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Jose haz a sad. Image via Jasper Juinen/Getty Images Europe; Denis Doyle/Getty Images Europe.
Like a lot of you, we've noticed that The Special One's dress sense has gone from GQMF to WTF.
Case and point: to sweat out Wednesday night's El Clasico, Jose wore track pants, a hoodie, and a
puffer vest.
On the eve of one of the more important matches of the season for Real Madrid, manager Jose
Mourinho is making headlines again for all the wrong reasons.
According to reports out of Spain, Mourinho is letting it be known that he wants out of Madrid
at the end of this season, which would be two years into his four-year contract with the club.
Liverpool have been offered Serbia winger Milos Krasic by Juventus.
Krasic is not wanted by new Juve coach Antonio Conte and the Serie A giants have approached
Liverpool because ex-boss Rafa Benitez showed interest in him.
Juventus have told the Reds they can have Krasic for the £12million they paid CSKA Moscow for him
in 2010.
The future of Dimitar Berbatov continues to be the subject of intense media speculation. The £30m
striker is out of contract next summer and is therefore free to talk to would be suitors. The
former Spurs striker has been linked to CSKA Moscow, Bayern Munich and Bayer Leverkusen. Last
month, Ferguson hinted that he was ready to activate a clause in the Bulgarian's contract; one that
would
Talksport: CSKA Moscow warn Liverpool off midfield star
Russian club's coach insists Keisuke Honda will not be sold in this transfer window
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A news article on 2012-01-09 13:19:12 from: Talksport
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Talksport: PSG ramp up chase for Liverpool target Honda
French club ready to make a £13m bid for CSKA Moscow star, who has long been chased by Reds
View the full story here: Talksport
A news article on 2012-01-06 11:42:51 from: Talksport
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For the first time since his racial rowe with Patrice Evra caused a firestorm in England,
Liverpool striker Luis Suarez has issued an apology.
Well, sort of.
Suarez apologized to anyone who might have been offended by the use of the word "negro" but did
not go as so far as to apologize directly to Evra.
It is being reported this morning that Arsene Wenger is still interested in buying the Japanese
star Keisuke Honda from the Russian giants CSKA Moscow. The Russians have continually refused to
let Honda break his contract up 'til now, but he now only has one year left and it is time for CSKA
to cash [.
It is being reported this morning that Arsene Wenger is still interested in buying the Japanese
star Keisuke Honda from the Russian giants CSKA Moscow. The Russians have continually refused to
let Honda break his contract up 'til now, but he now only has one year left and it is time for CSKA
to cash [.
Trouble is brewing for Andres Villas-Boas and Chelsea after a number of poor performances have
left them out of the title race and raised concerns from players who are willing to quit the club
if their pleas are not addressed.
Truth be said, the longer Villas-Boas stays in charge the worse it gets for Chelsea and as a
matter of fact, he should be replaced as quickly as possible (however unlikely this may be).
By "The Other 87 Minutes" /
Senior Unemployed English Major CorrespondentsTo our mind, the only thing wrong with the Champions League is its outmoded method of
determining the best of the final 16 teams through a two-legged, single-elimination knockout
tournament.
Photo: Nicolae Stoian
There's only one piece of soccer news that really matters to American soccer fans today, and no,
Eli, it's not that Philadelphia Union signed a deal with Rosenberg's Peanut Chews, which apparently
are a source of some great conflict among the PSP staff.
Yep, it's Landon Donovan going to Everton.
Following today's draws in the European club competitions one can't help but feel that there
could've been some tastier matches upon the horizon going into the knockout rounds of each
competition. Nonetheless the teams that do remain in each tournament will have their eyes firmly
focused on the big prize.
CHAMPIONS LEAGUE LAST 16 DRAW
Olympique Lyonnais v APOEL Nicosia
Napoli v Chelsea
AC Milan v Arsenal
Basel v Bayern Munich
Bayer Leverkusen v Barcelona
CSKA Moscow v Real Madrid
Zenit St Petersburg v Benfica
Marseille v Internazionale
*The first legs will be played on Feb.
FC Barcelona draw Bayer Leverkusen in round of 16 (Photo: REUTERS/Denis Balibous)
The Champions League draw for the round of 16 was held earlier this morning in Nyon, Switzerland
and FC Barcelona found out that their first opponent in the elimination stage will be Bayer
Leverkusen.
The first legs will take place on February 14, 15, 21, 22 with the return legs be played on
March 6, 7, 13, 14.
With AC Milan in the runner-up pot, the odds of a high-profile matchup in the first knockout
round of the UEFA Champions League were quite high. As it turns out, the draw did not
disappoint.
