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Yes Gareth, the tent doesn't hurt, either. Getty Images/Zimbio

Although it might seem that we are heavy on the pretty when it comes to our favourite ballers, we don't appreciate boundaries here at Kickette. Indeed, we admire hotness in all of its forms and if called upon, would fight to the death for your right to fantasise about whoever you like.

It's that time of the year again. The most overhyped bunch of players and manager in the Premiership visit the most undervalued lot at the Emirates for a game that stretches the boundaries of passion.

We can say all sorts of things for this one. The cautious ones might say the Tiny Totts have some good players and Arsenal will have to be close to their best to win.

It's hard to know where to start with yesterday's game. The final whistle seems the best place. Arsene Wenger shook hands, briefly, with Sam Allardyce, stormed off down the tunnel a very unhappy man and then gave an interview, his voice unusually shaky, to ESPN.

He'd seen his Arsenal side outfought, again.

He hasn't gotten a call from Fulham yet, and the USSF hasn't renewed his contract with the men's national team, but Bob Bradley has at least one high-profile supporter.

Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson said as much in the Daily Mail, saying that, "'I think he did a fantastic job and I am surprised the USA have not sprinted to his house and given him a new contract.

That was the sentiment many expressed when Walcott was injured. I hate internationals is another common feeling that is shared by football fans across club boundaries. And I totally relate with anyone who has gone bonkers with the news that Walcott will be out for six weeks or so.

These are times when the polite ones go ‘WTF!

We've had some good discussions over the last three days or so. One point that seems to be shared by some, including myself, is that Arsene isn't tactically as good as the likes of Mourinho, Hiddink and even Fergie.

I have to say I don't claim to be a tactical genius or have better footballing acumen than Le Boss.

We've had goalkeepers, defenders and defensive midfielders, but this week the focus turns to those concerned with the business of making and scoring goals.

This First XI incorporates goal-scoring and creative central and attacking midfielders. Second strikers and inside forwards will be incorporated into a later selection of attackers.

Manchester City striker Carlos Tevez has criticized his own club for the small time poster they put up around the City after they secured his signature.

The poster featured a picture of Tevez (ironically celebrating a goal for Manchester United against Wigan) with the caption, 'Welcome to Manchester'.

I like to think of the office where the Nike World Cup kit designers work as being divided into three sections, each labelled ‘Sane', ‘Slightly Silly' and ‘Monster Raving Loony'. When you've seen the kits they've come up with for this summer's tournament, it's easy to spot which kit was designed by which part of the office.

The Dutch coach Bert van Marwijk is doing his best to prepare his players for the biggest match of their careers when they take on Uruguay in the semi-final of the World Cup tomorrow. Playing on such a high-profile global stage can be nerve-wracking, but Van Marwijk is confident they can handle the pressure.

Jose Mourinho held his first training session with Real Madrid yesterday. This is the beginning of an interesting arrangement between manager and club. I like to think of it as a collision of opposing forces coming together for a common interest. Real is notorious for the board over stepping it's boundaries and making decisions about players that the manager is not aligned with.

Sir Alex Ferguson says US coach Bob Bradley would be successful in the Premiership. The man who led the USA at the recent World Cup, helping them reach the last 16, has been linked with the vacant hot seat at Fulham following Roy Hodgson's departure. And were the Londoners to turn to Bradley, Ferguson feels he would do a good job.

Stjarnan's latest and greatest goal celebration has the world (read: me) wondering to which depths they'll plummet yet, now with the "human toilet" experience fully achieved. The good money may be pushing the boundaries of simulation and reality, with their next goal followed by the goal scorer peeing on an unsuspecting teammate.

Already identified as the game of the weekend by Sky Sports, tomorrow's Yorkshire clásico has taken on greater significance after a simply apocalyptic Tuesday night. If Doncaster Rovers fans weren't anticipating this one enough given the local connections and events the last time they met, Leeds' capitulation two days ago, also within the boundaries of South Yorkshire, coupled with Rovers' own

MEASHAM IMPERIAL 2-4 LONG CLAWSONSaturday 18th September 2010North Leicestershire League Cobbin Trophy 1st RoundMeasham Leisure Centre
Another Saturday and another change of plan!!! Originally it was to be Winsford United in the FA Vase but a change in circumstances meant Gary Spooner and I ended up at the 1.

I'm getting a little irked with a lot of the reporting around Villa in recent times. Let me be clear; I couldn't be happier that Nigel Reo-Coker is going to be wearing the armband and will also be negotiating a new contract at the club, regular readers will know I'm a fan. However, you'd think from the way it's being portrayed that NRC had been exiled to Siberia and was literally coming in from the cold.

Another draw on the road falls somewhere between the boundaries of good result and a slight disappointment. Of course, such simple statements aren't generally enough to summarise a whole game yet another disappointing goal conceded doesn't account for the chances the home side later spurned, but well, that's the point of a match report isn't it?

"Well shit, that's a navy sock, isn't it? With black shoes. That just won't do."

It had to come to this.

A few quick rules:

Five pictures, five captions. All Roy, all the time. Your dreams (or nightmares) have been realized. Pick one or pick them all.