Dion Bubblin' and Phil Bubb Apart from the possible introduction of video technology we all agree that football is pretty much best left alone. It is a beautiful game because it is beautifully simple, and all of the gimmicks merely threaten to get in the way of what makes the game so special. Or so [.

"Maybe I should say a few words. Firstly, are you all well? You've been waiting a long while. First I want to thank my support team. My coaches, Mark (Dempsey), Rich (Richard Hartis), Erling (Moe), Stig (Aambø). They have changed a lot, they've made a great difference . Give them a big round of applause.

"Maybe I should say a few words. Firstly, are you all well? You've been waiting a long while. First I want to thank my support team. My coaches, Mark (Dempsey), Rich (Richard Hartis), Erling (Moe), Stig (Aambø). They have changed a lot, they've made a great difference . Give them a big round of applause.

"Maybe I should say a few words. Firstly, are you all well? You've been waiting a long while. First I want to thank my support team. My coaches, Mark (Dempsey), Rich (Richard Hartis), Erling (Moe), Stig (Aambø). They have changed a lot, they've made a great difference . Give them a big
round of applause.

"Maybe I should say a few words. Firstly, are you all well? You've been waiting a long while. First I want to thank my support team. My coaches, Mark (Dempsey), Rich (Richard Hartis), Erling (Moe), Stig (Aambø). They have changed a lot, they've made a great difference . Give them a big
round of applause.

University of Louisville striker Colin Rolfe was one of the top attacking players in college soccer last fall, and is expected to be the focal point of the Cardinals attack in 2011.

That is if he doesn't head to Europe first.

Sources tell SBI that Rolfe has garnered significant interest from Norwegian first-division side Fredrikstad after impressing during a week-long training stint with the club earlier this month.

OSLO, Norway — Nearly 100 of Norway's topflight football players went on strike Friday demanding the right to choose their own boots and other equipment. The strike, affecting nine of the league's teams including leader Tromsoe, forced the Norwegian football association to postpone matches scheduled for Sunday and Monday.