Arsenal got paired with Milan during Friday's Champions League draw, setting the stage for an
intriguing battle in the tournament's Round of 16.
By Alan Duffy
You have to feel somewhat sorry for Arsenal. After doing all the hard work and topping their
difficult group with a game to spare, they still manage to draw the Italian champions in the last
16 of the competition. Still, the Gunners have a decent record against Milan, knocking them out of
the competition in 2008, courtesy of a 2-0 win at the San Siro.
The draw ( match ups ) of the last 16 Clubs in the CHAMPIONS LEAGUE has been celebrated with the
following results. The away games will be celebrated the 14- 15th & 21/22nd of February, with the
return matches the 6/7th & 13/14th of March 2012. FC BARECLONA will first play away in Germany
against Bayern Leverkusen, while REAL MADRID will play its first game in Russia against CSKA
Moscow.
Last sixteen of the UEFA Champions League? Say word.
I reckon that's a Luis Suarez (a couple middle fingers) to all our detractors. Tell me you don't
agree. But, now that we've booked our place in the knockout stages of the competition, we need to
look ahead to our possible opposition in the opening round.
Let me say this before I say anything...
Trabzonspor and Trabzonspor fans will never forget Inter Milan!
The score came out of Milan in the last minutes of the match, against CSKA Moscow ,really hurt
Trabzonspor and their fans...
Let's not forget ,Trabzonspor is the only team who got four points from Inter in this group.
With the completion of the last of Group matches yesterday, we now clearly know the clubs which
will go to the next stage of 2011-2012 Champions League Tournament. Bayern Munich, Napoli, Inter
Milan, CSKA Moscow, Benfica, FC Basel, Real Madrid, Lyon, Chelsea bayer Leverkusen, Arsenal,
Marseille, Apoel Nicosia, Zenit St Petersburg, Barcelona and AC Milan are the ones qualified for
the knock out stage of 2011-12 Champions League.
So after an exciting first round in the Champions League, there are a few shocks and surprises
as the competition takes a 2 month break. Of course the major shocks are the exiting of Man United,
Ajax and Valencia.
Joining that clubs that had already qualified to the knock out stages are: Lyon, Basel, CSKA
Moscow and Napoli.
STARTERS
Claire Newell & Paulo Kelso of the Telegraph report that the FBI is investigating suspicious
activity around the 2018 and 2022 World Cup bids and FIFA presidential election.
dN
Mexico has scheduled 2 friendlies early next year in the USA:
-Wed Jan 25
Mexico v Venezuela - in Houston
-Wed Feb 29
Mexico v Colombia - in Miami
DU NORD AT THE CONTROLS
du Nord at the Controls - Tue Dec 6, 2011 - Brand new music mix at Spotify
TEAM USA - EL EQUIPO DE TODOS
Steve Davis of Sports Illustrated looks at who may or may not get called in to the USA January
camp.
Many thought that one Manchester side would see its Champions League dream come to an end
tonight but in the end, it ended up being the fate of both.
City and United, the two Mancunian giants battling at the Premier League summit, will now battle
together in the Europa League after failing to get the desired results tonight.
Group Winners Runners-up A Bayern Munich Napoli B Internazionale CSKA Moscow C Benfica Basel D Real
Madrid Lyon E Chelsea Bayer Leverkusen F Arsenal Marseille G APOEL Zenit St. Petersburg H Barcelona
Milan
This is extraordinary. Just extraordinary. It's entirely possible that, with a group comprised
of Bayern, Napoli and Villarreal, Manchester City's first foray wouldn't go brilliantly. And it
didn't, dropping down to the 3rd spot below the Germans and Italians. (Villarreal finishing with a
big fat goose egg.
It's the final day of the UEFA Champions League group stage, meaning that there is high
potential for drama across Europe.
Much of the focus will be centered on St. Jakob Park in Switzerland, where FC Basel will try to
do the unthinkable and prevent Manchester United from making it to the knockout round.
By Geoff Reid
Group A
Manchester City vs Bayern Munich from the Etihad Stadium, Manchester
Arguably the hardest group on paper when the groups were drawn, the visiting Bavarians may have
thought they'd have a harder time in this section, but already on 13 points and undefeated, they've
already wrapped up the group.
After seeing Chelsea avoid embarrassment with a convincing UEFA Champions League victory on
Tuesday, Manchester United will hope to follow in its fellow English club's footsteps when it takes
on FC Basel in Switzerland (2:45 p.m., Fox Soccer Channel).
Both teams trail Benfica in Group C, and while either team could win the group with a result and
a Benfica loss to underdog Otelul Galati, the reality of the situation is that the game is a de
facto second-place match.
