Monday, March 11, 2013
Saturday, March 9, 2013
Taxi for Inter! Bale & Spurs march on in Europe
Fans of Inter must be sick of the sight of Gareth Bale.
The Tottenham star was on target against the Serie A side again in a 3-0 win on Thursday night, almost two-and-a-half years after announcing himself on the European stage with a hat-trick at San Siro.
It was a case of 'Taxi for Maicon' during 2010-11 season, but this time the entire Inter side were powerless to stop Bale and Spurs, who put one foot firmly in the Europa League quarter-finals.
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Friday, March 8, 2013
Grigoriy Vasilenko' GF Caricature
a Tribute cartoon to my fans in Russia
My page in VK.com has reached more than 30,000 followers, so that's my tribute to them.
To visit the page please click here: vk.com/momani
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Rooney headed for Old Trafford trapdoor
The writing appears to be on the wall for Wayne Rooney at Manchester United.
Reports emerged on Thursday suggesting the striker will be shown the Old Trafford trapdoor by Sir Alex Ferguson in the summer, after the Scot dropped the 27-year-old for the Champions League clash with Real Madrid.
Rooney is reportedly reluctant to leave, though his fashion-conscious wife Coleen may well be pleased with links to Paris Saint-Germain.
United, meanwhile, have reportedly turned their attention to Borussia Dortmund striker Robert Lewandowski.
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Fergie fumes as Mourinho campaigns for Man United job
Manchester United exited the Champions League at the hands of Real
Madrid on Tuesday night, with a controversial Nani red card proving
decisive in the 2-1 loss, and leaving Sir Alex Ferguson furious.
The United boss was "too distraught" to speak to the press after the game, according to his assistant manager Mike Phelan.
Meanwhile, Jose Mourinho - who is considered a potential successor to Sir Alex - was lavishing plenty of praise on the opposition.
"I know they [United] are giants, not just physically, but mentally," he said. "11 vs 11, I doubt that we could win the match."
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The United boss was "too distraught" to speak to the press after the game, according to his assistant manager Mike Phelan.
Meanwhile, Jose Mourinho - who is considered a potential successor to Sir Alex - was lavishing plenty of praise on the opposition.
"I know they [United] are giants, not just physically, but mentally," he said. "11 vs 11, I doubt that we could win the match."
Tuesday, March 5, 2013
Ronaldo back on familiar ground for Man Utd - Madrid decider
Manchester United's decisive Champions League clash with Real Madrid
sees a familiar face return to Old Trafford on Tuesday night.
Cristiano Ronaldo returns to the club where he spent six years, won his first Champions League trophy and numerous other honours.
The Portuguese superstar will have to make sure he remembers to go to the away team dressing room upon arrival back at his old stomping ground.
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Cristiano Ronaldo returns to the club where he spent six years, won his first Champions League trophy and numerous other honours.
The Portuguese superstar will have to make sure he remembers to go to the away team dressing room upon arrival back at his old stomping ground.
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