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It started with Persiba Balikpapan. Former West Ham midfielder Peter Butler was their coach and I
thought yeah, would be good to meet him and have a chat. But he went and quit the club or was
sacked just ahead of their game against Persija in Jakarta. No one had the decency to consider me
and my plans.
photo by ISIphotos.com
By FRANCO PANIZO
Real Salt Lake are looking to the future just as much as they are hoping to win an MLS Cup title
in 2012.
Real Salt Lake announced four moves on Thursday, including the re-signings of Fabian Espindola
and Ned Grabavoy.
Brazilian club Santos on Friday turned down an €8 million bid from Portuguese club FC Porto
for their midfield wizard Paulo Henrique Ganso. However, what seems to be rubbing people the wrong
way is club president Luis Alvaro Ribeiro's comments where he labelled Porto's bid as comical and
that it should have at least contained an extra zero for Santos to consider it.
Real Madrid midfielder Kaka has revealed that his future with the club has been assured by club
president Florento Perez and coach Jose Mourinho.
Kaka has struggled with injuries since joining Real Madrid in 2009, but has periodically
displayed his old skill in recent matches and had one of his best games games in a Real Madrid
shirt in Saturday's 3-1 win over Zaragoza.
Despite winning 17 of the 20 La Liga fixtures played so far this season and opening up a 7
point lead over arch rivals Barcelona, Jose Mourinho is not a happy man at Real Madrid and he could
leave the Spanish giants this summer for a return to the Premier League.
According to reports emerging from Madrid, Mourinho is 'sick and tired' of the constant power
struggles within the club and is seriously considering a return to the EPL.
Valencia midfielder Ever Banega has agreed to stay in La Liga by signing a contract that will
keep him at the Spanish outfit till 2015.
Banega, 23, has attracted the interest of both Merseyside clubs in the past while also being
linked to Arsenal and German giants Bayern Munich more recently.
First he was great and thin then fat and great and now Gaucho is back to looking like his old
self. For those who thought dinho's best days were behind him, guess again.
The 31 year old has lost more than 80kgs (or so i could be wrong) to get back to his lean
physique and if you don't believe me, take a look at these pictures.
It should come as no surprise but it's being reported that Liverpool will tour the USA this
summer and play a match at Fenway Park which is the home of the Boston Red Socks.
New owners are looking to tap into the huge base of American sports fans which would be great
for club support and reaching potential sponsors.
Keeping Neymar at Santos meant compromising all female football?
Europe's giants were getting ready to fight over the signing of the Neymar, the 18-year-old
Brazilian prodigy. However, in November Santos announced that Neymar had signed a contract that
lasted until 2014 and included a 50% pay increase.
As we told you earlier this week, the München Men have been biding their time
at a training camp in Doha. Bastian Schweinsteiger recovered well enough from
his shoulder operation (which quite honestly, left a sexy scar!) to play in their win over
Al-Sailiya last night.
Out of Contract LA Galaxy midfielder David Beckham will not be joining French side PSG after
all. Club President Nasser Al Khelaifi revealed that the deal had been called off.
Beckham who had been linked with the Paris based club since late last year seems set to re-sign
with Galaxy.
Villa removed from pitch following leg injury (Photo: AP Photo)
Horrible news out of Japan this morning where FC Barcelona defeated Al-Sadd 0-4 in the Club
World Cup semi-final and will move on to play Santos in the final.
In the 36th minute of the first half David Villa was injured running down a through ball and
when he tried to control the pass twisted is left leg and fell to the ground.
By CALEB SONNELAND
The loss of life in the sports world always runs deep within the game, and to lose a player like
Gary Speed saw shockwaves sent throughout soccer on Sunday.
The Wales manager was discovered at his home Sunday morning with the news spreading to every
corner of the Britain within the hour that he had taken his own life.
Just days after Neymar put pen to paper and signed a new improved contract that will see him
stay with Brazilian club Santos until 2014, club President Luis Alvaro Ribiero has spoken out on
Spanish club Real Madrid's aim to sign the teen sensation.
Ribiero who did not have any kind words for the European power house slammed the club's
behaviour labeling it lamentable and arrogant.
Ryad Boudebouz on Liverpool radar
Liverpool are back on the trail of Sochaux midfielder Ryad Boudebouz. The Anfield club were keen
on the 21-year-old in May and Boudebouz said: 'I was told Damien Comolli had spoken to our club
president'.
