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Hot Prospects: 13 English young players to watch in 2012 is a post from: Just Football
Who says there's a dearth of English talent coming through at youth level? After
disappointment for England's youngsters at international level in 2011 here are 13
youngsters tipped for great things in 2012 and beyond courtesy of Aidan R, editor of
England Football Blog.
Mole Hunt
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RIP Socrates
Too disappointed to repost them here!
QPR Vs WBA Reports
- Compilation of Photos from QPR Vs WBA QPR Vs WBA Photos
- Three Year Flashback: QPR Looking for a Mole!
- Four Year Flashback: Nick Ward Exits QPR Nick Ward Departs QPR
FRANK SIBLEY TURNS SIXTY-FOUR
Edit a year.
Ahead of Wednesday night's League Cup game against Crystal Palace, Sir Alex Ferguson has
confirmed that we will be playing a young side like usual.
Palace are currently 10th in the Championship and managed to beat Southampton, who are top of
the table, in the competition last month.
Ferguson is putting his faith in youth though and singles out Paul Pogba as a player who might
start.
Swindon Town, continua la marcia verso il sogno League One Di Renato Cignoni SWINDON TOWN 2 (Jervis
'50, Jones, autorete '71)Aldershot Town 0 Swindon Town:Wes Foderingham;Paul Caddis (Capitano), Aden
Flint, Alan McCormack, Liam Ridehalgh; Matt Ritchie, Simon Ferry, Jonathan Smith, Lander Gabilondo
(Murray '50), Raffaele De Vita (Cibocchi '71), Jake Jervis ( Magera '76)Sostituti non utilizzati:
While risking sycophancy, it seems fitting to tribute this post to therealfacup. Not so long ago, I
had little interest in the Cup's First Round or anything that preceded it. My focus was on Plymouth
Argyle, its status as a Championship club and not a lot else. If asked whether I was a fan of
football or Argyle, then my answer was a depressingly parochial one.
What's the best way to put a terrible defeat behind you? One word: winning. After Sunday's
Manchester derby disaster, Manchester United took a step in the right direction with a comfortable
3-0 win at Aldershot in the fourth round of the Carling Cup on Tuesday. However, as nice as that
win was, a win against [.
Premier League Weekend Preview: London derby at Stamford Bridge & United to visit Everton -
originally posted on Soccerlens.com
Two terrific big clashes to look forward on Saturday, with Everton playing host to Manchester
United and Chelsea and Arsenal going head-to-head in the London derby.
Premier League Weekend Preview: London derby at Stamford Bridge & United to visit Everton -
originally posted on Soccerlens.com
Two terrific big clashes to look forward on Saturday, with Everton playing host to Manchester
United and Chelsea and Arsenal going head-to-head in the London derby.
In the words of the gaffer it's time to "kick-on" following last week's Derby loss to City and
get back to what United know best winning.
United face a trip to Goodison this weekend to take on David Moyes' Everton, and Sir Alex has
challenged Wayne Rooney to lead the fight back from the sides derby mauling by putting his old club
to the sword.
Now that we've had a few days to digest our implosion against Manchester City, the only thing to
do now is move on. It's confined to the history books, forget it. Nothing can be changed now. The
only thing that can be done is correcting it in the future. Starting on Saturday when we kick-off
at noon away to Everton.
If you could choose one moment that best encapsulates the raw talent of Ravel Morrison, you'd go
back a fortnight to a Manchester Senior Cup game against Bolton's Reserves. 93 minutes had passed
on what was nothing more than a dour encounter and, with the score at 0-0, Morrison had shifted
responsibility upon himself to put things right.
(Image: AP)
If you could choose one moment that best encapsulates the raw talent of Ravel Morrison, you'd go
back a fortnight to a Manchester Senior Cup game against Bolton's Reserves. 93 minutes had passed
on what was nothing more than a dour encounter and, with the score at 0-0, Morrison had shifted
responsibility upon himself to put things right.
By Chris Wright
With most of the players involved in the derby-day pasting at the weekend given the night off,
Manchester United wafted through to the quarter finals of the Carling Cup with a 3-0 victory over
League Two side Aldershot at the Recreation Ground last night with Dimitar Berbatov, Michael Owen
and Park Ji-Sung doing the honours for United.
