 win over Ivory Coast in a friendly on Wednesday. The Real Madrid playmaker, returning to the France team with Juventus defender Lilian Thuram and Chelsea midfielder Claude Makelele, treated the fans to some tricks but failed to make a real impact until his goal shortly after the hour.
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2006 World Cup to be broadcast live in High Definition (HDTV)
[ PodcastFMSports.com - Sports Blog] The 2006 World Cup in Germany will be on HDTV in the United States after ABC and ESPN announced today that all 64 games will be broadcast live from...
Posted at 03:18 PM
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Michael Essien
[Soccer Betting Tips and Odds - UEFA Champions League, UEFA Cup, FA Cup and World Cup] Chelsea agreed to pay a club-record 38 million euros (25.9 million pounds, 47 million dollars) for the Lyon player after the summer's longest running transfer. The 22-year-old is finalising the details of his switch Tuesday, before joining up with the rest of the Ghana squad at their west-London base in preparation for Wednesday's night's friendly against Senegal at Brentford's Griffin Park.
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August 12, 2005
The Champions League is for a few outsiders to shi...
[The Dugout Times] 0 Inter 2-Adriano vs Shakhtar.this time they could boast over their ACMilan rivals how they tamed
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Nice to be Wrong
[Ted's Polish-Mexican Page] , RealMadrid - Barcelona or Partizan - Red Star (okay, that one sucks). Think about Celtic... IMG Clint Dempsey So, in yesterday's post, I said that New England would win by two goals against Real Salt Lake, and Clint Mathis would cause all kinds of problems. I was wrong. Clint Mathis had
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Man U's Korean hope
[World Adventurers] The club has now bet big on Korean soccer in the hope that the club will again rise to the top of the English Premier League and the European League. In late July, Ji-Sung Park, the 24-year-old Korean soccer phenomenom previously with Dutch club PSV Eindhoven, signed a rich contract with Man U worth an estimated $7.25 million.
Posted at 06:20 PM
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Kick off
[mad musings of me - Transcending genre, defying classification, deifying class-acts] Agggh, he was born a few days after I realised that most of the Manchester United team 'Fergie's Fledgelings' were younger than me. Blimey, Fergie was already United manager when Rossi was born...
Posted at 06:18 PM
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Chealsea
[Soccer Betting Tips and Odds - UEFA Champions League, UEFA Cup, FA Cup and World Cup] Ex-Red Diego Forlan, who was booed throughout, failed to score back on English soil but goals from Luciano Figueroa and Josico were enough to give the Spaniards a first leg lead.Following his impressive debut Phil now looks set to start against Manchester United on Saturday and so the Neville brothers will come face to face in a competitive match for the first time ever.
Posted at 06:15 PM
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August 08, 2005
Can't See The Trees For Chris Woods.
[Triagonal] of the 1995/6 season... for 10 points. Sheffield Wednesday AstonVilla? 2. They won the League Cup in the 70s
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Year of The Reds
[The Struggling Officeboy] Blackburn,Birmingham and Charlton?Nothing to choose between them.I put Blackburn on top because of their mean defence and Craig Bellamy.Birmingham has flattered to deceive and I don't believe this season will be any different but at least they have got Walter Pandiani.As for Charlton...nah,who misses them?
Posted at 01:18 PM
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Freaky day
[Isaiah inside] First thing was "See You At The Pole", a Campus Crusade event where we pray for the nation on a day near National Day (we couldn't do it near the pole, though, because of morning parade stuff).
Posted at 01:16 PM
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Classic League Tournament (and a snake)
[Tiny Epiphanies] They did well in scrimmages and were the top seed in their group (there are six groups of five, the winner of each group will go on to another tournament to pick the two spots available in Classic two. Otherwise the teams will end up in Classic three [where Nick wants to be] or Plano premiere or, worst of all, Arlington [which would not be good - a very long drive for us]).
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The Forgotten Champions League Tie
[footygamer.co.uk] Manchester United, AS Monaco, Ajax, and reigning champions Liverpool are amongst the sides involved in European ties on Tuesday and Wednesday night. However, there is one match-up that has slipped under the radar, not surprising, considered the teams involved, of which one will be beside themselves when they make it through to the group stage.
Posted at 01:11 PM
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August 07, 2005
Chelsea v Arsenal
[The Chelsea Football Club Blog] Makelele and Gallas have recovered from knocks picked up in the US tour match against AC Milan. Every player is fit, but Wayne Bridge will have to wait a little longer to complete his comeback.
Posted at 10:09 AM
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. thirty-plus days later .
