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Thursday, August 29, 2013
Pot luck: Big guns out to avoid Champions League surprise
The draw for the Champions League group stages takes place on Thursday afternoon with Europe's heavyweights set to learn their fate.
All eyes will be on the draw pots come 16.30 BST, with Gianni Infantino and Michel Platini taking to the stage in an attempt to ensure everything runs smoothly.
And there could be a nasty surprise in store for the likes of Bayern Munich, Barcelona and Real Madrid, who are sitting pretty in Pot 1, with Manchester City and Napoli lurking in Pots 3 and 4 respectively.
AC Milan, PSG and Juventus are the stellar names occupying Pot 2, and the English contingent making up Pot 1 will undoubtedly be desperate to avoid reeling in last year's finalists Borussia Dortmund, who sit in Pot 3.
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De Laurentiis the ambulance chaser
Calling all ambulance drivers - watch your back, Napoli owner Aurelio De Laurentiis is on the loose!
The Partenopei chief is demanding a whopping £86 million in compensation after star striker Gonzalo Higuain suffered cuts to his face after diving from a hired boat and landing on submerged rocks.
De Laurentiis was far from pleased with the medical attention received by the Argentina international but, despite potentially having enough spare cash to buy Gareth Bale, he plans to donate the money to charity.
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The Partenopei chief is demanding a whopping £86 million in compensation after star striker Gonzalo Higuain suffered cuts to his face after diving from a hired boat and landing on submerged rocks.
De Laurentiis was far from pleased with the medical attention received by the Argentina international but, despite potentially having enough spare cash to buy Gareth Bale, he plans to donate the money to charity.
Tuesday, August 27, 2013
Nothing separates Manchester United & Chelsea
A cagey game in which both sides were happy to settle for a point, Monday night's stalemate at Old Trafford lacked the explosiveness many had predicted.
Perhaps not as unlikely, however, were the comments from Jose Mourinho after the match, who called on Wayne Rooney to clarify his situation at Manchester United.
"If now, he doesn't want to leave, we are out of the thing. We need to know what is happening," said the Chelsea boss.
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My VK Page reach the 50K fans
I was happy to see my VK (Russian Facebook) page to reach the 50,000 fans
Check out the page: http://vk.com/momani
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