(Gli "attacchi" di Elizabeth Lambert)
Ormai è una celebrità nel web. Elizabeth Lambert, giovane calciatrice del New Mexico, è
diventata famosa non solo per le doti sul campo ma per i suoi "colpi proibiti", sempre sul terreno
di gioco. Date un occhiata al video e capirete di cosa stiamo parlando.
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Here is a look at the new Mexico shirt for the 2010 World Cup to be held in South Africa. This
Mexico soccer jersey is made by German company Adidas, and will be worn by El Tri in the 2010 World
Cup. Mexico finished second in the Hexagonal behind the United States. The jersey was unveiled
[...] Related posts:
- New Spain World Cup 2010 Shirt Jersey The new Spain 2010 World Cup football shirt has
been.
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Elizabeth Lambert's name is now synonymous with violent play. What happened to Joe Pimentel
(pictured here, giving Lambert the one yellow card he issued)? The center referee basically folded
his arms and did nothing through that match - was he suspended, pending some sort of inquiry and
evaluation? Nope - He went on to referee a men's game a few days later: the UCLA/Washington PAC-10
championship match, in fact.
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Unprofessional Foul found a local news report on a high-school girls soccer fight.
Vicious.
So after that New Mexico brawler, do we have a pattern? A trend?
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To celebrate the launch of the brand new Mexico adidas 2010 World Cup shirt last night, we're
bringing you an El Tri (that's the nickname for the Mexican national soccer team) inspired Soccer
Babe Mexican actress and model Isabel Madow. Those of you in Latin America or viewers of Hispanic
soap operas elsewhere might be [.
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HexagonalBlog 09 November @ 12:32 AM EST
I guess I could also have named this "My obligatory Elizabeth Lambert post, and why I have no
respect for US college soccer." By now I'm sure everyone has seen the video of Elizabeth Lambert's
antics during the Mountain West Conference tournament game between New Mexico and Brigham Young.
Heck, I've seen it on sports websites in the UK, Spain, Italy, and Argentina.
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Watch this interview with a local reporter (Jared Lloyd/Desert News) who covered this match. He
points out that the "refs allowed" for a "physical game" - and offers a well informed perspective
on the tone of the game (explaining New Mexico's use of a physical style of play to break up BYU's
movement up and down the field).
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Thought some of the tackles made by male defenders were rough and nasty? Here is a video of New
Mexico defender Elizabeth Lambert, who yanked BYU Cougars Kassidy Shumwa to the ground by pulling
her ponytail. It took place in a Mountain West Conference Semifinal which was won by the Cougars
1-0. That is not the [.
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The Footie 07 November @ 05:43 PM EST
It's rare to see players fighting out on the field during a soccer match. In hockey it's almost
expected, but in soccer it's almost unheard of. That's why this new video showing a Bringham Young
University player elbowing, punching and pulling hair is making it's way around the internet like
wildfire.
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Soccerblog 07 November @ 08:32 AM EST
Some WWF and some WTF moments in the BYU vs New Mexico match. These girls could whip Vinny Jones
anytime. And Julie Foudy had to spin the indefensible. "Ponytail whiplash" like "tennis elbow "
could become a recognizable sports injury.
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Off the Post 07 November @ 07:02 AM EST
Taking cat-fighting to a whole new level This outrageous footage comes from the MWC Women's Soccer
Tournament match between BYU and New Mexico. BYU won the match 1-0, but the main talking point was
a performance of Norman Hunter-esque aggression from New Mexico's Elizabeth Lambert. Lambert dished
out a series of full-on assaults throughout the match, culminating [.
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Not much to say really. Just take a peek at this video of New Mexico's Elizabeth Lambert as she go
mental on the opposition... Enjoy! Posted in Blogroll, Controversies, Footballers Gone Wild,
Injuries, WAGs Tagged: Elizabeth Lambert, Lobos, New Mexico
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They say that girls can be a lot crueler then boys and it's no lie if you saw the highlights on
ESPN of the college women's soccer match between New Mexico and BYU yesterday. Defender
Elizabeth Lambert of New Mexico seemed to be playing the wrong sport as she tackled, punched,
kicked, slapped, elbowed, and hair pulled opposing players throughout the match.
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ESPN ran a story about a recent match between BYU and New Mexico's women's teams which has become
infamous for the elbows-to-the-ribs and ponytail-yank antics of New Mexico player Elizabeth
Lambert. Fans of the sport are groaning, because this is what it takes to get a non-Olympics/World
Cup/WPS Final into headlines - replays of bitchslap.
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Sodium 06 November @ 05:47 PM EST
Torlaune.de 06 November @ 05:38 PM EST
Video ansehen
ZugegebenermaĂźen sind die Fouls in diesem FrauenfuĂźballspiel zwischen BYU and New Mexico
längst nicht so brutal oder folgenschwer wie wir es im Herrenfußball gewohnt sind.Frauenfußball
ist hart
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Soccer can be a tough game and it's especially so in the Mountain West Conference. Footage of
the conference semifinal game in Provo, Utah where BYU beat New Mexico 1-0 has been making the
rounds and not for the right reasons.
Why is it that the only times women's sports make the nightly news is when they cross the
line?