By Chris Wright
We'll have photos and highlights up shortly so you can judge for yourself, but we can't help but
feel that the BBC's cutting appraisal of Aldershot's performance against Manchester United is a tad
on the harsh side...
Typos can be so cruel.
[Image: @Cluff_Duff]
Alderwhat? Sir Alex Ferguson's attempts to show some respect to lower league opposition Aldershot
when he accidentally called them Aldershit instead. The Manchester United gaffer talked down his
opponents during his pre-match interview. At least the Red Devils backed up their boss' trash talk
with a convincing win.
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"VIDEO: Berbatov, Owen and Valencia's Goals vs Aldershot" was originally
published at The Republik of Mancunia.
szólj hozzá: Ald 0-3 Mnu
Antonio Valencia scores his first goal of the season with a fantastic goal struck from over 20
yard's out as United go 3-0 up against Aldershot in the Carling Cup.
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Aldershot vs United "LIVE BLOG: Aldershot vs United" was originally published
at The Republik of Mancunia.
Amos, Fabio, Jones, Vidic, Fryers, Valencia, Cleverley, Park, Diouf, Owen and Berbatov.
"CONFIRMED LINE-UP: Aldershot vs United" was originally published at
The Republik of Mancunia.
Aldershot v Man United, Luton v Arsenal, Liverpool v Northampton and the top 10 League
Cup upsets!
Who could have seen these coming?
View the full story here: Talksport
A news article on 2011-10-25 15:12:57 from: Talksport
This news item has been reproduced from today's media.
Serie A on Fox Soccer: Juventus - Fiorentina at 2:30pm. Carling Cup on Fox Soccer Plus: Aldershot -
Manchester United at 2:30pm. All Times Eastern
Octavos de final Carling Cup 2011
Martes 25 de Oct. 2011
Aldershot Town vs Manchester U. 13:45 hrs Arsenal vs Bolton 13:45 hrs Cardiff City vs Burnley 13:45
hrs Crystal Palace vs Southampton 13:45 hrs Miércoles 26 de Oct.
By Chris Wright
League Two side Aldershot's humble 7,100 capacity (4,000 seated) Recreation Ground known
formally and commercially as the 'EBB Stadium' is set to play host to Premier League goliaths
Manchester United in the Fourth round of the Carling Cup a week next Tuesday and, with tickets
going on sale yesterday, we thought we'd give you all a little sneak peak of the venue that is
lying in wait for Fergie's high-rollers (or at least the second/third string of Fergie's
high-rollers) in a fortnight or so's time in the form of a photo essay.
Ok, this is a weird one, and I'm still not entirely sure why I am bothering to post this up, but
I have, and you are now reading it, so let's crack on.
I had what can only be described as the most vivid, lucid dream / premonition with regards to
Arsenal drawing Manchester United in the Carling Cup quarters.
Arsenal have been handed a home draw at Emirates Stadium against Bolton Wanderers in the Fourth
Round of the Carling Cup.
The Gunners secured their passage to this stage of the competition with a 3-1 victory over
Shrewsbury at Emirates Stadium on Tuesday.
Bolton made it to the Fourth Round with a 2-0 win at Aston Villa.
Martes 20 de septiembre de 2011
Aldershot Town vs Rochdale 13:45 hrs Arsenal vs Shrewsbury Town 13:45 hrs Aston Villa vs Bolton
Wanderers 13:45 hrs Burnley vs Milton Keynes Dons 13:45 hrs Leeds United vs Manchester United 13:45
hrs Nottingham Forest vs Newcastle United 13:45 hrs Stoke City vs Tottenham Hotspur 13:45 hrs
Wolverhampton Wanderers vs Millwall 13:45 hrs Blackburn Rovers vs Leyton Orient 13:45 hrs Crystal
Palace vs Middlesbrough 13:45 hrs Miércoles 21 de septiembre de 2011
Brighton vs Liverpool 13:45 hrs Cardiff City vs Leicester City 13:45 hrs Chelsea vs Fulham 13:45
hrs Manchester City vs Birmingham 13:45 hrs Southampton vs Preston North End 13:45 hrs Everton vs
West Bromwich Albion 14:00 hrs Gracias por tu visita Estadísticas de Fútbol
For many football fans around the world the game is so much more than just watching players
kicking a ball around a muddy field for 90 minutes. There are so many sub cultures identified with
the game that, when added together, combine to make football what it is; the world's greatest
spectacle.
