Didier goes loco Where I can come from we have a name for people who walk around in flip-flops swearing at electrical appliances. Actually, we don't but we should probably come up with one. Anyhow, here is Chelsea's Didier Drogba trotting onto the pitch in his airiest footwear to harass a referee before dropping the F-bomb on [.

There comes a time in everyone's life who is either in college, doesn't have the money to pay for multiple TV packages, or is just too damn lazy, that they want to watch some soccer online. Yes this may mean that you have to watch a game in quality so low the ball disappears into the certain parts of the grass and you have to guess where it is by where the pixilated players are perusing.

Attackers Davy Arnaud and Claudio Lopez are both up twice for the AT&T Goal of the Year award. Davy is nominated for his long-range, left-footed bomb in Week 1 and a give-and-go and give-and-go effort in Week 13. Lopez is up for his free kick in Week 10 and his past-the-halfline bomb in Week 19.

One of America's more perceptive futbol journalists. Beau Dure, has a lengthy profile of Landon Donovan in yesterday's USA Today. (No comments on our speed of motion please.)

Aside from the a vintage shot of Donovan with blond hair, I actually learned a couple of things about the front-runner for the Honda Player of the Year award.

A counterpoint to the raw power of the Burch Bomb, the Clydewinder Missile is a more subtle strike, as seems fitting given the man who strikes it. DC United midfielder Clyde Simms began to add this new tool to his shed after he'd been with United...

But there's shades to it.NSC reader Adam the Red passed on this gem clip, which has U.S. midfield ace Michael Bradley struggling to express himself during an interview. Poor guy... at least, now we know how he stays so cool in middle of the park traffic. Fair warning: our Mickey lets slip with an F-bomb in there.

Hotting up.

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Lisandro Lopez: JMA himself was supposed to be in Portugal today to personaly finalize the deal for Lisandro, but management dropped a bomb today on Porto! In L'Equipe, Bernard Lacombe announced that management had called-off the trip to Portugal today, as well as divulging that negotiations for Toulouse striker Andre Pierre Gignac were underway(see more below).

I really have only one thing to say about yesterday's performance. My girlfriend and I were out to dinner Friday night and the topic of the Liverpool match came up. She asked me if I was nervous/if she should avoid being in the apartment Sunday morning and I (like an idiot) told her the following.

Jose Romero drops what I consider to be a bomb in regards to the MLS CBA negotiations; citing an unnamed source, he says the league wants a five-year agreement. I hope that's a negotiable point for...

Kansas City are taking the route of selling the players to sell the team. That's not a bad idea since even most of us who follow American soccer pretty closely can't tell you too much about these guy's personality. So why not spend 30 seconds getting to know Davy "Long Bomb" Arnaud and Jack Jewsbury by way of a couple of adverts aimed squarely at the heartland.

It's the news bomb of this afternoon, picked up by all the localmedia, AC MILAN Vice President Adriano Galliani & therepresentative of KAKA his father Bosco Leite are currently inMadrid – this afternoon – in a meeting with REAL MADRIDPresident Florentino Perez at his ACS Construction Multinationaloffices.

We had plenty of goals scored in week number 19 in Major League Soccer. A few PKs, own goals and a lot of nice one touch shots. The best in some folks eyes will probably be the midfield bomb by KC's Claudio Lopez though. I would be shocked to see another goal pass that one up for goal of the week.

My lurking on the Diósgyőri VTK forum has payed off. Someone has posted a comment on our new midfielder, Florin Pelecaci, and a YouTube clip or one of the more spectacular goals you are likely to see for some time. The title translates from the Hungarian as 'Pelecaci's Bomb Goal.'
Warning: be aware the sound on this is a bit harsh.

The Seattle Sounders and their perfect record are on the line tonight against the visiting Kansas City Wizards. Not many folks outside of KC give the Wizards much of a chance, but you never know.

SBI readers voted to have the Chivas USA-LA match be tonight's SBI Match Commentary, but the voting was extremely close and given the circumstances of tonight's match, I have decided to switch.

This Is Photo Bomb is blog dedicated to great photos and the things that screw them up; look closely because the devil is always in the details.

