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Regulars around here have already seen super strikes from Dempsey, Pienaar, Maccarone and Sneijder
this week, so they're not included today...Let's start off with AC Milan scissor kicker Marco
Boriello.Valencia defender Carlos Marchena goes on the attack like he means it.I have to admit that
I was wrong.
Help!
As part of my actual job these days, I have to come up with literally dozens of ideas of articles I
can write about the 2010 World Cup.
Not for June, but to write them now.
Examples:
Why Spain Won't Win The World Cup
Will There Be A South American Winner?
Australia somehow managed to let a two goal lead slip against Kuwait in this crucial Asian Cup
qualifier.
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I've just ordered a batch of new Tshirts which should be with me in the next 1-3 weeks. I have
only ordered a limited quantity so if you'd like to get one, send an email to info@ladyarse.com
with the name of the Tshirt you'd like.
All Tshirts are priced £7.99 plus p&p (£2 uk, £3 Europe, £4 Rest of the World
including USA and Australia), size is large (chest 42"-44" body length 30"), and colour is
white.
Persik v Persema 2-1 (Yongki Aribowo, Saktiawan Sinaga; Robbie Gaspar)
Yongki Aribowo never scored during Indonesia's disasterous SEA Games last month but he has been
doing the business for his club side since his return. His close range header against East Java
rivals Persema set the home side on the way to three points right on half time.
D.C. United General Manager will be on Australia radio this afternoon around 1:50 p.m. ET to
discuss the signing of Danny Allsopp. The new forward is a native to Australia and spent four years
as a member of the Melbourne Victory, winning two Grand Final championships and a scoring
title.
Listen live here.
Frank Arok, Australian national coach between 1983-89, believes Australia's potentially decisive
2010 World Cup match against his home country, Serbia, will be decided by set pieces, and has
warned Pim Verbeek to pay special attention to defenders Nemanja Vidic and Branislav Ivanovic.
Arok, 78, spent 24 years in Australia before returning to .
The AFC 2011 Asian Cup has several qualifying matches on Wednesday, January 6, 2010 including
Singapore v Iran. The match will be covered live at the links below.
Free Live Sports TV Kuwait v Australia AFC 2011 Asian Cup Qualifying Wednesday, January
6, 2010 14:30 GMT
Live Football Streams Kuwait v Australia AFC 2011 Asian Cup Qualifying Wednesday,
January 6, 2010 14:30 GMT
Have a look at Indonesia's home record in competitive games over the last couple of years
Asian Cup v Saudi Arabia 1-2
Asian Cup v South Korea 0-1
WCQ v Syria 1-4
AFF Cup v Cambodia 4-0
AFF Cup v Myanmar 3-0
AFF Cup v Singapore 0-2
AFF Cup v Thailand 0-1
ACQ v Australia 0-0
ACQ v Kuwait 1-1
P 9 W 2 D 2 L 5 F 10 A 11
You can imagine the Omanis quaking in their boots.
Australia drew 2-2 with Kuwait in the latest qualifying game for the 2011 Asian Cup. A win would
have been good but a draw is a good result. The first half was game of two halves. Before the
game was even five minutes old, Australia already had a 2-0 lead. Luke ...
No dia 06-01-2010, jogaram pelas Eliminatórias da Copa da Ásia, na cidade de Bangkok, no
Rajamangala Stadium, com uma temperatura de 26º C, as seleções da Tailândia (105º no ranking
da FIFA) e a seleção da Jordânia (111º no ranking da FIFA).
Antes desse jogo, as 2 seleções jogaram:
Eliminatórias Copa da ÁsiaAmman 14/01/2009 JOR0:0THA Second round
Amistosos2006Ayutthaya 01/02/2006 THA0:0JOR
2004Bangkok 08/10/2004 THA2:3JOR
2004Bangkok 08/07/2004 THA0:0JOR
O Árbitro desse jogo, foi: WILLIAMS BENJAMIN JON (AUSTRALIA)
O Primeiro Assistente foi: POWER JASON PAUL (AUSTRALIA)
O segundo assistente foi: ANAZ HAKAN (AUSTRALIA)
O quarto árbitro foi: VO MINH TRI (VIETNAM)
Não tivemos nenhum gol no jogo, Tailândia 0x0 Jordânia.
You'll hear ex-players, with their cushy jobs as 'state-the-bloody-obvious' media pundits, bang on
and on about needing experienced players in national squads who know what to do when the team is up
against it.And, I concede, it's a fair point. However, what often happens is that managers end up
playing safe and picking players that are way past their prime.
Ladies and gentlemen, please say hello to the newest member of the Black-and-Red, Mr. Danny
Allsopp. The Aussie forward was nice enough to take a few minutes out of his morning to chat with
us about his excitement in coming to DC, playing in England, the similarities between MLS and
Australia's A-League and the importance of tradition in football.
The Asian Football Confederation appears to be still looking for a challenger to Australia's
application to host the 2015 Asian Cup; the continent's major sporting tournament. Australia was
the only country to put in an intensive bid to host before AFC's original March 2008 deadline and
an AFC delegation carried out a formal inspection of the country's prospective stadiums and
facilities in
It's that time of the month again (no, not that one). The Half-Time Heroes are back in
action, with Shane Davis lamenting Australia's defensive decline, Stuart Randall running the rule
over Rafa, and Russ Gibbs presenting a comprehensive review of this season's W-League. Well worth a
read.
Después de la eliminación de Chicago como ciudad sede para los juegos
Olímpicos, los norteamericanos tienen la mira puesta el organizar un mundial de FIFA ya
sea en el 2018 ó 2022.
Es la mayor apuesta para los gringos y desde ya, están trabajando para albergar una vez
más un mundial en tierras anglosajonas.
Después de la eliminación de Chicago como ciudad sede para los juegos
Olímpicos, los norteamericanos tienen la mira puesta el organizar un mundial de FIFA ya
sea en el 2018 ó 2022.
Es la mayor apuesta para los gringos y desde ya, están trabajando para albergar una vez
más un mundial en tierras anglosajonas.
The Half-Time Heroes are back in action, The Football Tragic, Shane Davis lamenting Australia's
defensive decline, Stuart Randall running the rule over Rafa, and Canbera's own Russ Gibbs
presenting a comprehensive review of this season's W-League.
Get into it, anyway you can.
After months of anticipation, the Australia Wallabies 2010/12 KooGa home rugby jersey has been
unveiled! The "technologically advanced" Wallabies kit – with materials including carbon fibre
and hydrosteel used in the manufacturing process – is the first in a four-year deal between
Australian Rugby Union and KooGa that runs until 2013.