The easiest for young fans to get involved in is Programme collecting.
In June, Ben Piggott ran the rule over the fortunes of Football League players in that month's
European Under-21 Championship, with Aron Gunnarsson and Mikkel Andersen in particular enjoying
less than fruitful campaigns. Now, the man behind the illustrations that adorn this website turns
his attention to the recent Under-20 World Cup, a tournanment that has been covered expertly by Two
Hundred
Carling Cup round-up
Aldershot and Swindon both caused shocks, as Liverpool, Blackburn, Everton and Bolton eased into
the Carling Cup third round.
View the full story here: Sky Sports
A news article on 2011-08-24 21:56:49 from: Sky Sports
This news item has been reproduced from today's media.
Carling Cup 2nd Round Draw: Liverpool away to Exeter as Everton host Sheffield United -
originally posted on Soccerlens.com
Liverpool were drawn away to League One side Exeter in the second round of the Carling Cup,
while city rivals Everton will host Sheffield United.
Meanwhile, Doncaster host Leeds in a Yorkshire derby, while Sunderland face a long trip south to
Brighton.
Millwall v Morecambe Blackburn v Sheffield Wednesday Bury v Leicester West Ham/Aldershot v Carlisle
Bournemouth v West Bromwich Albion Crystal Palace/Crawley v Wigan Peterborough v Middlesbrough
Aston Villa v Hereford Bristol City/Swindon v...
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England's friendly against Holland at Wembley on Wednesday night has been called off as the
London rioting intensified last night.
With the City in flames overnight and gangs taking a stronghold of large sections of the
capital and Police resources stretched to their limit, the FA have made the right call on
cancelling the much anticipated clash.
So an SLeague side is going to take on Albirex Niigata to raise money for victims in Japan's recent
disasters.
Not a big fan of these, gotta say. You know when you get people like Bono crawling out the woodwork
telling me I 'must' help the victims of a disaster, man made or whatever, it sickens me.
Football League 2 - Saturday 12th March 2011
Luckily I wasn't there, I was walking on the Dorset downs. Wonderful countryside. Unluckily for my
informant he was standing on our spot at Whaddon Road. He texted the bad news as it laboriously
unfolded. The reception was poor which meant the texts came late and in an odd order.
With a fortnight having passed since the keys turned in the lock of the transfer kitty vaults, I
thought I would attempt to identify which ten of the myriad deals done may benefit purchasers most
in the short term. The list below is a subjective one, peppered with both the obvious and the
unheralded, and no doubt destined to be debunked four months from now.
Between ourselves and fellow Football League websites The Seventy Two and Soccer AM/MW, coverage
of Chesterfield Football Club's 2010-11 has been scant thus far - surprising given the club's
arrival in a new home and subsequent ascent to a comfortable first place in League Two. With the
Derbyshire men a full eleven points clear of fourth placed Bury, it was high time we put this
oversight right.
Tim Sills: Has returned to Aldershot
Tim Sills' move to Aldershot brings the total number of strikers to have left Stevenage this
January to 4. Lee Boylan and Terry Dixon were released, while Peter Vincenti signed for Aldershot
last week. Sills has followed in Vincenti's path and has joined Dean Holdsworth's Shots after his
contract at Broadhall Way was terminated earlier in the day.
Step to the rhythm of a sho-nuff winner, The Anti-Power Rankings been
here before, it ain't no beginner (word)
The Anti-Power Rankings return after the holidays, re-energized and ready to openly mock and
complain about the world of football. It's what I do.
This week, Sepp Blatter and FIFA are back in the cross hairs, along with Goldenballs, a striker
you've probably never heard of and the rise of Giuseppe Rossi.
Another footballing Twit It turns out that OTP got off quite lightly with Robbie Savage's Twitter
tirade against us yesterday. Aldershot Town player Marvin Morgan has found himself in hot water
after tweeting that he hoped the club's fans died. Ironically, just like Savage's beef with us, it
was the subject of being booed by [.
LONDON, England An English footballer was suspended and placed on the transfer list by his club
Wednesday after a Twitter outburst against abusive fans. Aldershot striker Marvin Morgan was also
fined two weeks' wages after he expressed anger at fans booing him when he was substituted during
the fourth tier club's 2-1 loss to [.