... tonight shall ye receive Tenacious D. I'll be back to lower your work productivity tomorrow.Fair warning: one F-bomb.- Greg Seltzer

Check out the bomb Claudio Lopez scores in this game. Can you say goal of the week?

JM

Not surprisingly, Claudio Lopez is up for Goal of the Week this week for his long range bomb over the head of Donovan Ricketts in the LA net. It's probably also one of the goals of the year in MLS this season. If you haven't seen it, or even if you have, check it out again.

Jeff Cunningham was the difference-maker again for FC Dallas as they downed the Houston Dynamo 1-0 Thursday night at Pizza Hut Park. Despite another poor penalty kick chance and a blown one-on-one with the ageless Pat Onstad, Cunningham's bomb in the 20th minute was enough to send the hordes of Houstonians home disappointed.

As you know, I normally avoid the F-bomb for Cut of the Day selection, but today's gets a pass because it is a title track preview of The Roots' newest album, due out October 20th...#1 - Unless I'm mistaken, NSC pal Grant Wahl broke the news last night that Landon Donovan has the H1N1 flu (the virus formerly known as Swine).

I need to sleep I can put them on the TIVO and go to sleep. Damn we looked so good for two games. The ball was moving. There were good shots. We werent trying to play bomb ball. You know when we kick it the length of the field to one player and hope and pray that we can get a shot off. Dario wasnt sending the ball helter skelter all over the place.

There were some good goals in this clip but Montero's bomb is something you don't see everyday! He gets my vote!

You can place your official vote on MLSnet.com.

Who gets your vote?

JM

Signs of our times.Preparations for today's World Cup finals draw in Cape Town were disturbed by two separate bomb scares....
To keep our minds on football here's a look at some great skill from Ibrahimovic during Barca's recent 2-0 win over Xerez.

Photo by ISIphotos.com

By CHRISTA MANN

In this fourth week of Women's Professional Soccer, Boston finished 3-1 over Washington; L.

A new Ken Loach movie titled Looking for Eric has just had its Cannes premiere and will be up for judging. The film stars Steve Evets as a melancholy postman losing his grip on life and former Manchester United hero Eric Cantona as... well... "himself". The early buzz is that the festival crowd loves it.

The matches to watch after you realize that planting a bomb inside a football can be dangerous.

Saturday

Iraq v New Zealand at Ellis Park (Confederations Cup) I'm thinking New Zealand should have sent the All Blacks instead.

Spain v South Africa at Free State The only way South Africa have a chance is if the home fans play the note on their vuvuzela's that can give Spaniards a sudden bout of explosive diarrhea.

Many of you have probably seen the Facebook event set up for a watch party Sunday at Hooters across from CAB for the USA's epic battle against Brazil for the Confederations Cup title. Ok, maybe epic battle is a bit much, but it should be a great game for U.S. fans, no? The game starts at 1:30 p.

As you know, I normally avoid the F-bomb for Cut of the Day selection, but today's gets a pass because it is a title track preview of The Roots' newest album, due out October 20th...#1 - Unless I'm mistaken, NSC pal Grant Wahl broke the news last night that Landon Donovan has the H1N1 flu (the virus formerly known as Swine).

I've lifted the F-bomb ban on Cut of the Day because it's Friday and I wanna...#1 - In the aftermath of last night's Real Salt Lake upset of the champs, James Edward pops the surprise cork and Shawn Mitchell does the Crew autopsy.#2 - After another loss to Benfica at home last night, Everton keeper Tim Howard knows his side is in a real scrap for the Europa League knockouts.

I really have only one thing to say about yesterday's performance. My girlfriend and I were out to dinner Friday night and the topic of the Liverpool match came up. She asked me if I was nervous/if she should avoid being in the apartment Sunday morning and I (like an idiot) told her the following.

Ben Foster won't be the one to say, "I tello so." Besiktas continued the theme of the underdog shocking the top dog as Man Utd were undone at home for the first time in eight years at Old Trafford in CL competition in the group stage. The last team to do so was Deportivo La Coruna in 2001.

Wheeeeeeeeeeeee-re has the Knitted Character heard language like that this week When it comes to presenting TV shows, Adrian Chiles is usually the model professional. But he was reduced to dropping the f-bomb live on Match of the Day 2 over fears that he is being stalked by a soft toy. The Knitted Character from Harry Hill's [.