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Carlo Ancelotti’s eyebrow now officially out of control

Dirty Tackle 02 November @ 10:29 PM EST

I never thought I'd say it, but this is it the eyebrow of seduction is just too powerful. It needs to be reigned in and controlled like a military grade weapon. The UN needs to sanction it and ethics professors need to include discussion of its proper use in their curriculum. This simply cannot go on.

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Club refute poaching allegations

Bitter and Blue 08 September @ 07:24 AM EST
The club have moved to deny any wrongdoing with the signing of Jeremy Helan:

Manchester city is aware of the ongoing contractual dispute in the French Labour courts between Jeremy Helan and Stade Rennais. The dispute between the player and the Club pre-dates any interest from Manchester City.

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Portugal

Todos Somos Portugal 06 August @ 10:43 AM EST

Portugal: Integrity Assessment


Anti-Corruption Mechanisms and Rule of Law

The Portuguese response to public and political corruption has been paradigmatic: law has regularly been perceived as a substitute for ethics. On the one hand, legislators have devoted a great deal of time and effort to review and adopt repressive instruments.

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Jared Montz Soccer Camp makes St. Tammany News

Jared Montz’s Weblog 29 July @ 12:29 PM EST

Last night I found out my most recent soccer camp in Mandeville, Louisiana was going to have a very well written article about it in the St. Tammany News! They are a local paper covering the parish (county for anyone outside Louisiana) I live in.

You can read the full article from its original source by clicking here.

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Clichy & Senderos, what does the future hold?

Arsenal Insider 16 June @ 03:32 AM EST

This week Arsenal fans have read about the futures of both Gael Clichy and Philippe Senderos. Their futures seem to be very different with one likely to stay and the other to go. Although it seems obvious that <?xml:namespace prefix = st1> Clichy will be at Arsenal and Senderos elsewhere, the way this summer seems to be panning out it could well be the reverse.

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Loyalty in football is over-rated

SoccerLens 10 June @ 12:52 AM EST

I woke up this morning with a headache. Not for the first time, not for the last. My alarm seemed to ring about ten minutes after I had clambered into bed ready for a good night's sleep. I had a dull day of work ahead of me, with a fusion of people I can tolerate, and people I can't stand, doing a job that I could do standing on my head- though wouldn't recommend!

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How To Deal With Rough Play

On The Pitch 06 April @ 09:15 AM EST

As players get older and matches get more intense, rough play is something you have to deal with and work with your team to handle. No amount of yelling at the referee is going to change things if they've lost control. So you have to prepare your teams to deal with it and also prepare yourself for an extremely difficult decision should it come to that.

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Bruno Indicted on 8 Counts

The Other Football 23 January @ 04:33 PM EST
Joseph Bruno, the former majority leader of the New York Senate and for a time the most powerful Republican in state politics, was indicted Friday on federal corruption charges. Bruno, who retired from the Legislature in July after more than a dozen years leading the Senate, is accused of using his position to steer contracts and [. Click to continue reading...

Controversy In Blogistan

The Other Football 04 December @ 01:37 AM EST
So, it's a blustery Monday morning here in Buffalo. I'm well-caffeinated and ready for my day. I open up my email and my inbox is inundated by a Buffalo Issue Alerts thread entitled "Comment tampering at BRO City Channel". Cynthia Van Ness was alerted to the comments left at BRO by one "Frankster", who suspected [. Click to continue reading...