Mainstream America is in for a massive surprise this summer. While most of us are well aware of how much bigger soccer is in this country thanks to the explosion of the Internet, the news hasn't reached Mainstreet USA.

Most average Americans still think they live in a country where soccer is third world sport.

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Gossip blogs in the States are buzzing with the news that Man City's Wayne Bridge hooked up with Kim Kardashian when he was on his "getting over Vanessa" trip in Miami earlier this month. We've not heard anything solid our end, nor seen any photos, so take this with a gossip grain of salt.

The round table meal time conversations of the WNT could fill multiple blogs, so usually we refrain from eavesdropping WNT Blog style, but one debate tonight was a quite amusing. Seems Kelley O'Hara loves Beyonce. If she could choose one famous person to meet, it would be Beyonce. If she could actually be a famous person?

Who thought we would see the day where a Red Bulls player trends #1 in New York, and top 5 Worldwide on twitter?

Well, it's happening.
Without a press conference or a formal announcement, viral media has provided an excellent outlet for Thierry Henry's long awaited arrival.

So unless you read soccer blogs or use Twitter, you might not know by now that Fake Sigi is...Matt Rolf. Ta da. I never had strong feelings with regard to Sig's identity, although having very lightly followed the Twitter thread between his nibs, Brooks Peck, and Duane, I can understand where his critics are coming from.

Who loves fan-fiction? Twilight-ers and D&D geeks, that's who. I don't know if there is much in the way of soccer fan-fiction out there but why not take the time to create some now if no one's doing it already? And don't give me any "SF, that's not cool" BS; I read MLS blogs, I'm not too cool for anything but MISL.

Ther is lots of Arsenal transfer news about today, and the one that has shocked Arsenal fans the most (from looking at the blogs) is the news that Sol Cambell has been signed on a temporary contract until the end of the season. I have seen various figures relating to his paypacket, but it seems [...]

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Fran Merida 2-0

Well, Yes I'm not going to talk about spurs – we lost and many of our players with the exception of a few (yes you've read other blogs) were unmotivated, undedicated and totally lacking any winning mentality against a fatigued side any other big club would of thrashed. So this post is going to talk about signings which should happen this season with regards to real possible moves and hopes of mine and other supporters.

I am kicking off my Veikkausliiga season in Turku tonight, and will continue our cherished tradition of live blogs. I'm blogging live on our Facebook profile this time, as the NFN website is somewhat lacking in capacity when it comes to handling a lot of traffic. The game kicks off at 20:30 PM Finnish time.

The Rise of the Catastrophist finally explained If you came today to most Arsenal blogs for the first time, you would be excused from believing that doom and gloom is everywhere. In the last couple of days there has been talk of "mass protests" at the Emirates Cup games, defection of half the squad, serious [.

To my knowledge, no other league in the world has anything like MLS's annual Supporters Summit. The yearly meeting always proves to be an insightful Q and A session between fans and league officials, allowing supporters to voice their opinions and discuss the future of MLS with those who control it.

With J Hutcherson -- I'm going to start the new year by making an assumption. Most of us have probably read enough live-blogs, 'takes' on other people's reporting, baseless speculation, and lists. To put it as simply as possible, the internet is doing us no favors. Here's the thing, and I'm making it soccer-specific.

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There is a reason that we currently have the FA Cup's Facebook page on Just Football. Earlier today I received exciting news from the Football Association that Just Football has been nominated best football blog by fans of the FA Cup.
We're on a shortlist of six high quality football sites, and there is a pretty sizeable community of fans on the FA Cup's Facebook page so it is a real honour to have been chosen by the FA as one of the top football blogs around.

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One of the rules of the streets is that game has got to recognize game. It doesn't matter if it's 125th St., Crenshaw and Blogger Ave., when somebody is doing it & doing it & doing it well you have to raise your chin and your glass to them when you see them in the club. So with that in mind TOR would like to nod at The Fake Sigi Schmid Blog and the newly-Yahoo!

En un emprendimiento original y con pocos precedentes en nuestro país, la empresa Data Visual Sports Sa tiene como lema "vemos todo" y no es para menos.
Por si esto fuera poco, no solo tienen TODOS los datos estadísticos de los 90 minutos de un partido de fútbol (o cualquier otra disciplina) sino que acompañan la data con imágenes.

Reading poker blogs is a great way to pick up some information and some new poker tips for Omaha poker and other forms of the game as well. But, before you start taking advice, you need to determine the value of what you are reading!

The first way to determine the value of a poker blog is to look at the articles posted.

Thierry Henry is going on a masked assault in London...or maybe he's just trying to hide and hoping no one will notice him. Yeah, the latter. You can go here for the preview, and any of the various blogs for slightly more biased commentary ("slightly", of course). Arsenal Barcelona Inter Russia And if you're snappy enough, you can stake claim [.

