Deadspin had the photo and a great caption: 'Talk like an Egyptian.'
A commenter on the site also notices the bombs on the sign -- fortunately just one is lit.
Another commenter pointed out that many of the other (assumed English-speaking) commenters couldn't even spell words right.

Something to read while you watch Diego score on his Juventus debut with a double roll-over... Comparing two Lopez long bombs (KC Wizards Offside) Both of which have this beat (The Spoiler) Football vs cricket (SoccerLens) Pies emerges from legal limbo (WaatP?) ESPN building it's UK content (AP) Putting BeckhamGate in perspective (Soccer Training Info) Why you can't trust transfer rumours.

A video clip of what transpired in the Milan match

If Becks wants to make friends with the Galaxy fans maybe he should make an appeal to the Home Depot authorities to revoke the lifetime ban on the fan who entered the pitch to confront him.

Yes, it was stupid behaviour on Josh Paige but really there should be no call for such severe punishment.

A bad penalty call late in a match between Indian sides Vedic Village Reddy Enterprise and Kashipur Baghajatin Sangha caused supporters of the losing team to overreact just a smidge. From Express India:

Their supporters fired pipe guns, killing a spectator, Aminul Islam, and injuring five others.

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MARKHAM - It seems sombody's been watching the Confederations Cup Tournament a little closely; and his name is Steve Ward.
Longtime Pistola Steve Ward had a breakthrough season in the goals department last year, only moments after buying a new set of cleats (ironically, those goals came on headers).

So, what do we know after either one or two matches per team? I have to say, not a heck of a lot. Here's a quick recap of my observations...
1) CoverItLive is a really great tool - thank you to everyone who showed up to the blog over the weekend and contributed their observations and questions - it was a blast and one that we'll re-create as frequently as we can (sorry, mid-week won't work because I have a day job and Premier League matches are generally on at 3 PM on the East Coast of the US).

With the decision for the 2018 and 2022 World Cup being made in 2011 I guess the bombs in Jakarta this week mean Australia has one less Asia competitor to host the 2022 World Cup.

An article by Simon Kuper draws attention on how the English continued to attend football matches even as the British Expeditionary Force were evacuating Dunkirk. For many, the preoccupation was their team's fortunes rather than the drone of Pathe newsreels of the war.

Even Sir Tom Finney recalling the war was more concerned about playing Arsenal in the 1941 War Cup : "I wasn't all that interested in the war when I was playing.

Ajax v Feyenoord, Holland

History
It all began as a clash of cultures. Feyenoord were supported by the dock workers from the built up part of Rotterdam, while Ajax by the richer, more sophiscated side of Amsterdam.

Magic moments
This fixture is full of goals, goals, super goals as big Frank frank would say.

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