Friday, February 17, 2012
Hazard to earn his Spurs in England
It seems to change with every passing moment. One minute, Eden Hazard looks set to join Thomas Vermaelen at Arsenal, the next he looks close to joining Romelu Lukaku at Chelsea, and now a move to Tottenham Hotspur could be on the horizon. And who can blame him? With Arsenal incapable of winning two games in a row, Chelsea looking ever more unlikely to make the top four and Spurs going from strength to strength, the talented Belgian schemer could very well be plying his trade at White Hart Lane next season after all.
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Will it be Paris, Milan or Madrid for Arsene ...?
Fresh from enduring a humiliating 4-0 defeat at the hands of AC Milan in the Champions League second round on Wednesday night,
Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger may now not be around for much longer at
the Emirates, with Paris, Milan or even Madrid all possible destinations
for the Frenchman.
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Maradona and Chavez (Still the best of friends)
The friendship between Al Wasl coach Diego Maradona and Venezuela president Hugo Chavez
has seemingly survived Boca Juniors' Copa Libertadores opener with
Zamora, a club which is directed by Chavez's brother Adelis. The
Argentine heavyweights were held to a goalless draw by the Barinas-based
club, who played in their first ever game in the continental
competition. But with both sides sharing the spoils, it looks like Diego
and Hugo will remain 'BFF' for a while yet.
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Tuesday, February 14, 2012
It must be love as Tevez returns
Carlos Tevez is poised to return to Manchester City,
at least for of the rest of the season, after his fallout with the
Premier League club as a result of his refusal to warm up in September's
Champions League defeat to Bayern Munich.
After having one foot out of
the club on two separate occasions since the end of the 2010-11
campaign, one has to wonder whether Tevez is involved in a love–hate
relationship with City and his manager Roberto Mancini.
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Monday, February 13, 2012
Zambia dedicate victory to their fallen
On Sunday evening, after 120 goalless minutes
and a mamoth round of penalties, Zambia defied the odds to lift the
2012 Africa Cup of Nations in Gabonese capital Libreville. It was a
fitting end to the tournament for Herve Renard's men, who dedicated the victory to their compatriots who perished in a plane crash there some 19 years previously.
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Sunday, February 12, 2012
Why Suarez refused to shake Evra's hand
Liverpool's Luis Suarez sparked controversy when he refused to shake hands with Manchester United defender Patrice Evra ahead of Saturday's clash between their respective sides at Old Trafford. The Uruguayan was
castigated by Red devils boss Sir Alex Ferguson and defender Rio
Ferdinand after the game for not only sullying his own reputation but
also that of his club. However, maybe there was more to Suarez's shocking decision than initially thought ...
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