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Introducing Gaguie: The 2012 African Cup Of Nations Mascot (Video)

Who Ate All the Pies 23 September @ 09:10 AM EDT Blog Details : Related Items
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By Alan Duffy

January and February will see a number of Premier League managers once again bemoaning the loss of a number of their top players to the small matter of the African Cup of Nations.

However, while the players left behind freeze in a post-Christmas England , those headed for the heat in Gabon and Equatorial Guinea will come face to face with the tournament's new mascot, Gaguie, who was recently unveiled in Libreville to a rather unimpressed (see video) selection of dignitaries.

Gunner reveals shocking assessment of squad

Premiership Talk Blog 07 September @ 06:02 PM EDT Blog Details : Related Items
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Arsene Wenger wrapped up as many as five quality signings on the transfer deadline day but not all members of his squad are feeling confident about the future ahead.

Russian winger Andrei Arshavin, for one, believes that the Gunners' failure to sign a defensive midfielder such as Rennes' Yann M'Vila not only left the Arsenal midfield incomplete, but also prevented Wenger from compensating for the departures of Cesc Fabregas and Samir Nasri.

Kamara and Sierra Leone Beat Egypt

Down the Byline 03 September @ 04:06 PM EDT Blog Details : Related Items
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In a very big game in Freetown, Sierra Leone today, Kei Kamara and the Leone Stars took on Egypt in an African Cup of Nations qualifier. Kamara went the full 90 minutes as the Leone Stars won 2-1 with an 89th minute penalty kick. Sierra Leone dominated the early going of the game and got the first goal from Sheriff Suma off of a corner kick in the 14th minute, although the goal could could down as an own goal.

Libya plays under a new flag

Soccerblog 03 September @ 11:38 PM EDT Blog Details : Related Items
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The Libyan team, wearing the colors of the rebel flag defeated Mozambique 1- 0 in an African Cup of Nations qualifying match.For security reasons the game was played in Cairo under closed doors but many fans turned up nonetheless.

A 6 Pointer

Down the Byline 09 September @ 10:19 PM EDT Blog Details : Related Items
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Sporting Kansas City closes out their home stand tomorrow afternoon against the Houston Dynamo. At this moment, KC is only 2 points clear of the third place Dynamo. The two teams have played the same number of games, and with 7 games still left on the season, now is the time to really start picking up the form level getting ready to head into the playoffs.

Op-Ed: Hey Bob, Pass On Pyramid Scheming…

The Shin Guardian 13 September @ 05:48 AM EDT Blog Details : Related Items
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Please say no to Middle East or bust.

Update: With news that Bob Bradley is set to be confirmed for the Egypt national team manager role, we re-issue this editorial below.

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Late Sunday, the news came across the wire Twitter, that is that Bob Bradley was one of three finalists for the Egypt national team job.

Rejuvenating Didier Drogba.

Inthestands.co.uk 14 September @ 06:50 AM EDT Blog Details : Related Items
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Didier Drogba is undeniably one of the best strikers to ever grace the Premiership. But is his influence on the game dwindling beyond repair? Sam Rayner explains... We all understand the threat Didier Drogba poses when at his best. The sublime free kick at the Emirates, explosive winners against both Merseyside clubs in the 2006/07 [.

Report: Egypt selects Bradley

Soccer By Ives 14 September @ 04:31 PM EDT Blog Details : Related Items
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Bob Bradley's lengthy courtship with the Egyptian national team appears to be reaching it's conclusion, and reports suggest an agreement between the two sides is imminent.

According to reports from Egypt, Bradley will sign a deal to take over as the country's national team coach early next week.

Bob Bradley to Coach Egypt

MLS Reserves 14 September @ 07:37 PM EDT Blog Details : Related Items
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Egyptian state news has claimed that former United States national team coach Bob Bradley has been hired as head coach for Egypt. This news comes within a week of reports that Bradley might have ended up coaching Mexican club side Santos Laguna.
Two weeks ago, Egypt failed to qualify for the African Cup of Nations for the first time in 30 years.

Former U.S. Head Coach Bob Bradley to Take Over Egyptian National Team

Inside Minnesota Soccer 14 September @ 08:19 PM EDT Blog Details : Related Items
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According to an AP report, Egypt's state news agency is saying that former United States Soccer head coach Bob Bradley has been hired to take over the Egyptian national team. Just two weeks ago Egypt failed to qualify for the African Cup of Nations, a tournament they have won seven times. It had been over [.

Egyptians don't care who Bob Bradley is. And that's progress.

A Football Report 16 September @ 07:24 AM EDT Blog Details : Related Items
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By Eric Beard

In the ever-elusive environment that is African football, Egypt are the winners. They may not be the best, but they're winners. They may not have the talent to match the Ivory Coast or Ghana, but the 7-time winners of the African Cup of Nations won't back down against anybody.

Bradley arrives in Cairo

MIKE JACOBS 21 September @ 02:47 PM EDT Blog Details : Related Items
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Former United States football coach, Bob Bradley, arrived in Cairo on Wednesday morning and is set to meet Egyptian Football Association (EFA) officials to finalise contract details for his new job as manager of the Egyptian national team.
The meeting was supposed to be held on Tuesday but Bradley's arrival was delayed due to flight ticketing problems.

Hargreaves eyes England return

Road to 2010 World Cup Final 22 September @ 07:35 AM EDT Blog Details : Related Items
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Manchester City midfielder Owen Hargreaves has not given up hopes of playing for England, after scoring on his debut at Eastlands in the 2-0 victory over Birmingham in the Carling Cup.
The 30-year old has been plagued with injuries in the last four-years, and his career in the Premier League was in doubt when he was released by Manchester United at the end of the last season, after making just four appearances in the last three years for the club.

Bradley's Egyptian challenge reaches far beyond the pitch

MIKE JACOBS 27 September @ 11:30 AM EDT Blog Details : Related Items
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The appointment of Bob Bradley as the national team coach for Egypt is significant on a number of different fronts, both on and off the field, and for our nation and abroad.
Where I have addressed the signficance of Bradley's on-field influence in a number of different posts, Seth Vertelney of goal.

More International Call Ups for KC

Down the Byline 29 September @ 07:58 PM EDT Blog Details : Related Items
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To go along with Roger Espinoza's call up for Honduras, four more Wizards players have been called up to represent their respective national teams. Teal Bunbury, Peterson Joseph, Craig Rocastle, and Shavar Thomas have all been called up to the US, Haiti, Grenada, and Jamaica respectively.
The biggest games of the international break are for Joseph and Rocastle whose national teams have two World Cup qualifiers.