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The subject of diving has become one of the most controversial and widely-discussed topics in
European soccer, and it may be time to start addressing it in MLS.
Given he's got an autobiography to sell, I'm not sure if it's a good or bad thing for former
England and Southampton star Matthew Le Tissier that the revelation he placed a spread bet on a
game he played in hit the press today, well-buried under the Chelsea news. Le Tissier explained
what he says was the only time he ever did this, betting on the time the first throw-in would
come:
We were safe from the threat of relegation when we went to Wimbledon on April 17 and, as it was
a televised match, there was a wide range of bets available.
So I was reading an excellent piece from Steve Davis (link here) about the US-El Salvador game
tomorrow at Big Sandy. Davis speculates about line-up options for the US and also includes this
little tidbit:
(Brian) Ching is almost sure to be in the lineup. His ability to rattle around and make
things happen by winning second balls will be critical against what is sure to be a crowded
Salvadoran defensive third.
The University of Minnesota will be playing North Dakota State on Sunday September, 6 2009 at
Elizabeth Lyle Robbie Stadium on the St. Paul campus. Game time is 2:00 pm with $1.00
admission.
On Friday night, the Gophers tied with University of Tennessee 0-0. The Bison enter the match
with a 2-1-1 record and have won two straight.
Old Bill talk to FA about failed spread betting rip-off Police have been in contact with the FA
over Matt Le Tissier's admission in his autobiography that he took part in a failed betting scam.
OTP thought that giving the book the criminal title Taking Le Tiss was a more heinous offence, but
what do we [.
When: Today, 1pm
Where: UCF Soccer Complex, Orlando
The Bulls (2-2-1) found their scoring touch in a big way on Friday night, exploding for six goals
against Austin Peay. They will need some of that goal scoring ability to handle UCF on the road.
The Knights (4-1-1) upset number four ranked FSU at home on Thursday night in overtime and have not
been scored on in the last three matches.
The University of Minnesota will be playing North Dakota State on Sunday September, 6 2009 at
Elizabeth Lyle Robbie Stadium on the St. Paul campus. Game time is 2:00 pm with $1.00
admission.
On Friday night, the Gophers tied with University of Tennessee 0-0. The Bison enter the match
with a 2-1-1 record and have won two straight.
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The subject of diving has become one of the most controversial and widely-discussed topics in
European soccer, and it may be time to start addressing it in MLS.
The bad thing about having a "real job" is that I don't blog about the beautiful game as much as
I'd like. There is a silver lining though, I get to ignore lots of topics that are only marginally
interesting to me and rather focus on some more interesting theories.
I decided to sit down for a few minutes and think about an article that for blogger standards is
ancient (August 26) but that struck a chord for me.
