Believe it or not this photo has nothing to do with a certain FC Dallas keeper forming a posse to
round up that Frenchman up there in New York City. Nor does it have anything to do with the NRA,
the PBR, CMT or seeing the bottom of the tattoo that is peeking out over his associate's gun belt.
On Saturday Jamie Carragher took full advantage of the international break to hold his
testimonial, Liverpool versus Everton, with all the proceeds going to his charity, 23 Foundation.
It's thought that around 1 million pounds was raised.
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Normally I don't mention lots of things that any of the Wizards supporters groups do because plenty
of people that read this blog are not members any of the Wizards supporters groups. Since this is
for a good cause I figured I'd post this. The Hillcrest Syndicate is taking pre-orders for a pink
version of their latest scarf.
Looking for a charitable way to support your club and add a bit of style to your room at the
same time? Well, have a look at Trebleseven's Premier League posters that have the schedules of
your respective clubs artistically organised for your viewing pleasure.
All profits are donated to Soccer Aid / UNICEF
A businessman has launched a bid to reverse a decision by European authorities to give Liverpool FC
a trademark on the Liver Bird.
Alfie Hincks, who runs a maritime training company, has applied to have the Anfield club's claim on
the famous symbol struck out.
The 45-year-old, who lives in Fazakerley, said the symbol belongs to the city and should not be
allowed to be "privatized".
Late yesterday afternoon, in the suprising flurry of MLS and RBNY news, it was announced that Seth
Stammler will be retiring from professional soccer at the end of the 2010 season. He has elected to
pursue an advanced degree at the University of Chicago.
Seth will retire from MLS as a one-team man, playing his entire professional career for the New
York Red Bulls.
Dimitar Berbatov has used the platform he has been given from scoring three goals against
Liverpool to promote his charity. He created Dimitar Berbatov Foundation in 2008 but this wasn't
the start of his charity. In 2001 he saved the life of a sick Bulgarian girl by paying for her
liver transplant and actively helps Unicef.
