What if we told you one of these men is a professional footballer?
There's a strangely inevitable air to this, but the big news of the day down Brazil-way is that,
having not turned up at a Flamengo training session just 13 days into his latest stint at his
boyhood club, new signing Adriano (remember him?
The Sky Sports News 'Babelcopter' takes to the skies once again!
What with it being Transfer Deadline Day and all, we diligent folks at Pies are going to
endeavour to keep you abreast of all the confirmed moves, rubber-stamped loans and the most goddamn
ludicrous rumours that crop up until the window shuts tonight or at least until we can't be arsed
any more.
Arsène Wenger's latest grand plan of converting his winger into a striker failed to get off to
the best starts on Saturday. Lukas Podolski, wearing number 9 for Arsenal, has played much of his
early career and for FC Koln last season as the second-striker (in between an unsuccessful stint at
Bayern Munich), but it's his reinvention as a goalscoring wide man for Germany (44 goals in 100
appearances) which has gained him the most distinction.
It was a game that potentially could have been a banana skin. In the end we took the skin off
the banana, ate the banana, then put the skin under Wolves who seemed unaware of the danger of a
banana skin, thinking that oranges were the only fruit.
"Capable of or adapted for turning easily from one to another of various tasks, fields of
endeavour"
Arsène Wenger is a well-known for being a visionary and a game changer; we've all heard the
stories about how he changed certain aspects of the team when he first arrived.
"Capable of or adapted for turning easily from one to another of various tasks, fields of
endeavour"
Arsène Wenger is a well-known for being a visionary and a game changer; we've all heard the
stories about how he changed certain aspects of the team when he first arrived.
It is an imperative that you transform yourself from a consumer of the rich man's bullshit, to a
manufacturer of the people's truth. Yeah, sticking it to the man with some more paywall pilfery.
The fabric is not mine but the stitching is...
O good old man, how well in thee appears the constant service of the antique world,
when service sweat for duty, not for meed!
Nobody wants to talk about losses to Fulham when there's a match against Chelsea at Wembley on
the horizon—and despite our at times contrary nature, this time neither do we. So with two days
left before the biggest game of Liverpool's season, it's no surprise that this Thursday's news and
notes is all about Chelsea and the FA Cup final.
Last Saturday, Liverpool closed out their run in the inaugural NextGen Series with victory over
Marseille in the third place game. It may not have been the final players or the fans would have
been hoping for, it was rather overshadowed by the senior match taking place on the same day, and
it was an untelevised affair played behind closed doors at Chelsea's training facilities.
Chesea used to make an easy dinner out of trips to places like Norwich. They would travel,
feast, fill themselves up and return to London with 3 points in the bag. What was once an easy task
has now become a stressful endeavour. Chelsea travel to grounds like Carrow Road hoping for 3
points rather than expecting them.
Saturday's 0-0 draw with Swansea condemned Liverpool to their third successive home draw in the
Barclays Premier League, leaving Kenny Dalglish to call for improvements from his players.
Another frustrating afternoon at Anfield with the Reds again unable to break the deadlock, was
compounded when Andy Carroll missed a guilt-edged chance when he lashed against the crossbar - the
tenth time Liverpool have been denied by the woodwork in 2011-12.
England quick for Italian jobEngland will endeavour to gain the last four of a major tourney for
the first clip in16twelvemonths on Sunday as they kisser Italy in a boxer quartern-concluding hit
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GIOVANNI Trapattoni has warned Italy not to anticipate any favours as the Republic of Ireland
endeavour to bowknot away of Euro 2012 with pridefulness restored.
Sir Alex Ferguson reflected on a "disappointingyear" after Manchester United were unceremoniously
dumped out of Europe byAthletic Club at San Mames on Thursday (Live soccer betting: 4/7 Manchester
United - Premier Leagueoutright bet365).
The reigning Premier League champions were given a harsh lesson on home soil inthe first leg when
Marcelo Biesla's high-energy La Liga outfit ran outcomfortable 3-2 winners.
Winter is stupid. Why do we tolerate it? It's the John Terry of seasons. And I don't mean simply
because it tries to make everything white.
