After a day spent eating food with enough butter to kill Lil' Sebastian, my Thanksgiving celebration has finally ended. On the plus side it means my late afternoon hangover's gone, but on the downside it means dealing with the repercussions of a meal I spent ridiculing my wife's aunt. Overall it was a push, at least until I realized Liverpool players need have a good attitude and that means you, Andy Carroll.

Beware, I suppose, expecting your heroes of yesteryear to still be giants today.
They often disappoint.
I used to think Ronnie Corbett was a comedy giant. Turns out he's a small man with an attitude problem.
Yet here I am in my thirties and I'm still in raptures about a guy I worshipped when I was eight and was thrilled by when I was 18.

Well, tha Dogg Pound thinks Benny has an attitude problem, and apparently they're not alone. I couldn't imagine Chivas USA turning down Feilhaber, but CUSA and the Union?
What's really damning about the Philadelphia snub is that it comes form Peter Nowak, who spent a good deal of time with the US national team.

By Kirsten Schlewitz / Senior West Coast Beer and Aston Villa Correspondent
Last week, the mood was all about friendlies. But now that the international break has passed, it's time to get back to what soccer's really about: intense, bitter rivalries. The sort of match that will leave a sour taste in your mouth.

Argentina have revealed that Carlos Tevez's recent omission from the squad to face Portugal to-night was not Fatigue or an injury but for his attitude problem regarding the National team.

Argentine Officials claim his attitude in pulling out of new Argentine coach Sergio Batista's first game in charge against Brazil in November is not what they want in a player in the National set-up.