View the full story here: The Mail
A news article on 2011-11-10 22:32:18 from: The Mail
This news item has been reproduced from today's media.
Last week we covered tha ESPNsoccernet reported that Brazilian star Neymar had agreed to join
Real Madrid next summer from Santos for around £53m.
Well today we learnt that the ESPN story was wrong as Neymar announced that he will stay at
Santos until at least 2014.
"I'm very happy, it's another decision I'm taking in my life, a family decision," Neymar told a
news conference where he was handed a Santos shirt with the number 2014 on it by club president
Luis Alvaro de Oliveira.
By Shane Badger
The Rochester Lancers were in high spirits last night as they kicked off their home season with a
meet the fans party. The entire team as well as management, and the entire Lancer Dancer squad made
themselves available to fans for signatures and questions during the three hour party.
Tottenham boss Harry Redknapp insists he is not looking to bring unsettled Man City striker
Carlos Tevez to White Hart Lane, because they wouldn't be able to afford his wages.
Tevez appears on the verge of leaving the Etihad Stadium after being handed a two week
suspension and two week's wages fine for apparently refusing to come on as a substitute in City's
2-0 Champions League defeat against Bayern Munich.
This is not the first time Barcelona coach Pep Guardiola is defending himself against claims of
forcing out players he dislikes. After taking over from Frank Rijkaard in 2008, Guardiola made it
very clear that Ronaldinho, Eto'o and Deco would no longer be part of his plans as coach of the
Catalans.
Corinthians club President Andrés Navarro Sánchez has confirmed that outcasted Manchester City
striker Carlos Tevez is close to signing for the club once again. Sanchez confirmed the news to
reporters in Brazil amidst mounting speculation concerning the Argentine striker's future at
Eastlands. "Tevez has one foot in Corinthians, even if a lot of people don't [.
The worst kept secret at Juventus, well at least up until this week, was that this season would
be the last for the Bianconeri's legendary captain Alessandro del Piero. The 36 year old will say
goodbye to a team he has served for nearly two decades and hopefully the clubs is planning a bit
more pomp and circumstance then we have seen so far.
Juventus club president Andrea Agnelli has announced that striker Alessandro Del Piero is set to
leave the club at the end of the season bringing the curtain down on a 19-year spell in Turin. The
news was broken on Tuesday and was tentatively accepted by Juve fans the world over as club legend
and Juventus' [.
Former French international and one of the games greats Zinedine Zidane is considering the
option of returning to the French national team as a coach. Zidane who retired from the side after
he infamously head butted Marco Materazzi during the 2006 world cup finals, made the statement
when questioned by Le Parisien.
Jose Mourinho prepares his side for a home tie Ajax on Wednesday night following a debate amongst
Real Madrid's general assembly about the Portuguese manager. Some of the members were unhappy with
the outspoken coach, and felt he has damaged the reputation of the club since his arrival.
Despite the heated debate, club president Florentino Perez did defend the 48-year old who moved to
the Bernabeu in May 2010 from Italian side Inter Milan.
Funny how football fortunes can quickly change... Not so long ago, such a game would have been
eagerly expected, for this was promising an intense and entertaining game. But shortly before
Laurent Blanc announced he would be leaving the Girondins to take the reigns of the French National
Team, the internal dynamics of the so far successful team started to derail.
You don't need an Italian football expert to tell you Gian Piero Gasperini was off to a bad
start at Inter. Even though he has lead the Nerazzurri in fewer than a half-dozen competitive
matches, his team looked nothing short of horrendous in that time. It can be argued he did, in
fact, deserve the pink slip handed to him this morning.
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Subscribe: The Good, the Bad and the Ugly
In this week's review section, we look at stories from some of the biggest clubs in Europe: Man
United, Bayern Munich, Inter Milan and Real Madrid. You can listen to these and other stories on
our weekly podcast and can find explanations of key vocabulary in bold below, or
highlighted in blue.
Napoli, Juventus, Udinese and Cagliari look to continue their winning ways midweek. While manager
Eddy Reja is sticking with Lazio after having his resignation refused by club president Claudio
Lotito which means, start to the famed Italian managerial sack race is avoided if only temporarily.
Champions Milan will be looking to avoid a back to back loss results when they welcome visitors
Udinese.
