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El Salvador National Soccer Team
Originally uploaded by Music4mix El polémico comentarista deportivo David Faitelson siempre tiene
un espacio en la web y ahora ante el partido del sábado contra el Salvador dice bastantes
verdades.
Esto no es una guerra ni mucho menos, los salvadoreños deben de pensar en futbol y no atacar
solamente por hacerlo.
Last night, Argentina's Lanus or El Granate if you prefer were eliminated from the Copa
Libertadores after being held to a goalless draw at Mexican powerhouse Chivas de Guadalajara. As
with all games involving Mexican Primera teams, the cheerleaders or porristas were out with their
usual share of flags and sponsor-adorned tight fitting clothing.
El equipo de la Universidad Autónoma de Guadalajara, por 35 años llevó el
nombre de los Tecos. Fue un equipo que empezó jugando en la Tercera
División en 1971, ascendieron a Segunda División el siguiente año, y
en la temporada 74-75 lograron el ascenso a Primera
División.
Posted in Videos, World Cup Tagged: Argentina, Brazil, Highlights, Luis Fabiano, Video, World Cup
The Paraguay national soccer team cheerleaders have taken the internet by storm! We got a first
good look at them last week during the South American FIFA World Cup 2010 qualification Paraguay
Argentina matchup in Asuncion. Now, more pictures of the Albirroja Porristas ("Red and White
Cheerleaders" in English) have emerged from Argentina.
(Summary is not available.)
1. First of all no player is worth 90 million, the big truth that all-time
most expensive player, Zinedine Zidan said is universal. Sir Alex can use that money to create a
team that will be dominant in the next decade and not only in England.
2. No matter how sweet, rotten apple always gives you cramps.
Argentina coach Diego Maradona on Wednesday put Brazilian legend Pele in his place, insisting the
latter was the second best player ever after himself. A FIFA internet poll in 2000 saw Maradona,
who will lead the albiceleste against the five-times world champion Brazilians in a September 5
World Cup qualifier, come .
Argentina needs a big win today to have a chance at world cup qualificaiotn and for Maradona to
remain as the coach.
As for Maradona's coaching, it is pretty obvoius that the Messi, Aguero & Tevez combinations have
not been very productinve in terms of goals. The only good change he has done so far is let Jesus
Datolo play as his wingman.
Here we go, two hours left before kickoff.
Argentina is playing its next to last WC qualifier today.
Argentina will have yet another different lineup today.
There are different mathematical possibilities and different qualifying scenarios. But I do not
have the mental energy to take all of this on.
As most soccer fans are know, there was South American FIFA World Cup 2010 qualification action
last night. As with any South American soccer games, the babes were out in full force. Here's a
look at some of them from the Brazil Chile meeting in Salvador and the Paraguay Argentina matchup
in Asuncion.
...The loser has to fall. Or go into a two-legged playoff against either Costa Rica or Honduras,
but that doesn't really fit into an ABBA lyric too well now does it?After
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The disgusting phrase that Maradona used in last night's press conference towards his critics in
the Argentine media has now, sadly, taken on a life of its own.
Besides all the Argentine and international media coverage of Maradona's foul outburst, which
has become the main headline and overshadowed Argentina's WC qualification and historic win in
Montevideo, a website has been created "in honor" of Maradona's remark.
World Cup 2010 is just around the corner. As the last bunch of games for qualifications get
played this year we face the possibility of a tournament without some of the games giants.
It's still early but in Africa we stand the chance of missing out on Nigeria, Egypt and
Cameroon. In Central America Mexico are sitting 4th, although the change in management might be
enough to catch up with Honduras.
Argentina host Colombia tonight at 6pm Argentine time (10pm British Summer Time) on the kind of
pitch that even Wembley Stadium Ltd. would be embarrassed to see England play on. After Argentine
rock band Los Piojos played in El Monumental last Saturday, the AFA have wait for it painted bits
of the pitch [.
I guess I could also have named this "My obligatory Elizabeth Lambert post, and why I have no
respect for US college soccer." By now I'm sure everyone has seen the video of Elizabeth Lambert's
antics during the Mountain West Conference tournament game between New Mexico and Brigham Young.
Heck, I've seen it on sports websites in the UK, Spain, Italy, and Argentina.
One of the most recurrent things in football is that everybody always seem to underestimate the
United States side, leading to way too many surprises. The first such surprise was the legendary
victory of the USA in the 1950 World Cup over England, but it has happened in later times as well,
such as Colombia-USA in 1994, Argentina-USA in 1995, and Portugal-USA in 2002.
Cuando recién cambiaron de sede a los potros de hierro del Atlante lo primero que pensé fue que
todos los jugadores peseteros quisieran jugar en las paradisíacas playas de Cancun, la sede es
inmejorable y muchos jugadores lo menos que les interesaría seria el futbol.
Por eso no me sorprendió que un jugador argentino con cartel viniera a jugar a los Potros de
hierro, Garcia sabe lo que hace.
The clip above is from Diego Maradona's presser following Argentina's WCQ victory on Wednesday
night. To say he was more than a bit smug with regard to his side's qualification is something of
an understatement. For those of us that don't speak Spanish, let me provide you with a translation
courtesy of my guy JP.
La selección de Suiza ganó el primer título de su historia, en el 13er Campeonato Mundial Sub 17
de la FIFA (Sub 16 hasta 1991) que se disputó en Nigeria. Los helvéticos tuvieron un paso
arrollador, que dejó en el camino a los grandes del fútbol mundial y de la categoría: Brasil,
Alemania, Italia y la propia Nigeria, que era la poseedora del trofeo.