[buster] finished 5th in EPL below the bluenoses. - 25th May 2005 - The Final - Liverpool - ACMilan - Milan
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Ferguson ordered to offload players - bad news for Scotland
[Gazzetta Football Scozia] There will be the occasional anomaly of a club like Chelsea, or Real Madrid, throwing around big money but it will be rarer and rarer as teams compete on wages for what used to be known as "free transfers".
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Sold Trafford by Phil Holland
[scruples] Glazer must tread carefully if he is to avoid the collapse of Manchester United. The hundreds of millions of debt he has taken in order to assume control of Old Trafford is only serviceable if the club remains a winning force and loyal fans pay to be associated.
Posted at 10:05 AM
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August 06, 2005
Continued...Hist CA4 2dae...The paper looks mre ly...
[Chocoholic Anonymous] That's a mystery'...I don't really lyk Owen bt I prefer him 2 Beckham anyday...Speaking bout soccer transfer, Luis Figo had signed a 2 yr deal with Inter Milan...He'll be joinin teammates Santiago Solari n Walter Samuel...Aniwae, chat with Lk n Julia...Julia kind of complained 2 mi why galz r so bitchy...Lk told mi tat she'z gonna march during the NDP,kool sia...She'z in Girl Guide...After chatting with them, watched Extreme Makeover while folding the clothes...Man, those ppl look so fake after the make overz...Went 2 bed shortly after tat...
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Gazing into the Football Crystal Ball
[diaspora] As the English Premiership beckons, my memories of nights spent bleary-eyed watching Manchester United conquer all in their reign through the nineties stir in me the urge to blog something deep and insightful on the coming season and all that is right and wrong with football. This urge, which is strong and primal like the need to piss on the toilet seat, subsides when I realize I have not watched a single minute of Premiership soccer for 12 months.
Posted at 10:03 AM
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Soccer: Manchester United and the 2005/2006 Premier League
[ PodcastFMSports.com - Sports Blog] While the team’s success has been unrivaled in recent years, winning the FA Premier League championship in 1993, 1994, 1996, 1997, 1999, 2000, 2001, and 2003, Chelsea and Arsenal have of late surpassed Manchester United. Arsenal defeated Manchester U in the 2005 FA Cup Final and Chelsea won last season’s Premier League championship.
Posted at 10:02 AM
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soccer weekend
[coffeestoned] yes i know i'm still kind of hurt, but this weekend is the Miller cup at Uihlein Soccer Park, milwaukee. i will be playing....
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August 04, 2005
UEFA candidatos a melhor jogador do ano
[Rui Vieira] (Milan) Mark van Bommel (PSVEindhoven/Barcelona) Avançados: Adriano (Inter) Samuel Eto'o (Barcelona) Ji-Sung Park (PSVEindhoven/Manchester United) Ronaldinho (Barcelona) Andriy Shevchenko
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August 02, 2005
Guus Hiddink
[The Thin Line] Hiddink, a dutchman, has twice taken teams to the World Cup semi-finals: the Netherlands in 1998 and, more remarkably, South Korea in 2002. He has now been charged with enormous task of guiding Australia into the 2006 World Cup, which means overcoming the fifth placed South American qualifier in November, assuming Australia first manages to beat the Solomon Islands in September.
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The new kid.
[Metroblogging Birmingham] Off to see Birmingham's finest football team, Aston Villa (ducks stones from lurking Bluenoses) play the mighty Walsall FC tomorrow. Wish us luck!
Posted at 10:00 AM
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Hanoi - where motorcycles rule day & night
[MaxPower] Originally written on October 26, 2004 After a somewhat restless sleep, to be expected the first night in a new city we began our day. First, free...
Posted at 09:58 AM
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Unofficial World Cup weblog
[del.icio.us/sillygwailo] I wonder if Yahoo! has something weblog-like in store for the official site
Posted at 09:55 AM
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August 01, 2005
Liverpool win the Champions League
[The Thin Line] I thought this morning’s Champions League final between Liverpool and AC Milan would be hard pressed to top last night in terms of excitement. Boy was I wrong, and I’m glad I made the effort to get up at 4:45am to watch it.
Posted at 09:59 AM
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Moore - but not enough
[Black & White & Read All Over] To quote NUFC.com on the deal: "He has been given the number 18 shirt vacated by another international captain, Aaron Hughes - something which draws attention to the fact that we have effectively swapped a 25-year-old home internationalist for someone who is four years older and plays his international football for a team on another continent. (Next two Australian fixtures?
Posted at 09:58 AM
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