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I've been wanting to comment on this for a few days, but it seems especially apt in light of the
new FIFPro statement that got released today:
"The league shutting down MLS in February would do real damage to the development of
the game in the United States and to our efforts to prepare for South Africa," US leading scorer
Landon Donovan said.
Jo's one-man introduction of a winter break into the English calendar by returning to South America
without permission over the Christmas period is not a good sign at all. It sends out a bad message
- that Everton's Brazilian striker has fallen off the tightrope.
It's arguable that we are seeing more such acts of inconsistency from players than ever before
at the top level of the game, and I am convinced this is no coincidence.
Hello all, many thanks for keeping it all alive and interesting.... I left like I abandoned you!
Had a great Xmas break. Went to the Woodford Folk Festival in Queensland and saw some great acts,
theatre, did some workshops, had yummie food and chilled out with cool people (not as cool
The X Factor may have finished in December, but three of its most popular acts will do battle once
more - on the same night - in Southend.
So-bad-they're-good duo Jedward, and Essex artists Olly Murs and Stacey Solomon will all be in the
town this Thursday (28th).
Olly and Dagenham-based Stacey will both perform at the relaunch of Talk on Lucy Road, while John
and Edward will take to the stage at Element (formerly Bakers Bar) at the same time.
That's not watercloset by the way, although it should be said the above two don't often meet in
international tournaments. No I'm talking about the World Cup, as in, why are England fans the only
Europeans buying tickets? Bill Archer blames issues with security, so maybe travelling England fans
are used to being the major "issue with security" during internationals so what's a few back alley
robberies here and there.