When I first started Jakarta Casual and watching Indonesian football on a regular basis it didn't take long for me to see how in many games the poor saps carrying the stretchers did more running than some of the players and I would make the occassional sarccy comment to that effect. Not that I can find any links among my 4000+ posts so bear with me.

Chris and myself have been trying our best to profile each of the 32 teams that will compete at World Cup 2010, but our knowledge about each team is miniscule (or at least mine is anyway) when compared to that of our team bloggers.

If you're unfamiliar with World Cup Blog, then allow me to explain: The blog you're reading now is the front page, but the core of WCB is the multitude of team specific blogs, including one for each of the World Cup 2010 teams.

Click for the latest Arsenal V Fulham premiership betting odds Call yourself a supporter if this is how you behave? By Walter Broeckx I usually don't go to certain blogs as they are so depressing at times that you really wonder that we support the same club. In fact when I go there the first thing I always do [.

All 32 nations competing in this year's World Cup finals have now released their provisional squad lists ahead of next month's showpiece tournament. While most of the familiar star names will be competing in South Africa, there are at least ten high-profile players who won't be featuring this summer.

My first bit up at the Telegraph. Nothing particularly interesting but I think there's an important point in there: African teams never get to play non-African teams in Africa. The editors have buried me deep in the "other blogs" part so clearly this is of no great consequence to them, but there we are.

For those who haven't dressed up their blogs and websites yet, here are some free 2010 World Cup flagtags, Icons and Badges for all 32 teams.

Get a Flagtag

We haven't even seen all the teams play, so it is time to show which team you support, show your pride by decorating your website or blog with your national flag.

Esta excelente viñeta la vi en el muy buen blog de fútbol mexicano y super recomendable Fútbol Sapiens

Well this is it then. We appear to have reached the end of the road as far as Some People Are On The Pitch is concerned. After four years and around 1,300 posts, it's time for us to go.
As I mentioned last week, this isn't so much a 'goodbye' as a 'bye for now'. As from next season, I'll be writing on an occasional basis for Football Fairground along with Terry Duffelen, Graham Sibley, Chris Nee and anyone else that gets roped in.

Ante el mensaje de una oyente, Dolina decide contestar, y lo hace de forma categórica. Lea ud.
"Una oyente dice: 'Estimado Dolina, ¿ya no defiende más a Maradona? ¿O acaso ya no hay ningún Sargento Cruz? Vea: Ud. ayudó a alimentar al monstruo que tan bien nos deja ante la prensa mundial.

Sol Campbell was called "Fat Belly" on some Newcastle blogs after he was pictured whilst training with Newcastle at the weekend, and he called the fans abuse 'pathetic'. He said that he refused to listen to 'idiots' and begged them to wait until he had been training for a month before judging him. "It's pathetic," Campbell [.

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Hoy se cumplen 3 años de esta aventura que arrancó allá por 2007 donde eramos un pequeño puñado de amigos entusiastas. 1095 días después, 1701 notas mas tarde les queremos decir ¡¡Gracias!! por estar leyéndonos y compartir este espacio de debate hecho con mucha pasión.
Durante 3 años a Tremendamente Motivados lo hicieron: Rodrigo Julián, Rubén Garcia, Esteban De León, Gonzalo San Millán, Jonathan Pollizzi, Pablo Caamaño, Pato Reisig, Franco Principato, Cristian Belleggia, Leonardo Intriago, Gabriela Miranda, Sebastián Gallagher, Homero, Luciano Ferrabone, Juani Maffi, Santiago Ludueña, Juan Manuel Puliti, Jonatan Andreani, Guido Plotnik, Urbano Rota, Note, Ignacio Goicoechea, Rafa Giraldo, Diego Nicolás Carrizo, Lapo, Nacho de River, Martin Rudistein, Juan Pablo Serra, Turco Elías, Fabio Rojo, Dan Hojman, MatiasAntonelli, Ursula, Ernesto Rosado Magallón, Miquel Moro, Gastón del Torto, Omar Cerieldín, Matias Antonelli y alguno más que seguramente me olvido.

One of the people I met at that baseball game-Tampa Bay at Seattle, one of the worst games in the history of the sport-was Aaron Campeau, 7500's co-founder, although he certainly had no clue at the time that he'd get sucked in by Villa. He thought I was just buying him a beer. But, and more importantly for this story, I also met someone so infamous in the SBN community that he needed to go by just one name: Graham.

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Welcome to the fifth issue of The Red Report, the round table discussion of all things Manchester United by your favourite United blogs: The Busby Way, Stretford-End, Bangalore To Old Trafford, ManUtd24, and Red Force Rising.

This week we look back at the Derby against Manchester City and explain what it means to us; discuss Ole's departure; praise Michael Carrick; and run the rule over free-scoring Andy Carroll.

Today, one of football's greatest derbies (using the term a bit loosely) is once again in the spotlight El Clasico. The matchup between Barcelona and Real Madrid is always the most anticipated match in Spain, and we have it covered here on The Offside. Our Barca and Real blogs are two of our most popular, and they've both been working all week to get ready for the big match.