Controversial QPR midfielder Joey Barton has finally ended his war of words with former club
Newcastle United.
Those looking at Premiership predictions note how Toon boss manager Alan Pardew criticised
Barton this week for comments he made about the St James' Park hierarchy.
And with the vital Premier League clash with Chelsea coming up this weekend, negative publicity
is the last thing needed at Newcastle, and to be fair at any club.
Some weeks ago, we mentioned about Barcelona's fight to end polio with the Bill &
Melissa Gates Foundation in the USA. Well, it's certainly a great cause and in honour of
World Polio Day yesterday, the club unveiled a video (which may be a little cheesy, but to the
point) describing their mission in greater detail!
Things You Don't Expect To See On A Monday Morning: Bill Gates in a Barcelona jersey
raising awareness for World Polio Day
Today, the 24th of October, is World Polio Day, a day meant to raise awareness for the
life-altering disease that is close to being eradicated entirely.
Things You Don't Expect To See On A Monday Morning: Bill Gates in a Barcelona jersey
raising awareness for World Polio Day
Today, the 24th of October, is World Polio Day, a day meant to raise awareness for the
life-altering disease that is close to being eradicated entirely.
Barcelona have released the itinerary for their upcoming U.S. tour. From July 28 to August 6,
the team will be visiting Washington, Miami and Dallas.
The following is a detailed explanation of the expedition, including training sessions, matches
and events that the players Hill be attending.
He that will not apply new remedies must expect new evils; for time is the
greatest innovator.
William D. Leahy said the bomb wouldn't go off; Lord Kelvin thought that heavier-than-air flying
machines were impossible; Charlie Chaplin was convinced cinema was little more than a fad; Neville
Chamberlain promised it would be peace in our time and Bill Gates insisted 640K ought to be enough
for anybody.
Well, it finally happened. After months and months on end of declaring his willingness to take
any job in the world of some stature, including some months of polite "thanks, but no thanks" looks
and shutting doors, Diego has found employment.
And it couldn't be further from the stage he enjoyed at the World Cup this summer (well, I
suppose it could, were he to have taken sabbatical to the Tanzanian second), as it's in Dubai.