We'll be back soon with an account of what we watched this past weekend, but first there are two
matches later today that are worthy of your attention:
Monday, August 22
Gamper Trophy (friendly), Barcelona-Napoli (2:30pmET, ESPN3.com):
This is an annual pre-season friendly hosted by Barcelona each August, named after Joan (nee
Hans) Gamper a Swiss player and businessman, and founding member of FC Zurich.
It looks like the future of Giovani dos Santos may well be settled before the start of the
season with several overseas clubs being lined up as candidates for the Mexican's signature.
Sevilla were being touted as a likely destination at one point but it later emerged that the
Spanish outfit were only interested in a loan deal,
"Tottenham want a sale but at the moment Sevilla are only interested in a loan with the first
option to buy," said club president Jose Maria Del Nido.
SOURCE: REPUBLICA
KATHMANDU, July 12: Mega Three Star Club signed a one-year co-sponsorship deal with Nepal Leon
Motors, the authorized dealer of Mitsubishi Motors for Nepal, on Tuesday.
Club president Lalit Krishna Shrestha and Leon Motors Executive Chairman Ashish Shrestha signed the
MoU amidst a function in Patan.
Inter Milan 2011/2012 Shirts - originally posted on Soccerlens.com
Inter Milan have revealed their 2011/12 home kits. The home shirt leaks suggested the correct
design of the shirt but the revealed shirt has thinner stripes.
Inter's five-year treblesome reign as the champions of Serie A came to end last season
as their local rivals AC Milan took a six-point lead over them.
By Chris Wright
We wonder who's idea this was? Was it the fairly mild-mannered and unassuming Swiss midfielder?
Or was it perhaps the brainchild of the gaudy, eccentric, film producer/club president?
Photos: PA
Milan Jovanovic has revealed that he has met with Anderlecht officials to discuss his transfer from
Liverpool.
The former Standard Liege forward has already been told that he can leave Anfield for free after
just one year, with the Premier League club reportedly prepared to pay off his £60,000-a-week
wages.
Zinedine Zidane is set to become Real Madrid's new sporting director.
Zidane, who played for Real Madrid between 2001 and 2006, and has been a special advisor to club
president Florentino Perez told eporters on the sidelines of a charity match in Madrid that
"I will be the first team's sporting director,"
The three-time FIFA World Player of the Year said he was still not sure what his functions would
be, although Spanish media said it would involve working more closely with Real coach Jose
Mourinho.
Zinedine Zidane is set to become Real Madrid's new sporting director.
Zidane, who played for Real Madrid between 2001 and 2006, and has been a special advisor to club
president Florentino Perez told eporters on the sidelines of a charity match in Madrid that
"I will be the first team's sporting director,"
The three-time FIFA World Player of the Year said he was still not sure what his functions would
be, although Spanish media said it would involve working more closely with Real coach Jose
Mourinho.
Jovanovic Meets With Anderlecht Officials
Liverpool flop Milan Jovanovic has met with officials from Anderlecht regarding a possible move
back to Belgium. The 2010 Bosman signing has failed to make an impression under three different
managers at Anfield, and appears close to calling time on his torrid tenure on Merseyside.
Real Madrid SPANISH FOOTBALL SPORTS paper "Marca" run a front cover story today that basically says
that the REAL MADRID Football Manager & Coach José Mourinho, who is back at work, has expressed to
Club President Florentino Perez that he is satisfied & happy with the all the new signings. Marca
cover In fact, according to the Sports paper, Mourinho believes that squad has been compensated,
Real Madrid One of World Football greats, ex Cannes, Bordeaux, Juventus & REAL MADRID player,
Frenchman ZINEDINE ZIDANE made the public announcement today that he will be the new FOOTBALL
DIRECTOR of the REAL MADRID first team as off next Monday. The Frenchman was up till now personal
advisor to Club President Florentino Perez & will now add to his responsibilities the Football
"matters" of the
As up-and-coming Brazilian star Neymar gets set for one of the more important summers of his
career, his club has come out and said he is not for sale.
Despite Santos attracting lucrative offers from some of the biggest clubs in the world for its
star forward, club president Luis Alvaro de Oliveira said in a statement that "In light of
continuous speculation in the national and international press about the future of our player, I
feel obliged to communicate the departure of Neymar is non-negotiable.