The Thai FA have more front than Brighton beach. A couple of years ago they promised to support England's World Cup bid and in return England agreed to their request to play a friendly in Bangkok earlier this year.
The Thais reneged on their promise and England, perhaps not surprisingly, cancelled their proposed trip to Bangkok.

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If you haven't heard of Stjarnan FC,a team from Iceland who created an absolute ruckus with their goal-scoring celebrations, then you're really missing out! From the 'Rambo' to 'Gone Fishing' moves, these guys are close to becoming legends of their own!

Gone fishing It is not a great time to be an Arsenal, but here's a humorous little straw for downtrodden Gooners to cling to. The club has signed the son of the man who spearheaded part one of the campaign to bring Cesc Fabregas back to Barcelona. Guim Laporta, son of ex-Barca president Joan, is [...

With opening day for the league so close, with a game that matters, I'm excited to be on a network where we are so close to having the full league covered in ways that no one else does, nor can. But we do not have a Los Angeles Galaxy blog, yet. What we do have is a founder of the whole dang network who goes to Galaxy games.

Following on from yesterday's article looking at Barcelona's hypocrisy, it's worth looking at Arsene Wenger's reply to comments made by Barcelona's ex-president Joan Laporta and current VP Javier Faus about Cesc Fabregas.

While Faus was only talking about how much money they have available for transfers, Laporta went a step further, talking about a sense of 'entitlement' with Fabregas "It's an issue of justice, we now want to recover them," he said.

By Chris Wright

Ex-Barcelona honcho Joan Laporta has claimed that 'justice' will have been done if and/or when Arsenal captain Cesc Fabregas makes his move back to the Camp Nou.

*sigh*

Laporta is quoted in this morning's Daily Mirror as saying:

"The English come here to go 'fishing'.

The world would be a much poorer place without coffee, you know. And football. Thankfully we have plenty of both.

Barcelona arrive in London today. They've turned down the chance to train at the Grove tonight, choosing to have a session (training, not pints) in Barcelona this morning before arriving as late as UEFA rules allow.

Posted by Jared Montz

There were some good Goal Celebrations in Shreveport, Louisiana this past weekend! I am a fan of all of them but the machine gun and fishing celebrations were pretty good. Even though machine gun celebration may be yellow card worthy so don't try that one in a real game!