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A suggestion for World Cup success Dear Mr Capello, An idea. OK, so it may be a tad premature but
if we're going to finally win another World Cup, we need some cutting edge ideas. The Argentinians
had a Hand of God in 1986, the Germans perfected the noble art of diving in 1990, the Brazilians
learned [.
A full slate of World Cup qualifying matches will kick off around the world on Saturday and no
match will have more international interest than Brazil vs. Argentina.
Argentina finds itself in the improbable position of fourth place in the South American World
Cup qualifying, just a spot away from missing out on automatically qualifying for the 2010 World
Cup.
By TRAVIS CLARK
It wasn't supposed to be like this. When Diego Maradona took the reins of Argentina, the former
star was supposed to re-energize a World Cup qualifying campaign that had taken some hits. With
four games in CONMEBOL qualifying left, and hardly the easiest schedule, could Argentina fail to
qualify for the World Cup?
Nilmar scores three against Chile
Even without the suspended Luis Fabiano, Brazil still managed to find the net four times against
a spirited Chile in Salvador on Wednesday night.
All eyes had been on Flamengo man, Adriano, but it was Villarreal's recent acquisition, Nilmar,
who put away three of Brazil's goals.
All of a sudden, after the week that's just passed, 'Diego Maradona's Argentina' sounds less like a
porteño schoolboy's fantasy and more like a sneering insult from Brazilians and Paraguayans
towards their neighbours. If you've not had quite enough of reading (and, through The Enganche
Argentine football podcast) about it yet, though, you can click here [.
Portugal perdeu hoje com a Ucrânia, por 5/4, a final do Homeless World Cup. Foi a melhor
classificação de sempre dos portugueses.
Today Ukraine defeated Portugal 5-4 in the final of the Milan 2009
Homeless World Cup, the annual international football tournament that gives people who are homeless
the opportunity to change their own lives.
Seven finger-clickin' links for you, but first please enjoy this fan footage of Glenovan's Kyle
Neill having his penalty saved and then missing the most open of goals on the rebound.... Name
these Bundesliga based Brazilians (Bundesliga Offside) How NAC Breda got its name (Pitch Invasion)
Actim hearts Eduardo (Avoiding the Drop) Improving the Premier League's new homegrown rule [.
After searching and searching for information on the richest footballers, I finally came up with
this list. The amazing thing about it is that it contains 3 Brazilians, 3 Britons, an Argentinean,
1 Portuguese, and 1 German and no players of African or Asian decent.
David Beckham is by far the richest footballer but I personally feel that either Kaka or
Ronaldinho should top the list.
Before the Serie A season started, AC Milan president Silvio Berlusconi
forced Ronaldinho to stand on a table and promise his teammates he would lead them without
question, and that he would help AC Milan recover from the loss of Kaka through good playing. With
Kaka and Ancelotti gone, AC Milan is left with Leonardo, Ronaldinho, and Pato.
The September 5th encounter between the Albiceleste and Seleccao fast approaches.
If there are any indications who feels most pressure, do not look to Dunga. The Seleccao are a
team where the sum of the parts equals the whole. A physical and intimidating defense, a potent
offense, and a creative midfield combining to form a well oiled machine that is firing on all
cylinders.
By TRAVIS CLARK
It wasn't supposed to be like this. When Diego Maradona took the reins of Argentina, the former
star was supposed to re-energize a World Cup qualifying campaign that had taken some hits. With
four games in CONMEBOL qualifying left, and hardly the easiest schedule, could Argentina fail to
qualify for the World Cup?
For years now Milan's name has been synonymous for spectacle. Just like Juventus' always win
without leaving their hearts on the pitch for attractive football, rossoneri were
a symbol of a different approach to football, perhaps not so attractive but with a certain
Brazilian charm.