ALL BOYSAltas: Martín Morel (Universitario - Perú)Bajas: Patricio Pérez (Boca Unidos)
ARGENTINOS JUNIORSAltas: Gabriel Peñalba (Lorient, Francia)
Bajas: Santiago Salcedo (Lanús), Juan Mercier (Al Wasl, E.Arabes Unidos), Roberto Brum (Banfield)
ARSENALAltas:Bajas: Mauro Óbolo (Vélez)

ATLÉTICO RAFAELAAltas: César Carignano (Universidad Católica, Chile), Lucas Bovaglio (Tecos, México)Bajas: Matías Zbrun (DTUniversitario, Ecuador), Jherson Córdoba (Nacional, Colombia), Luis Lagrutta (Boca Unidos)
BANFIELDAltas: Jorge Da Silva (DT), Roberto Brum (Arg.

With reports emerging about an agreement between Milan and Manchester City outcast Carlos Tevez, there are many who believe the Argentina striker will be a big addition to the star studded Rossoneri squad. However, the Citizens have yet to negotiate with Milan and there is no guarantee the transfer will go through during the January window.

I've watched Diego Maradona's final World Cup match (a 2-1 victory over Nigeria played in Boston) at least ten times. Nigeria pushed Argentina back early with plundering counter-attacks, one of which led to the match's first goal a sumptuous chip that had more than a whiff of offside to it. Maradona was imperious that day though, Napoleonically strutting around the confetti-flaked pitch, drawing fouls, and making key passes for both of Argentina's goals free kicks finished by Claudio Canigga.

Club Atlético River Plate (usually referred to as River Plate) is one South America's best supported and most successful soccer clubs. Nicknamed Los Millonarios (The Millionaires), River has thirty three Primera División and two Copa Libertadores titles to its credit and has featured a slew of Argentine internationals over the years including Gabriel Batistuta, Mario [.

By Chris Wright

Neville Southall. Neville. F**king. Southall former binman, mustachioed powerhouse, atavistic footballing throwback and one of, if not the finest goalkeeper of his generation...

To be honest, Big Nev deserves this afternoon's vid-tribute nod just for the sheer number of abhorrent jerseys he's been forced to sport down through the years.

06.09.2011 - Salvando la aclaración de que el título de este post redunda en una (incorrecta) generalización (ya que no todos los aquí mencionados son "estrellas"), reunimos diez jugadores argentinos a los que sus salarios les permitieron comprarse sus respectivos carros (para ir a entrenar.

Club Atlético River Plate (usually referred to as River Plate) ranks among South America's best supported and most successful soccer clubs. Nicknamed Los Millonarios (The Millionaires), River has twenty three Primera División and two Copa Libertadores titles to its credit and has featured a slew of Argentine internationals over the years including Gabriel Batistuta, Mario [.

Classic Copa América: 1993 Final, 4th of July. Mexico v Argentina, Estadio Monumental, Guayaquil, Ecuador. (Commentating by Phil Schoen. 1st half highlights here)

Argentina's #9, Gabriel Batistuta (aka Batigol) thought he stole the show midway through the second half, however, it was Mexico's Benjamin Galindo who made things even with a cool penalty, smoothly touching it past Sergio Goycochea, a keeper that made his reputation based on his penalty-saving abilities.

Classic Copa América: 1993 Final, 4th of July. Mexico v Argentina, Estadio Monumental, Guayaquil, Ecuador. (Commentating by Phil Schoen. 1st half highlights here)

Argentina's #9, Gabriel Batistuta (aka Batigol) thought he stole the show midway through the second half, however, it was Mexico's Benjamin Galindo who made things even with a cool penalty, smoothly touching it past Sergio Goycochea, a keeper that made his reputation based on his penalty-saving abilities.

Por Maxi Bibbo / @maxi_balcarce
8 de julio de 1991
A 20 años del primer gol de Batistuta en la selección
La Copa América de Chile era la primera prueba importante para el equipo de Alfio Basile, que asumió tras la renuncia del Carlos Bilardo luego del mundial de Italia.

Nickspinkboots' Note: Kiran Vr from Inside Manchester United is back and this time he's here to tell you what the most important muscle in Ryan Giggs's body is. Take your minds out of the gutter, I don't mean THAT. I'm talking about the brain (although, it doesn't have muscles technically).

Over the years, there have been many reasons for football fans to admire Fiorentina, not least the myriad midfield talents of such creative stars as Giancarlo Antognoni, Roberto Baggio and Manuel Rui Costa and the goalscoring prowess of the prolific Gabriel Batistuta. Others have been attracted to the romance of following a club from Florence, one of the most beautiful cities in the world, while fashion gurus have simply appreciated the distinctive purple of the team's shirts, which inspired the club's Viola nickname.

Por cuarto año consecutivo se lanza el programa solidario "Impact Art" en el cual deportistas de elite crean obras de arte para ser subastadas a total beneficio de UNICEF. Organizada por la Editorial Arte al día, la propuesta combina arte, deporte y solidaridad.
Este año "Impact Art" ha elegido a algunos de los clubes más importantes del fútbol argentino y alguna representación de las selecciones argentina y uruguaya que participarán en la próxima Copa América.

In the words of arguably football's greatest, Diego Maradona once said; "He was the best striker we ever had here and were never going to see his like again – we're not going to see anything like him from anyone, no matter what they're called. For me he was the greatest goal-scorer that I saw in my life".

So, Peter Crouch scores. As good a method as I can think of for showing those know-it-all bloggers what they actually know about anything. Which is precisely nothing, it turns out. Here I was, knocking back all the haters; defending the poor lamb against all the ridicule and mindless derision.

After a 1-1 draw with Bologna, Fiorentina find themselves languishing in 16th place a mere 6 points from bottom of the tabe. Qasa Alom looks at whether la Viola have what it takes to beat the drop... Alberto Gilardino is a man who earned his salt scoring goals from scraps and half-chances to keep Parma in Serie A two seasons consecutively, but I doubt that when he signed for Milan and subsequently.