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With Wolves set to name former Wimbledon midfielder Stale Solbakken as their new manager, OTP touts
10 other former Dons players who could take on the Molineux job. 1. Hans Segers OTP can't
understand how Hans Segers isn't the frontrunner. Who snapped up everybody's second favourite
betting irregularity goalkeeper when he left Wimbledon?
Sandy Macaskill of the New York Times writes of the Manchester derby between Manchester United and
Manchester City, and how this football match is bigger than any in recent memory.
MANCHESTER, England — Slanting rain and a vicious wind sent ripples and eddies across the
puddles forming outside Manchester City's Etihad Stadium on Sunday.
TweetAmerican soccer enthusiasts, owe their interest, at least in part, to David Beckham, an
internationally famous British soccer player. His persona, on and off the field, is one reason
soccer has taken root in the American sports psyche. Even people who know nothing about soccer know
about "Bend it like Beckham.
In British soccer, the number nine takes on extra significance for an elite attacking player.
Historically a center forward, at certain clubs the number has a legacy all its own. Previous
Everton #9 Duncan Ferguson had a tattoo of the number and it's normally associated with the player
most representative of the club.
By J Hutcherson - WASHINGTON, DC (Aug 30, 2011) US Soccer Players -- Last week, UEFA president
Michel Platini spoke to journalists in advance of the UEFA Super Cup. Using words more closely
associated with British soccer pundits, he said: "I fear for the future of football. It's going
pear shaped." Platini also referred to "red lights flashing.
As soccer fans, we often assume that players have it all. However when I asked Sam Craven what
motivated him and business partner Lance Stimpson to set up ‘Sports Academy USA,' he told me "I
just wanted more from life." Up until recently Craven had been plying his trade with FC New York,
but now back in England along with Lance, they aim to give the same opportunity they had to
talented British players wanting more.
Growing up in the 1970's, tactics was never something that was discussed much. United played
4-4-2 week in and week out with the same players turning out each Saturday afternoon. We had
Coppell and Hill on the wings, Daly and McIlroy in the middle with Pearson and Macari up front. If
someone was injured then David McCreery was the usual substitute.
LONDON, England A British soccer player is suing Twitter over information published on the
messaging website, the BBC reported on Friday, fuelling a growing debate in Britain over the right
to privacy and press freedom in the internet age. The unnamed professional player began proceedings
at London's High Court this week, accusing the U.
For a long time I felt guilty for not liking Run of Play, and more specifically, the writing of
Brian Phillips. Of all the writers in the soccersphere, Phillips is probably the best example of
one who can arrange words in a way the grammar nazis intended. Other writers I respect (and have in
the past secretly aspired to be, although the Ives Galarcep references have mostly cured that by
now) read and quote Phillips.
A Day Out in Chester " Union City Blue
I had some time off this week, so I decided to check out some of the local eateries in Chester
along Route 291 (2nd Street) on the way to PPL Park from the...
Fredy Montero Still Questionable For Philadelphia Union-Seattle Sounders Match - Sounder At
Heart
Fredy Montero is still questionable for Saturday's match against the Philadelphia Union after
undergoing wrist surgery last week.
The board of AEK has asked Greek prime minister Papandreou to take meaures to clean up the Super
League. Adamidis wants Papandreou to end the supporters violence, corruption and accusations of
fraude in the Greek topleague.
AEK chairman Adamidis thinks that Papandreou can play the same role as Margareth Thatcher did in
the UK in the 1980′s.
LONDON, England One of British soccer's leading television commentators was fired Tuesday, a day
after being taken off the air and temporarily suspended for making sexist remarks about a female
match official. Andy Gray, the face of Sky Sports' soccer coverage for the past two decades, was
dismissed by the broadcaster after "new evidence [.