I had the alarm chill problem this morning. The alarm went off. I stuck my hand out for another
9 minutes of blissful snooze which made me feel the chill in the air which made me want to not get
up.
With a return to 4-5-1 inevitable, the consensus among Wolves fans was that Nenad Milijas, with
impressive performances as a substitute against Swansea and midweek against Man City, had done
enough to earn his second start of the season at the Etihad Stadium on Saturday. Instead, Milijas
was dropped from the match day squad.
Highlights of the game, which was certainly a game of two halves for the Magpies, with the Mackems
dominating the first and Newcastle United the second. Goals from Bendtner 24' (Pen) and of course,
Mackem slayer (90). I shall endeavour to publish longer highlights and post match interviews if and
when they become available.
Highlights of the game. As usual, I shall endeavour to update these with longer / better ones when
they become available. Post match interviews The Silver Supremo muses on a very disappointing
evening for the Magpies. A tense game for Woy for by the sound of things, but he was well chuffed
when the third [.
Highlights of our disappointing 4-2 defeat at the hands of Delia Smith's Canaries at Carrow Road.
As usual, I will endeavour to update these when better, longer ones become available. Alan Pardew
went into this game matching his opponents with a two big lads upfront appraoch, forsaking Ben Arfa
for the silky skills of Shola [.
Highlights of the game. As always, I shall endeavour to update these with some better, longer ones
when thay become available, along with the usual post match interviews and a full match report of
that game.
Brazil's football squad is making the London Olympics its cap precedence for 2012. The Brazilian
football federation president Jose Maria Marin said Wednesday that he won't spare any endeavour to
do certain the home squad can postulate for the evasive amber medal in London in less than four
months.
'Al Murray's Sunday radio show on 5Live has a running gag called ‘Not News' where he reads out
items that have been splashed all over the media but aren't in the least surprising. Kerry Katona
puts on weight, the banks make lots of money, Kerry Katona loses weight or, to be topical, Camilla
wearing a ghastly hat.
It's been a bit of a slow week, and aside from the tragedy at the weekend and the news of
Guiseppe Rossi's new ACL injury, all is rather quiet on the Azzurri front.
So, I am going to endeavour to round up some Calcio/Italian based news of the week as we [read
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Under the lights of Starfire Stadium US Women's National Team Players Hope Solo and Stephanie
Cox met the media for their first time as Sounders Women. After their long flights across the
Pacific and in the chill of an early April evening they also watched their less famous teammates
work out under coach Michelle French.
Good news everybody, we are hearing this morning that Eva Carneiro is to stay on as Chelsea's
first-team doctor despite the untimely sacking of the man, over the weekend, who had the grace,
foresight and endeavour to appoint her back in the summer one Andres Villas-Boas.
Predictions and power rankings are both a somewhat foolish endeavour. So much can go wrong.
Sometimes a player quits mere moments before a season, or an injury can happen, or an unknown can
spring to the forefront as a difference maker. And yet, they also carry meaning. They show the
thought process and when a survey of a relatively intelligent group thinks similarly they may
capture some essence of truth or expectation.
SPANISH FOOTBALL tonight with the Monday Night game that concludes Round 24 of LA LIGA. Real
Betis scores REAL ZARAGOZA looked last week as if they had made a timid step forward in their
difficult endeavour of attempt to avoid possible relegation. Tonight they took two steps
backwards as they lost 0 - 2 at home to REAL BETIS.
Ha ha, worst idea ever surely....me being mayor I mean, the banning of liverpool fc (or at least
making them change their name) on day one might upset a few people for starters.
All in all I think the idea of a mayor of Liverpool is a pretty pointless endeavour. Add in a
devolution of power plus 130 million pound extra for the city and it's pretty much a no
brainer.
·        Have we ever had a less important match in our schedule? Friendlies aside,
this is one of the greatest non-events in our history. With Sunderland and Chelski coming up in the
League over the next week, and the cyanide-laced chalice of Europa qualification limited to
mathematics equations of the absurd, ‘Arry would be forgiven for just leaving Clive Allen and Tim
Sherwood to take care of the kids tonight, or maybe fielding Allen and Sherwood themselves.
