African Nations Cup - Most popular for September 2011

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TGIF: Welcome to Lala land!

Arsenal Insider 10 September @ 04:35 AM EDT Blog Details : Related Items
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I went into a state of utter despondency at the end of this transfer window, even allowing for the entry into the Champions League stages failed to lift my spirits. The 8-2 thrashing by Manchester United rubbed salt into very big wounds. I took a break to reflect, the International Break helped in a sense, to enable common sense to dawn.

Frimpong Chooses Ghana Over England

Just Arsenal 07 September @ 05:43 AM EDT Blog Details : Related Items
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There is yet more bad news for Arsenal today because midfielder Emmanuel Frimpong has chosen to play for Ghana instead of England. This means that if he is selected for the African Nations Cup he will miss vital games during the new year period. Frimpong, 19, has played for England at both Under-16 and Under-17 [.

Egypt Name Bradley Coach

MIKE JACOBS 15 September @ 09:26 AM EDT Blog Details : Related Items
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Egypt have appointed former United States coach Bob Bradley as national team manager, state news agency MENA said on Wednesday.
Bradley replaces long-standing coach Hassan Shehata who left in June after holders Egypt struggled in qualifying for the 2012 African Nations Cup finals. They have since been eliminated.

Magpies’ Ba continues to impress

Premiership Talk Blog 27 September @ 09:10 AM EDT Blog Details : Related Items
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Senegalese hitman Demba Ba got off the mark for the season in style against Blackburn Rovers at the weekend, hitting a hat-trick at St. James's Park in a near-perfect performance for both him and the Magpies as a whole in front of their home crowd.

Andy Carroll's shock departure last winter, along with fellow starts Kevin Nolan and Joey Barton also leaving Tyneside this summer, has left the supporters in want of another high-profile goal getter who can propel them to higher ambitions.