El equipo de la Universidad Autónoma de Guadalajara, por 35 años llevó el
nombre de los Tecos. Fue un equipo que empezó jugando en la Tercera
División en 1971, ascendieron a Segunda División el siguiente año, y
en la temporada 74-75 lograron el ascenso a Primera
División.
Ecuador 2 - Argentina 0
Originally uploaded by h_€_n_®_¥ Los partidos eliminatorios en Sudamerica están que arden y
hoy veremos grandes duelos, solo observen:
Ecuador aun tiene esperanzas de alcanzar el repechaje, saldra con todo recibiendo a Argentina; la
foto nos recuerda su victoria en la misma Argentina, es un buen examen para el entrenador Maradona.
With all the hype surrounding the UCL final, I almost let the ball slip on posting about the new
F50i Tunit's that Lionel Messi will be kitted in for tonight's match. FINALLY, Adidas have made a
boot that will compete with the slickness and sophistication of the Nike Mercurial Vapors and
Superflys!
Kaká, Dunga and Adriano ponder tonight's clash with Argentina
Brazil head to Argentina today knowing that a win could see them qualify for next year's World
Cup in South Africa. Dunga's men need the three points in the estádio Gigante in Rosario and
require Colombia to beat Ecuador in Medellin earlier in the day.
A late late winner from Martin Palermo gave Diego Maradona a much needed win against Peru.
1-0 Higuain
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Amazing. A second match at altitude (though nowhere near as high as La Paz this time, and against a
much better team than Bolivia), and for the second time running Argentina lose, this time when they
didn't think they could afford to slip up at all. There really might not be any further room for
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Football is a funny game - this is the sport where anything, and I mean
anything, can happen completely out of the blue. For example, no one ever imagined
that Brazilian star Ronaldinho, who was literally unstoppable not too long ago, would suddenly
become as anonymous as he is nowadays.
After trying his best to engineer a move away from Anfield in the summer, rumours are flying again
that Javier Mascherano wants to leave Liverpool. So where's the problem? Why can't Liverpool just
let him leave?! There seems to be this idea that Mascherano is somehow integral to Liverpool's
success, but I disagree.
Via PA-Digital - Al Bianchini Torres
Novedad Empieza a cotizarse, luego de su actuación ante Argentina
Y pensar que hace pocos años ganaba 80 dólares mensuales. Ahora, el nombre de Nelson Barahona
empieza a escucharse en países de mucha tradición futbolera y su valor se eleva como la espuma.
Te has de estar preguntando ¿que demonios? pero es momento de Area Chicas y pues acabo de leer que
María Luján Telpuk es una policía argentina que el 4 de agosto del 2007, mientras trabajaba
como oficial de policía del Aeropuerto Jorge Newbery de Buenos Aires, tras haber descubierto una
maleta con 800 mil dólares que no fueron declarados por parte de Guido Antonini Wilson, escándalo
en que estuvieron involucrados los presidentes de Argentina, Venezuela y Uruguay.
Everton are planning on playing a friendly in Edmonton, Canada this July, according to a report
in The Edmonton Journal.
According to the newspaper, a contract has been signed for Everton to play against a team to be
determined on July 25, 2009 at the Commonwealth Stadium in Edmonton, Alberta.
Carlos Tevez sees his two-year loan contract at Manchester United come to an end today – but it
would appear he does not wish to leave Old Trafford quietly. Sir Alex Ferguson: Won't be pleased
with comments! The Argentina international is expected to join neighbours Manchester City in search
of first-team .
The streets of Estonia can apparently be quiet confusing.
And you would think the $113 million man would have some fancy GPS or some kind of naviagtion/map,
but no...
The Real Madrid midfielder took an early morning walk around the old town on his own
and was spotted by two policemen in a patrol car who stopped to talk to him.
Atlético Club San Martín (a.k.a. San Martín de Mendoza) is a football (soccer) club from San
Martín in Mendoza Province, Argentina. They currently play in Zone C of the Torneo Argentino B,
which is the regionalised fourth tier of the Argentine Football Association league system. Clearly
inspired by the big boys of Argentine football using models [.
Mythical Estadio Centenario | FIFA's world classic stadium
Originally uploaded by jikatuSe esperaba que la última fecha de las Eliminatorias sudamericanas se
disputara a la misma hora, con el fin de evitar cualquier tipo de polémica.
Finalmente tal situación quedó desechada, luego que la FIFA anunciara oficialmente los horarios
de la jornada clave, en la que se determinó que existirán tres horarios distintos para cinco
partidos.
¡Qué trágico! for poor Diego Buonanotte. If you haven't heard, the
influential River Plate midfielder was involved in a fatal car crash which
killed three of his friends on Saturday. And according to the Argentinean dailies,
Diego, who is in the hospital now frequently wakes up in the middle of the night asking "what
happened?
Carlos Tevez took his time leaving the pitch after he was substituted today, waving at all the
stands. The decision to sub him off was met with boos from all around Old Trafford and as Sir Alex
Ferguson gave his speech at the end, the Stretford End sang over the top of him, telling him to
sign Tevez up.
This post originally ran on sister site Project 2010. It's a good piece that addresses a
hot subject in US Soccer. Thus, I have reposted it here.
We'll admit that we have never been Bob Bradley's biggest fans, but we've also tried to refrain
from calling for his head.
Now what? Well, first of course there is the matter of trying to win the group with a victory
Wednesday at home over Costa Rica. The match, to be played at Washington's RFK Stadium, won't do
much at all for the USA with regard to World Cup seeding I don't believe. And the US will be facing
a team with everything to play for, as Costa Rica tries to avoid finishing fourth and having to
face a South American club in a playoff (Uruguay sits in that 5th CONMEBOL spot right now, but
hosts 4th-place Argentina in the finale Wednesday).
