More World Cup tuneage In the absence of the Republic of Ireland (can... worms... keep closed),
some of the Irish public have adopted Wayne Rooney as their official representative at the World
Cup. The Corrigan Brothers - who previously brought us Here's To Trapattoni - are back to explain
precisely why Wayne Rooney is their hero.
Corrigan Brothers love Trappatoni almost as much as we love Soccer Pro
What's better than free footie gear right before the holidays? Almost nothing, that's right. So
we've teamed up once again with our favorite online soccer shop Soccer Pro to run a brand new
Butt Buddies World Cup Play-Off Prediction Contest this week.
A song for South Africa (well, France at least) Sometime we lack skill / And sometimes we lack
speed / Who needs Steven Ireland? / Bring back Andy Reid We have all heard of World Cup songs, but
World Cup play-off songs might be a new one. Here's To Trapattoni has been written by the Corrigan
Brothers [.
Manchester City and Liverpool drew 2 - 2 this morning. Blog buddy Yossi Benayoun's equalizer
secured the draw. Benayoun had just flown back at 3:00AM from Serbia, after receiving extensive
horse placenta massages on his hamstring. No word on if he ate hay for breakfast. Neither team
looked deserving of a win, though City's play improved after the introduction of Carlos Tevez in
the second half.
The matches to watch after you realize that playing football while wearing a cape might be the
most awesome thing ever.
Saturday
Arsenal v Tottenham at Emirates Stadium North London derby. While Spurs are a little
depleted at the moment (Defoe, Lennon, dos Santos, and Modric all out), this is still the match of
the weekend.