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SoccerLens 06 November @ 02:24 PM EST
Elizabeth Lambert is a college football defender playing for New Mexico in the Women's Mountain
West Conference college tournament. In the game against Bringham Young University (BYU), things got
a little rough with Elizabeth. Things got so rough that she earned the nickname Elizabeth
"cheap-shot" Lambert.
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This is some serious girl on girl action and not in a good way. For some reason New Mexico
defender Elizabeth Lambert decides to start an all out war on her opponents. Watch as the puts in
some unsubtle moves that would make Julian Dicks wince! Thanks to The Spoiler for
the heads up on this one.
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The Offside 06 November @ 10:45 AM EST
I've seen the above game described as a "catfight", but that absolutely does not do it justice.
Bringham Young University vs New Mexico in the Women's Mountain West Conference college tournament
last night was more like the roughest game of soccer ever captured on YouTube, and it featured the
roughest display of defending I've ever [.
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ESPN is running a college soccer feature this morning.
But before the nice folks in the various BigSoccer forums concerned with such topics get too
terribly excited about NCAA womens' soccer finally getting the serious recognition it so richly
deserves, they might want to take a look at the segment:
YouTube- Cat fighting gets ugly during BYU vs.
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Dirty Tackle 06 November @ 03:46 AM EST
Sao Paulo managed to hold on to a 1-1 draw against Gremio on Wednesday despite having three
players get sent off in the final 15 minutes. Of the three tackles that earned early dismissals, I
think the butt kick/head slap combo (15 seconds in) would have to be the most original.
But if you want to see something that will make the above video look like bingo night at the old
folks home, check out this clip of the MMA battle between the BYU and New Mexico women's teams.
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Edgar Castillo will join the U.S. men's national team for the first time when he meets up with
the squad for its upcoming friendlies against fellow World Cup participants Slovakia and Denmark,
Castillo told Mexican media on Saturday evening. Sources confirmed the call-up to SBI on
Sunday.
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Edgar Castillo will join the U.S. men's national team for the first time when he meets up with
the squad for its upcoming friendlies against fellow World Cup participants Slovakia and Denmark.
Castillo revealed that he has been called up for the U.S. friendlies in post-game interviews with
Mexican media on Saturday evening.
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Drury Panthers, Jake Allison, Steve Wilczewski, Ben Nabers, Andrew Bordelon
Drury Panthers 4
Northeastern State Riverhawks 0
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The Riverhawks are a D2 program that is part of the South Central region, where they are ranked
5th behind West Texas A&M, Midwestern State and Truman State.
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Sunday's match between the DU men's soccer team and New Mexico at the University of Denver
Soccer Stadium has been moved up one hour to noon.
The game was scheduled for a 1 p.m. kickoff but was changed because of anticipated bad weather
in the Denver area during the afternoon.
Because of the time change, admission to the New Mexico game will be free and all tickets that
were previously purchased will be valid for the Pioneers' game against Seattle on Friday.
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The Air Force Academy women's soccer team dropped a 1-0 overtime match against Texas Christian
on Thursday morning at Garvey Rosenthal Stadium in Fort Worth, Texas. The loss dropped the Falcons
to 2-10-1 and 0-2 in the Mountain West Conference.
The Horned Frogs improved to 8-5, 1-0.
Michelle Nguyen's goal off a penalty kick in the 93rd minute lifted TCU to the win.
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Briefly:
*An excellent Landon Donovan profile is here. I'm betting LD heads to Europe sooner rather than
later.
Which reminds me - have you cast your vote yet for the Honda Player of the Year poll? Do it
here.
Lastly, the Cal State Northridge men won their conference opener against UC Riverside Wednesday
and next face New Mexico.
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Edgar Castillo is an American, born and raised in New Mexico, but there were few American fans
rooting for him two years ago when he made the decision to play for the Mexican national team.
A lot has changed for Castillo in the two years since. He has switched professional clubs,Â
joining Mexican giant Club America before joining current club (and SuperLiga champions)Tigres
UANLÂ on loan.
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Edgar Castillo is an American, born and raised in New Mexico, but there were few American fans
rooting for him two years ago when he made the decision to play for the Mexican national team.
A lot has changed for Castillo in the two years since. He has switched professional clubs,Â
joining Mexican giant Club America before joining current club (and SuperLiga champions)Tigres
UANLÂ on loan.
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First High School game of the season is coming up this evening for me, in the meantime let's
check out a few local's and see what's up:
Robbie Curtis (Ozark 2008) got the game-winner for Lincoln Memorial in OT against Asbury.
It's s wonderful goal, all the better because it was captured in HD.
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First High School game of the season is coming up this evening for me, in the meantime let's
check out a few local's and see what's up:
Robbie Curtis (Ozark 2008) got the game-winner for Lincoln Memorial in OT against Asbury.
It's s wonderful goal, all the better because it was captured in HD.
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The University of Denver men's soccer team received 47 points and five of eight first-place
votes to top the 2009 Mountain Pacific Sports Federation men's soccer preseason coaches' poll.
The Pioneers won their first-ever MPSF championship last year and advanced to the NCAA
tournament with an 8-1-1 conference mark.
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The University of Denver men's soccer team was ranked No. 25 in the nation in the
TopDrawerSoccer.com preseason ranking.
The Web site ranks the top 48 teams in NCAA Division I men's soccer. Akron, St. John's,
Creighton, California and Maryland made up the top five.
The Pioneers will face a host of ranked teams this season: No.
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