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Match Report: Fulham 1 – 3 Spurs

thfc1882.com 06 November @ 03:50 PM EST Blog Details : Related Items
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THFC1882 present Ciaran Griggs guest report:

"When is a win not a win?"

So yet another Sunday afternoon Spurs fixture and yet another fixture that 12 months ago would have struck fear into the heart of any Spurs fan. This particular writer has been accused of being overly optimistic towards Spurs results and performances this season.

Portuguese clubs disappoint in European action

Port 19 August @ 06:29 PM EST Blog Details : Related Items
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Portuguese clubs did not fair well this week in European competitions with none of the five clubs in action coming away with a victory. Benfica opened the week of drawing 2-2 with Dutch club Twente and will be looking to advance to the Champions League group stage at home this coming week. In Europe League action, Sporting, Braga and Nacional all played to scoreless draws against

Americans Abroad: Europa League

Soccer By Ives 18 August @ 08:30 AM EST Blog Details : Related Items
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Photo by Howard C. Smith/ISIphotos.com

By FRANCO PANIZO

The final playoff round of the UEFA Europa League is set to get underway on Thursday, and up to a dozen Americans could be in action as a result.

Carlos Bocanegra is one of the players who may see playing time as Rangers is hoping to field him in the first leg of its series against NK Maribor.

London Derby For Falcao

English Premier league 27 May @ 03:07 AM EST Blog Details : Related Items
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Two fierce London rivals, Arsenal and Tottenham Hotspurs continue their rivalry outside of the pitch as reports suggested that the two are currently in a bidding war to get FC Porto's prolific striker, Radamel Falcao.

Reports also speculated that both Spurs and the Gunners are willing to splash out around 30 million pound for the striker who successfully scored 17 goals in the Europa League this season, which helped Porto ending that competition as a winner.

Liverpool FC: Little Red Hiding Good

KICKETTE 10 May @ 10:21 AM EST Blog Details : Related Items
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Whether we're still reeling from the departure of Fernando 'Freckles' Torres, mourning the absence of sofa-bound and groin strained Stevie G or we're simply so shallow that we only concentrate on teams that look pretty and are doing well (the very thought!), we must confess that haven't been paying much attention to Liverpool FC of late.

Maxi Rodriguez Content With Europa League Finish

English Premier league 05 May @ 12:29 AM EST Blog Details : Related Items
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Liverpool's improvement in the second part of the season has really brought their credibility back again as they can lift themselves up to fifth place at the moment and still have a slim shot at getting into the final Champions League spot.

However, acknowledging the difficulty of acquiring the CL ticket, the Reds' midfielder, Maxi Rodriguez, is realistically content if the club managed to end the season with just another Europe League passage.

Dzeko Hopefull For More Success After First League Goal

English Premier league 27 April @ 05:23 AM EST Blog Details : Related Items
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Having successfully opening his account in the Premier League with Manchester City in the club's latest match against Blackburn Rovers, last Monday, Edin Dzeko believes that it would be the start of many for him in the future.

Dzeko admitted that it's been difficult start for him, especially considering he just arrived at the club this winter, but the Bosnian international stated that his condition is understandable considering there are others that facing the same problem, naming Chelsea's Fernando Torres as one of them.

Liverpool – Has Benitez put you back 5 years?

OK Football Finder 25 January @ 07:19 AM EST Blog Details : Related Items
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Flair and skill the trick for the Kop ?

When asking supporters the reason behind their teams ‘misfortune' this season, most Liverpool fans will angrily mutter one man's name, Rafael Benitez. The reaction is one connoting such anger and distain, anyone overhearing the conversation unaware of who this ‘Benitez' was, would naturally assume he was either the banker responsible for the recession or the man guilty of helping to conceive Justin Bieber.