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szólj hozzá: Chelsea 2-1 Liverpool Goals
Ramires was always a motor, a non-stop blur of pumping legs and arms. But his lack of a
footballing brain always seemed to get in the way of that perspiring flourish. No longer. The
Brazilian has shown a number of world class finishes in huge matches.
Date: Saturday Dec 03 2011
Ground: The Muga
Comp: Welsh Cup third round
Match: FC Cefn (3rd Tier) 1 Aberystwyth Town (1st
Tier) 6 HT: 1-3
ATT: circa 450
Additional: Entrance £3.00, Programme £1.00
The Muga in pictures
Ground Statistics (marks out of ten, maximum 40)
Character 7, Structures/Terracing 4, Hospitality 7, Backdrop/Scenery or aesthetics for larger
stadiums 7
Total 25
Another Welsh odyssey and this time my first Welsh Cup tie.
The way we do business is changing fast and in order to keep up, your entire mentality about work
has to change just as quickly.
Unfortunately, most people aren't adapting fast enough to this change in the workplace, says
marketing guru Seth Godin in an interview with the Canadian talk show "George Stroumboulopoulos
Tonight" (via Pragmatic Capitalism).
Orlando City owner Phil Rawlins has no desire to pay the second division North American Soccer
Leagues franchise fees (last check-$750k). He's content to continue his partnership with United
Soccer Leagues, the third division of pro Soccer in the U.
What are the effects of "offering" free employment?
On Wednesday, one of Britain's longest running and highly respect newspapers, The
Guardian, announced a new, bold idea for its sport section of its website, . The concept, the
Guardian Sports Network, would basically establish a sort of partnership between Guardian Sport and
a selected number of sport blogs (most of which are centered on soccer/football).
Interesting piece on the BBC about people re-evaluating Marx's theories on Capitalism
As a side-effect of the financial crisis, more and more people are starting to think Karl Marx was
right. The great 19th Century German philosopher, economist and revolutionary believed that
capitalism was radically unstable.
