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Sunday saw its usual share of transfer tabloid rumours and for Spurs, outside of the Beckham
story, there were many names linked with both the entrance and exit door.
Through all the gossip and works of fiction, some of these may have a grain of truth. Top of the
‘please don't let this one be true!
Durante la última década el fútbol sevillano se ha visto demasiado "distanciado" pese a la
igualdad histórica entre los dos equipos más importantes de la ciudad, Betis y Sevilla. Los
primeros ganaron una Copa del Rey en 2005, acto seguido los de Nervión ganaron varios títulos
europeos y coperos diferenciado esa igualdad de palmarés de más de 100 años de historia.
Or maybe it should be Players You Were Going To Watch Anyway?
In typical FIFA fashion, they didn't quite go off grid with their selections, rather plucking
from a Wonderkid Top 10 found somewhere in the bowels of the internet, even if they did
their typical FIFA duty and picked those still plying their trade in South America and Asia (sorry,
Africa & NA) before the great navigation to Europe.
Liverpool have been told that only an 'obscene' offer will be enough to land Luis Suarez from Ajax
- with Anderlecht's Romelu Lukaku now seen as the club's primary target.
Reports that Ryan Babel would return to Ajax as part of a deal for Suarez appear to be premature,
with Bundesliga club Hoffenheim ready to make a £7m offer for the forward.
Hello readers, this is post is actually not my work, it's a contribution from a person that some
of you may be familiar with: Steven, who used to write for the Palermo Offside. His story is about
one of his favorite players, Dario "The Bison" Hübner, probably one of the most underrated
strikers in calcio in the mid to late 90's and early 2000's.
Here is the Line-up for the Argentina Vs Portugal friendly on Feb 9th in Geneva. The biggest
surprise here is the omission of Carlos Tevez & Sergio Aguero. It seems that coach Batista is going
to force the team to be centered around Messi. I guess it's worth a shot.
Goalkeepers:
Sergio Romero - Az Alkmaar - Holand
Mariano Andújar - Catania - Italy
Defenders:
Pablo Zabaleta - Manchester City - UK
Javier Zanetti - Internazionale de Milán - Italy
Nicolás Pareja - Spartak de Moscú - Russia
Ezequiel Garay - Real Madrid - Spain
Gabriel Milito - Barcelona - Spain
Nicolás Burdisso - Roma - Italy
Nicolás Otamendi - Porto - Portugal
Marcos Rojo - Spartak de Moscú - Russia
Midfielders:
Javier Mascherano - Barcelona - Spain
Esteban Cambiasso - Internazionale de Milán - Italy
Fernando Gago - Real Madrid - Spain
Ever Banega - Valencia - Spain
Lucas Biglia - Anderlecht - Belgium
José Sosa - Nápoli - Italy
Javier Pastore - Palermo - Italy
Ángel Di María - Real Madrid - Spain
Forwards:
Ezequiel Lavezzi - Nápoli - Italy
Lionel Messi - Barcelona - Spain
Nicolás Gaitán - Benfica - Portugal
Juan Manuel Martínez - Vélez Sarsfield - Argentina
Diego Milito - Internazionale de Milán - Italy
Here is the Line-up for the Argentina Vs Portugal friendly on Feb 9th in Geneva. The biggest
surprise here is the omission of Carlos Tevez & Sergio Aguero. It seems that coach Batista is going
to force the team to be centered around Messi. I guess it's worth a shot.
Confirmed team for the game:Sergio Romero, Javier Zanetti, Nicolás Burdisso,
Gabriel Milito, Marcos Rojo; Ever Banega, Javier Mascherano, Esteban Cambiasso; Ezequiel Lavezzi,
Lionel Messi y Ángel Di María.
