You know too many days can't pass without Cristiano Ronaldo being mentioned
with Real Madrid, even if he's already said he's going to stay at Manchester United.
The in-form winger is in the transfer gossip pages today, but there are several more big names
and big clubs to discuss in today's transfer news and rumors roundup.
So, John Terry is apparently going to stay at Chelsea. That shouldn't exactly come as a surprise
to anyone, though a few Chelsea fans might have worried themselves into a frenzy over the last
several days about the possibility of losing their beloved captain to Manchester City.
Now that that situation looks to be resolved (possibly, maybe, I think.
Optimism is a pre-requisite for football supporters. It takes different forms; winning a trophy
for one club is the equivalent of avoiding relegation at another. The supporter, before and during
a season, will invariably swing between belief and the less palatable outcome. As the Premier
League avalanche sweeps all before it, the downward trajectory is being ignored.
TORONTO - Age appears nothing but a number for the beloved Captain of Pistolas FC Charles Eppich,
as he continues to score goals in limited games, and remains the All-Time Goalscorer.
In fact he scored 2 goals in the finals to bring his 2009 tally to 6 and his all-time tally to
12.
But his absence from the roster during the Toronto Cup - an absence not brought on by availability
- left many teammates and fans wondering about the status of our fearless leader.
After what seems like a millennium, West Ham finally got shot of Icelandick Chairman Bjorgolfur
Gudmundsson who will go back home with his tail between his legs with 70million (he was hoping for
double that last year). 70 million doesn't sound much for a club, especially when you consider that
is the figure being bandied about by Real Madrid for The Portuguese Winker.
By TRAVIS CLARK
It was all or nothing for Rafa Benitez and Liverpool on Saturday. While a loss wouldn't quite
knock them out of the title race, it would be the club's fifth loss in a row and put title talk on
the backburner, at least for the time being.
Hello all. It is Thanksgiving Day, one of those rare days during the year when soccer goes on
the backburner and there are no major games to watch (Well, unless you count the handful of Coppa
Italia matches being played today).
American soccer fans have plenty to be thankful for this year.
Having been on the backburner for a year whilst other things took priority, this one is back,
alive and kicking, a refuge for football matters. First post will be tomorrow and then every few
days on the big, bad world of the professional game.
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Hello all. It is Thanksgiving Day, one of those rare days during the year when soccer goes on
the backburner and there are no major games to watch (Well, unless you count the handful of Coppa
Italia matches being played today).
American soccer fans have plenty to be thankful for this year.
Good evening from ringside.
Well, bar-side, I suppose, really. There's no escaping the facts. But hey, open a window or two,
fizz a bit of brass polish about the place and you'd be forgiven for thinking your very own Theatre
of Dreams had stumbled onto your very doorstep.
