Presumably not the only trophy Vidic hopes to be holding in his mitts at the end of the season.
Image: Getty Images/Daylife.
Well, we've resigned ourselves to the fact that our results posts are a year-round feature. We
can only assume that this is because our coverage is so utterly fabulous that even the footballing
authorities daren't miss a week and so cobble together random competitions to keep 'em coming.
As perverts neutrals, we were to see Peru go out of the Copa America. Bless you, Paolo Guerrero.
Image: Reuters/Daylife
Judging from the recent behaviour of the staffer responsible for results posts, we're assuming
that Monday's weekend roundup will be her last until the new season.
Sometimes, the end justifies the means. If you can find the end of the nose.
Of all the rampant match-fixing taking place right now and it's reaching epidemic levels South
Korea's K-League, despite its lack of exposure outside of Asia, seems to be the worst. A systemic
failing on all levels, requiring a complete overhaul of the league.
International women's soccer seems to grow quite a bit between every Women's World Cup and
this summer's tournament in Germany will set some new milestones.
On the topic of TV coverage, this is a press release that FIFA put out today. Pretty cool
stuff.
The FIFA Women's World Cup 2011 Germany from June 26 to July 17 is poised to mark a milestone in
competitive women's football with unparalleled coverage on television in terms of both production
and distribution.
