SoccerLens 16 November @ 06:59 AM EST
Firstly I would like to explain the title, whilst this is a little inflammatory I am not here
to discuss the merits of the Mike Newell School of sexual equality within the beautiful game but
rather the unresolved conflict between two great loves of my life women and football.
Firstly for some reason I feel I must clarify what you already know, the role of football for
millions of men's lives begins at an early age.
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Gabriel Obertan joined
Man United during the summer. Immediately after he signed, it
was announced that he had picked up an injury. Obertan has recently made his first team debut but
he has been really impressive whilst playing for United's reserves.
The 20-year old made his debut for the first team during United's 2-0 win over Barnsley in the
Carling Cup.
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SoccerLens 11 November @ 11:58 PM EST
What you're going to see is something that I just can't find the words to describe. Just watch
it yourself:
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Your team is winning at Stamford Bridge against
Man United with only minutes to go. What do
you do?
Well if you are a supporter, you brush your teeth.
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Dirty Tackle 08 November @ 05:11 PM EST
Some people feel the need to rub ice cream on their faces at matches, others apparently take the
more hygienically responsible route and brush their teeth during substitutions. The fan in the
above clip from today's 1-0 Chelsea win over United at Stamford Bridge shows that dental care is
something to be taken seriously no matter where you are even if you're standing up front at one of
the biggest matches of the season so far.
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Dirty Tackle 05 November @ 01:16 AM EST
Ahhhhhhhh some of the fans took off their club issued masks! Swine flu! SWINE FLU!!!!!!!
[Photo: SERGEI SUPINSKY/AFP/Getty Images]
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Dirty Tackle 04 November @ 07:18 PM EST
Wednesday's Champions League match between Rangers and Unirea Urziceni ended with a 1-1 draw
after two late goals in Bucharest, but the real action was in the stands, where Rangers fans
clashed with CS gas wielding stewards. Says Rangers chief executive Martin Bain on the club's
official website:
"Obviously the behaviour of some of the fans inside the stadium was unacceptable and no-one
likes to see that
"However, what was equally unacceptable was the fact that Rangers came to this stadium with
representatives from UEFA and Unirea a number of weeks ago and arranged for the four turnstiles to
be open to give access to our supporters.
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Over the past few days I've been reading the book Secret Diary of a Liverpool Scout which deals
with the life of former chief scout Geoff Twentyman (review of this should be online early next
week).
Author Simon Hughes has done an excellent job of rounding not only players that Twentyman helped
bring to Liverpool but also those that ended up elsewhere.
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SoccerLens 02 November @ 10:40 AM EST
In fact, you can't really tell them apart anymore:
Studs Up, by Chris Toy"Liverpool fans turn into Tottenham fans" was originally published at
Soccerlens.com - Football News.
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Man United are urging the fans to stop chanting an offensive song, which is directed at
Arsenal manager
Arsene Wenger. Man United beat Arsenal on the 29th August this year
and TV viewers could hear what the United fans were singing.
Fans should be able to chant about the players and manager but nothing personal and nasty.
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10.The Gallagher Brothers (Man City)
We all know they are city through and through.
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Police are looking for a man who bit part of a fan's ear off before the
Champion's League
final between
Man United and
Barcelona last May.
Mobile phone footage of the attack has emerged so police are now looking for the man.
The victim, aged 46, intervened an argument between the attacked and a woman before the game.
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It's not the first time, it won't be the last time... United fans helped themselves to
refreshments and the till at Barnsley tonight.
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Barely has the dust settled from the tenth round, so full of action that the superclásico was all
but forgotten about by anyone reasonable, than the next round of matches is starting. It's a big
round for both Avellaneda clubs: Newell's host Racing on Tuesday afternoon for some reason Racing's
new manager, Lothar Matthäus [.
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Man, hab ich mich am Wochenende mal wieder geärgert. Da spielt mein SV Wacker Burghausen um die
TabellenfĂĽhrung mit und ich kann nicht dabei sein. Und zu allem ĂśberfluĂź kann ich nicht mal per
Liveticker am Computer mitfiebern, denn mein geliebter Verein bietet diesen Service nicht mehr an.
DieLiveticker einiger groĂźer Online-Sportmagazine sind um es [.
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All people are talking about tomorrow Manchester United game against Liverpool at Anfield and
everyone wonder how Michael Owen will celebrate if he scores a goal in front of the fans that used
to...
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As self appointed President of the 'Enjoy it' campaign and the 'This could be the year' Fellowship
I look on with a certain detachment at our new friends in the media who are climbing aboard the
Tottenham bus. Hanson, Lawrenson, even Lee Dixon and of course ex players like Lineker and Ossie
Ardiles who touchingly still refers to Spurs as 'we'.
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As well as beachballs and Cantona masks, our lads will be travelling to Anfield with a couple of
appropriate banners.
