Posted By Eric Beard

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Where to start? We have Cristiano Ronaldo nutmegging Homer Simpson while Homer says, "Ronal.

In Port-au-Prince there stands – or at least there stood, before the January 12th earthquake devastated much of the city – a mural depicting four great nationalist heroes of the Caribbean: Toussaint L'ouverture, Che Guevara, Fidel Castro and Emmanuel Sannon. If you don't recognize the last name, you are not alone, for Sannon's presence among this group might at first seem a little odd.

Presidential interest in national soccer is nothing new to us. With so much popular will and attention fixated on national teams, national soccer has long been mixed with executive politicking. The recent World Cup has illustrated this phenomenon more clearly than ever, with notable presidential "arbitrations" occurring in the French, Nigerian, and North Korean football associations in the wake of poor tournament performances.

O desporto é uma área que é transversal a toda a sociedade. Desde política, a religiões, a raças o desporto atravessa tudo, sempre com os mesmos objectivos, participar, competir, e por último ganhar. É possível ver desporto praticado por pobres, ricos, remediados, mulheres, homens, crianças e idosos.

Hola Amigos! Burrito here with latest news on Maradona getting bit by his perrito called "El Che". (After Ernesto "Che" Guevara)
In case you carnales don't reads about it, Diego Armando Maradona, known to most Argentinos peoples ass the greatest player to half played in the worlds, was bit in the culo (ok, ok in the face pero Burrito think his face look like an ass anyways!

I read an article this morning about how to build an audience on the internet. People on the internet, it said, don't want a lot of fancy explanations and preambles. They just want to get in, get the information, and get out. People on the internet don't need to know why you're introducing something in a certain way, or where you're thinking about going with it.

Socrates Brasileiro Sampaio de Souza Vieira de Oliveira, to give him his full name, delayed the start of his international career until the age of 25 so he could complete his studies as a doctor.

When asked to name his heroes, rather than opting for Brazilian footballers such as Pele and Garrincha, he picked John Lennon and Cuban revolutionary leader Che Guevara - like Socrates, a trained doctor.

Presidential interest in national soccer is nothing new to us. With so much popular will and attention fixated on national teams, national soccer has long been mixed with executive politicking. The recent World Cup has illustrated this phenomenon more clearly than ever, with notable presidential "arbitrations" occurring in the French, Nigerian, and North Korean football associations in the wake of poor tournament performances.

Diego Maradona was among the thousands of Argentine citizens who paid their respect to fallen former President Nestor Kirchner on Thursday. Kirchner's body was laid to rest at Argentina's presidential palace in a service yesterday morning and Maradona was at the ceremony and embraced Kirchner's widow, Argentina's current President Cristina Fernandez, and the former World Cup star and national team coach also placed his hand on Kirchner's flag-draped coffin to pay tribute to the fallen former leader.