A ballboy at last night's match between Arsenal and Leeds positioned himself in a rather
unfortunate spot in front of this Nike advert. Shades of the Thomas Cook advert at Manchester City.
Spotted on @SavileRogue
By Chris Wright
Ricardo Quaresma. He's just one of those players isn't he? A
never-quite-living-up-to-the-hype/ego, cripplingly inconsistent walking, talking Youtube
highlights reel of a footballer whose stats will always be slightly too good on FIFA/Pro
Evo/Football Manager, etc for some reason.
By Chris Wright
Ricardo Quaresma. He's just one of those players isn't he? A
never-quite-living-up-to-the-hype/ego, cripplingly inconsistent walking, talking Youtube
highlights reel of a footballer whose stats will always be slightly too good on FIFA/Pro
Evo/Football Manager, etc for some reason.
A lot of people have been arguing that Syracuse assistant basketball coach Bernie Fine is
innocent of all charges against him. But a recent tape released of Bernie Fine's wife talking to
the alleged victim has all but cemented his guilt.
Bernie Fine is accused of sexually molesting Bobby Davis, who was a ballboy for Syracuse.
This may not be new its eureka! moment was supposedly around 2008 but it's new around
here, and just like the elderly when posed with something new, it makes no damn sense. Well, it
does make some sense, the concept is easy, but it's rather confusing and the likelihood it was
invented by the acetaminophen industry to cause the ail for which they provide the elixir is
growing more likely by the moment.
By Chris Wright
Manchester United soundly thrashed New England Revolution 4-1 in a friendly last night, with Ash
Young making his debut, Michael Owen scoring for the first time since god knows when, Kiko Macheda
notching two in the space of six second-half minutes and Park Ji-Sung chipping home to cap a
delightful passing move though the star of the show was definitely this tubby little chap.
Photo Credit: Tak Hung Yeung via Wikimedia Commons
Good Morning! It's a more than glorious one here in Red Bulls Land. Our team is back in action
today @The Cathedral of Football and it should be perfect all day (even more so, if we win). Before
tonight's game, however, let's get to some RBNY related news from this week.
In a way, that's exactly what Barca have done. As ball boy, trainee, player, captain and now coach,
they've shaped the skinny kid from a small town into the charming, well-spoken man in a sharp suit
he is today.
In recent years, everyone from players, club management, Catalan politicians, entertainers of all
stripes and Jose Mourinho have called him the perfect manager for Barca.
