As we all know, footballer babies are born with high-stakes winning tickets in the genetic lottery.

Not sure whether the DNA of their talented fathers mixed with the boobaliciousness of their mamas and the universal law of wealth equaling happy face is what does it, but it's been well-documented (by us, anyway) that 'baller babies are fantastically delicious.

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As we all know, footballer babies are born with high-stakes winning tickets in the genetic lottery.

Not sure whether the DNA of their talented fathers mixed with the boobaliciousness of their mamas and the universal law of wealth equaling happy face is what does it, but it's been well-documented (by us, anyway) that 'baller babies are fantastically delicious.

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Welcome to another week of the Interlull but at least we can begin to see the light at the end of the tunnel.

And with that light at the end of that tunnel we could see, for example, Barcelona's Txiki Begiristain and use that light to ensure that our punches got him right in his stupid, big snout.

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Just in time for the 2010 World Cup the Puma phone. The Puma phone will be launched to celebrate 2010's Football World Cup held in South Africa and reflects the "DNA of the Puma brand"

Puma and Sagem Wireless

Puma and Sagem Wireless have signed a license agreement to launch this Puma mobile phone in the second quarter of 2010.

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With all the great players heading into Spain this off-season it should be no surprise that even more are beginning to talk about making the move over to the new powerhouse league as well. This January when the transfer window opens expect at least one superstar player to join last years treble winners, Barcelona.

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Good stuff today:

• Thierry is talking an Arsenal return.
  
• Luca Toni isn't playing nice anymore. And Napoli might be a new suitor.
  
• Xavi thinks Cesc has Barcelona in his DNA.
  
• Juventus linked to Bayern defender.
  
• U20 Brazilian drawing interest from Chelsea and United.

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Morning all,

another week has flown by, here we are on Friday looking ahead to the weekend's game against Blackburn. There's mixed news regarding the team. Eduardo is out having aggravated his thigh muscle in his cameo against Olympiacos on Tuesday night. It's a bit of a worry as, according to the manager, it's a recurring problem so fingers crossed we can get that sorted sooner rather than later.

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They are at it again...Part 12th!

Xavi Hernandez has declared his desire to team up with international team-mate Cesc Fabregas at Barcelona.

The pair helped steer Spain to Euro 2008 glory and Xavi wants to rekindle their midfield partnership at Camp Nou.

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Eduardo, UEFA's scapegoat.

Let me begin by conveying how absolutely disgusted I am about this entire episode. First the dive by Eduardo (lets not kid ourselves, it WAS a dive) and then the hypocritical way UEFA has dealt with it.

We see the same circumstances every week. A player suffers insignificant contact and goes down and is awarded (or not) a penalty.

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Jornal do Vaticano lembra posição favorável ao aborto

L'Osservatore Romano, o jornal oficial do Vaticano, prestou hoje homenagem ao senador norte-americano Edward Kennedy, que morreu terça-feira à noite, mas lamentou as suas "posições favoráveis ao aborto".

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... and world's biggest air quotes Mischievous Spanish journalists have uncovered this photograph of a young Cesc Fabregas in his Barcelona kit and are apparently reporting that the Arsenal man has "Barcelona DNA". We love the gigantic air quotes. Perhaps he is saying "cheese" or "queso" to have his photo taken but wants to signify that he [. Click to continue reading...

Diego, maglia numero 28, parla per la prima volta con la maglia della Juventus addosso: "Non vedo l'ora di giocare con questa maglietta addosso. La Juventus è un sogno." Ferrara: "Il gap con l'Inter e le grandi d'Europa è meno evidente. A parte il Real Madrid in Europa non ho visto grandi investimenti.

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I found this pic over at BAS (kudos gentlemen!), and immediately, he reminded me of two quasi celebrities. Let me know what you think.

From the tv show Scrubs, Zach Braff :

And Dimitri Martin from Comedy Central:

It is as if these guys got together and created a genetic mutation of their DNA.

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Mick McCarthy used 59 players in his quest to deliver Premier League football.
Some played bit parts, and others were simply magnificent as Wolves finally returned to the top flight against QPR - a Quality Promotion Result www.bbc.co.uk/dna/606/A50111...
And my top 10? Sylvan Ebanks-Blake, Michael Kightly, Karl Henry, Kevin Foley, Jody Craddock, Andy Keogh, Wayne Hennessey, Stephen Ward, Neill Collins and Gary Breen. Click to continue reading...

First, Anthony Capozzi ended his stint in a state penitentiary when it was discovered that Altemio Sanchez had committed the crime for which Capozzi was convicted. Now, Lynn DeJac ends her stint in a state penitentiary after Erie County Judge D'Amico ordered a new trial for her based on newly discovered evidence; This court must conclude that [. Click to continue reading...

Anthony Capozzi and now quite possibly Lynn DeJac make you wonder just how many people are sitting behind bars that are innocent..According to the Innocence Project.."A report released today by the shows that New York outpaces almost every other state in the number of wrongful convictions overturned by DNA testing – but lags behind most [. Click to continue reading...