Friday, February 10, 2012
Harry Redknapp innocent
Despite Tottenham Hotspur manager Harry Redknapp being found not guilty on tax-evasion charges on Wednesday, Fabio Capello's sudden departure as England head coach later
that day has now opened the door to the possibility that the one-time
West Ham United, Southampton and Portsmouth coach may in fact have to
spend the next four years as boss of the Three Lions instead.
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Thursday, February 9, 2012
Why always him?
The outspoken and controversial figure that is Mario Balotelli has been talking up his footballing talents again, stating that he believes he has the ability to be crowned a future winner of the Ballon d'Or award.
However, the Manchester City striker has admitted that three-time World
Player of the Year, Lionel Messi, is a better player and the
Argentine's form will need to drop if he is to ever get his hands on the
prestigious trophy.
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Wednesday, February 8, 2012
Galliani slaps down a red-faced Ibrahimovic
For all of Zlatan Ibrahimovic's genius on the
pitch, a moment of madness always seems to be around the corner.
Sunday's goalless draw with Napoli saw the Swede slap Salvatore Aronica,
gaining not only a red card for his antics, but also a three-match ban in the process, which will rule him out of the pivotal league encounter against Juventus
later in February. It's an incident AC Milan CEO Adriano Galliani is
understandably furious with, as the striker prepares to occupy a place
in the stands for the title decider.
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Tuesday, February 7, 2012
Chelsea 3-0 Manchester United - this looks like a job for Howard Webb!
Manchester United had a familiar saviour on Sunday afternoon when they slipped to a three-goal deficit at the hands of Chelsea.
But it was not Wayne Rooney nor Javier Hernandez who rescued a point
for the champions, it was Howard Webb who performed his (now perfected)
deus ex machina act and awarded two soft penalties against the hosts to
allow Sir Alex Ferguson's side to eventually complete a Superman-like
recovery.
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Monday, February 6, 2012
Arsenal's past, present and future combine in front of goal
Arsenal routed Blackburn 7-1 on Saturday afternoon,
a game in which Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain, Robin van Persie and Thierry
Henry all netted. Consequently, it felt very much like Gunners fans were
watching their team's line of succession blurring in front of their
eyes ...
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Terry stripped of his precious England armband for the second time
John Terry's misdemeanors have cost him the one thing that he desires most, the England captaincy,
as he is due to stand trial for allegedly racially abusing Anton
Ferdinand earlier in the season. The Chelsea defender will be sure to do
all in his power to regain his precious armband, though .
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