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Let's take a moment to interrupt ill-placed accusations of bigotry to answer a question.
As US fans, who do you most want to face in the first round? Of course, we'd all love to end up in
South Africa's group because that would represent the easiest route to the knockout round, but odds
are that we'll end up elsewhere.
Interesting article from Graham Spiers on the Times website following the Old Firm match on Sunday.
Spiersy is wrestling with a dilemma: Should he report the sectarian abuse he heard from a Rangers
fan at Ibrox on Sunday?He's in two minds:"But journalists getting involved? It is one thing for
someone in my position to report it and comment on it, but quite another to wade in and become an
active
During my trip to Holland a few weeks ago I noted with interest, if not surprise, that almost every
decision by the referee or linesman was greeted with a barrage of missiles (coins, lighters etc)
thrown by the home support.Now the mighty ADO Den Haag have a reputation for being a bit crazy but
speaking to people in Holland and watching a bit of football there and here it seems to me that
this is
It's been awhile since I've done a round-up of links, but as we wait for the MLS Playoffs to start,
this is a good time to do some reading:
World Cup in the U.S. could mean $5-Billion Windfall - L.A. Times
Roma's Captain Totti Undergoes Knee Surgery - USA Today
Forget Fergie, A Real refereeing crisis is looming - Graham Poll - The Daily Mail
Rangers and Celtic's barbaric Old Firm bigotry is last thing we need down here: Martin Samuel - The
Daily Mail
In Italy the Ultras give the orders - La Gazzetta dello Sport
Bodies of murdered soccer players returned to Colombia - Colombia News
French League Boss defends late decision to call off game despite violence - Canadian Press
Swine Flu strikes Bolton - AFP
Fenerbahce preserves home dominance in derby classic - Today's Zaman
Palermo salvages SuperClasico draw - ESPN
During my trip to Holland a few weeks ago I noted with interest, if not surprise, that almost every
decision by the referee or linesman was greeted with a barrage of missiles (coins, lighters etc)
thrown by the home support.Now the mighty ADO Den Haag have a reputation for being a bit crazy but
speaking to people in Holland and watching a bit of football there and here it seems to me that
this is
English footballers are as hypocritical as randy clergymen when it comes to preaching one thing and
doing another.
Much of the media are guilty of something worse: bigotry. If a foreigner did it, deport the swine.
If an Englander did it, move along, nothing to see here.
It's been awhile since I've done a round-up of links, but as we wait for the MLS Playoffs to start,
this is a good time to do some reading:
World Cup in the U.S. could mean $5-Billion Windfall - L.A. Times
Roma's Captain Totti Undergoes Knee Surgery - USA Today
Forget Fergie, A Real refereeing crisis is looming - Graham Poll - The Daily Mail
Rangers and Celtic's barbaric Old Firm bigotry is last thing we need down here: Martin Samuel - The
Daily Mail
In Italy the Ultras give the orders - La Gazzetta dello Sport
Bodies of murdered soccer players returned to Colombia - Colombia News
French League Boss defends late decision to call off game despite violence - Canadian Press
Swine Flu strikes Bolton - AFP
Fenerbahce preserves home dominance in derby classic - Today's Zaman
Palermo salvages SuperClasico draw - ESPN