In the qualification group stage process in the 2011/12 UEFA Champions League, the fight to qualify
in Group B looks to be quite a difficult task for all teams concerned.
The Italian outfit Inter Milan have won Group B by a achieving a total of 10 points, with no other
team being able to catch them.
Jones keeping up with the Berezoutskis szólj hozzá: M0-1S Manchester United youngster Phil Jones
has blamed defensive colleague Rio Ferdinand for his midweek Champions League own goal against
Roma. The wonderkid revealed he had been laughing at CSKA Moscow defender Vassili Berezoutski
following his comedy own goal in the early kick-off on Tuesday evening.
With such a settled side and the emergence of players such as Kyle Walker and Younes Kaboul, it
seems increasingly unlikely that there will be too much transfer activity at White Hart Lane this
January.
Predictably however, that hasn't stopped the rumour mills and there are a couple of interesting
names being touted around today.
Martes 6 de Diciembre de 2011 Chelsea vs Valencia 13:45 hrsRacing Genk vs Bayer Leverkusen
13:45 hrsBorussia Dortmund vs Marseille 13:45 hrsOlympiakos vs Arsenal 13:45 hrsApoel Nicosia vs
Shakhtar Donetsk 13:45 hrsFC Porto vs Zenit St Petersburg 13:45 hrsBarcelona vs BATE Borisov 13:45
hrsViktoria Plzen vs AC Milan 13:45 hrsMiércoles 7 de Diciembre de 2011 Manchester City vs
Bayern Munich 13:45 hrsVillarreal vs Napoli 13:45 hrsInter Milan vs CSKA Moscow 13:45 hrsLille vs
Trabzonspor 13:45 hrsBenfica vs Otelul Galati 13:45 hrsFC Basel vs Manchester United 13:45 hrsAjax
Amsterdam vs Real Madrid 13:45 hrsDinamo Zagreb vs Lyon 13:45 hrs Gracias por tu visita
Estadísticas de Fútbol
Martes 22 de Noviembre de 2011
3 Bayern Munich vs Villarreal 3
Grupo A 2 Napoli vs Manchester City 2
Grupo A 0 CSKA Moscow vs Lille 2
Grupo B 1 Trabzonspor vs Inter Milan 1
Grupo B 2 Manchester United vs Benfica 2
Grupo C 2 Otelul Galati vs FC Basel 3
Grupo C 0 Lyon vs Ajax Amsterdam 0
Grupo D 6 Real Madrid vs Dinamo Zagreb 2
Grupo D
Miércoles 23 de Noviembre de 2011
2
Bayer Leverkusen vs Chelsea 1
Grupo E 7 Valencia vs Genk 0
Grupo E 2 Arsenal vs B Dortmund 1
Grupo F 0 Marseille vs Olympiakos 1
Grupo F 0 Zenit vs Apoel Nicosia 0
Grupo G 0 Shakhtar vs FC Porto 2
Grupo G 0 BATE Borisov vs Viktoria Plzen 1
Grupo H 2 AC Milan vs Barcelona 2
Grupo H Gracias por tu visita Estadísticas de Fútbol
Shall we kick off proceedings with a game of 'Guess the Tushie?' Your recently demonstrated
prowess in the area implied you like it. PHILIPPE DESMAZES/AFP/Getty Images.
Apologies for the dearth of flesh in today's round-up, Kickettes; it seems that the weather is
closing in across Europe and the nekkid has gone into hibernation.
CSKA Moscow defender Vassili Berezoutski very kindly scores this sweet own goal on behalf of Lille
last night. The ball is neatly worked in to the edge of the box, Lille striker Moussa Sow brings
the ball under control and tees the ball up perfectly for Berezoutski to let fly into the roof of
the [..
By Geoff Reid
Group A
Bayern Munich vs Villarreal from the Allianz Arena, Munich
After losing on the weekend at home to rival Borussia Dortmund, Bayern manager Juup Heynches
believes it's good for his team to have this came only three days later.
Manchester United and Manchester City both look like solid bets to reach the knockout stage of
the UEFA Champions League, and both can take major steps to securing their spots among the final 16
teams with victories on Tuesday.
United hosts Benfica (2:45 p.m., Fox Soccer Channel) in a meeting between two teams tied for
first atop Group C.
Europe's premier footballing competition the Champions League resumes today with fixtures that
could mark the end of the journey for 16 teams. All teams will be left with one group match after
this round of fixtures however, many will not want to take any chances on their qualification to
the next round.
This week's former SKC Wizards is up for you. A couple former Wizards could be on the move. Sunil
Chhetri is apparently getting ready to go on trial with Scottish club Rangers. Chhetri's had trials
in England previously, but had been unable to earn a work permit. Not sure how that will change
this time.