"PICTURES: Banners For Sunday" was originally published at The
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Dirty Tackle 22 October @ 08:07 PM EST
The above picture depicts what Reuters describes as a "sit-down protest" from Hamburg
after stewards at Celtic Park would not let them celebrate their 1-0 win over the Scottish side
with their traveling fans after the game. Tempers flared among the visiting team when stewards also
wouldn't let them leave the pitch, causing some angry players to sit down near the corner flag as
police moved in.
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Dirty Tackle 13 October @ 07:31 PM EST
Things have not been going well for River Plate this season. As one of Argentina's two biggest
clubs, there are a certain level of expectations always hanging over them and so far this season
they're falling short of those targets. Like, by a lot.
Currently in 16th place through eight matches, River reached a new low by losing 3-1 at home to
Independiente in the newly re-appointed Leonardo Astrada's second debut as the club's manager on
Monday, marking the first time they've lost at home to one of their biggest rivals in 13 years.
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SoccerLens 12 October @ 02:52 AM EST
I'm writing this post in order to bring some hope to you men (mostly), whose partners for life
give them a hard time over their fascination with the beautiful game. I'll start at the end:
In May 2009, a business trip "forced" me to go to Barcelona. The trip happened to coincide with
a home match against Villareal, and I hoped that the game would be the championship game.
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Thanks to 101 Great Goals for giving us the heads up on this one. This is not
to say that Chelsea fans are the only ones out there acting in such a disgraceful manner but
nonetheless this is truly despicable and something all football fans probably wished was something
that was consigned to the dark days of the game.
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Dirty Tackle 05 October @ 05:48 PM EST
Prior to the match, everyone claimed they didn't know how Aston Villa fans would receive Gareth
Barry upon his return to Villa Park as a member of Manchester City. The deluded Mark Hughes hoped
they would express respect for his service to the club, while Martin O'Neill said he wasn't "God
Almighty" and that it's not his place to tell people what to do.
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Amanda Palmer is one half of The Dresden Dolls. "Leeds United" is off her solo album, Who Killed
Amanda Palmer?. The track isn't directly about Leeds but the pounding on the keys, the blaring
horns, the voice hoarse from shouting/screaming/singing taps into the riot of football crowds. She
explains that the whole idea of turning out to support your team & getting into brawls with each
other struck her as "Roman" and a good subject for her.
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A Man City fan is claiming that a Man United steward crippled him just minutes into the Manchester
derby. The 46-year old Man City fan claims that he broke both of his legs because the steward
shoved...
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A
Man City fan is claiming that a
Man United steward crippled him just minutes into
the Manchester derby. The 46-year old Man City fan claims that he broke both of his legs because
the steward shoved him down steps.
The fan was taken to hospital when a policeman saw him in agony and bleeding.
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SoccerLens 28 September @ 03:18 AM EST
"Seeing these smiling faces is the greatest pleasure. They have been magnificent all season.
They have been our 12th man. I have always said our fans are the best in England. Now I know they
are the best in Europe too." (Rafa Benitez)
Yes indeed, Rafa Benitez may be many things but naiive he most definitely is not!
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Liverpool are up to third in the league and have the best goal difference. Are we back to our best?
http://www.lfc-news.co.uk/pollsarchive/ Cast your vite today in our new poll!
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Stoke fans were more concerned with booing our players than they were with cheering their own on
when they visited Old Trafford last season. I can't stand that small-time mentality, an obsession
with another team that makes hating another team more important than supporting theirs.
Stoke are famed for their great support though and have loads of original songs.
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I've been in Barcelona on holiday since Wednesday, hence the lack of action on HEGS during the past
few days, but before I left I still kept myself busy off-blog by writing a piece for ESPN Soccernet
on the managerial pressures at Argentina's two domestic giants, River Plate and Boca Juniors. If
you'd like to [.
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Dirty Tackle 23 September @ 09:11 PM EST
In the wake of Liverpool's new ÂŁ80m shirt sponsorship deal with Standard Chartered (nice touch
ending both words with that beautiful -rd sound, btw), the club's managing director Christian
Purslow (pictured above, far right) met with a delegation from the Sons of Shankly fan group, which
has led the charge to drive Hicks and Gillett to sell the club.
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After winning the derby game last Sunday, we would like you to celebrate this massive victory with
us and be number one fan!
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The United fan who Craig Bellamy hit on Sunday has spoken out about what happened.
"I was flung towards the barrier when Michael Owen scored - the place went mad, everyone was
hugging each other and I can't explain why it happened," said Jake Clarke. "I was just
loving the moment I guess after all the excitement throughout the match.
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SoccerLens 22 September @ 02:49 AM EST
We've all been there. It's the last minute and your team is clinging on to a vital, undeserved
win away from home. You stand and bellow support for your lads with their backs against the walls,
frantically throwing themselves in front of every ball headed toward the goal to break your
heart.
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Everyone wants the chance to score a penalty past your local rivals' goalkeeper, but one fan took
his chance this weekend. The fan couldn't wait for Spartak Moscow's Brazilian midfielder Alex to
take the kick against Saturn so came on and took it for him. Watch his celebration run with his
mate following him, I'm pleased he [.
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