El uruguayo Robert Dante Siboldi será el técnico
de los Dorados para el torneo Clausura 2012 de la Liga de Ascenso.
Siboldi ha sido técnico del Cruz Azul Hidalgo
durante varios torneos en esta Liga de Ascenso y actualmente se encuentra trabajando con los
Rayados de Monterrey y en cuanto termine con el compromiso del Mundial de Clubes
donde participa el equipo regiomontano, se reportará a Los Dorados, mientras
tanto los trabajos de pretemporada estarán a cargo de sus auxiliares Jorge
Castañeda y Francisco Palacios.
Terminó el desastroso torneo para los Dorados y nadie de los
directivos del club ha salido a dar explicaciones sobre el fracaso del equipo, antes del inicio del
torneo se hablaba hasta de campeonato, finalmente Dorados terminó en el lugar 14 con 14 puntos, el
menor número de unidades para un torneo en toda la historia del equipo que data desde el 2003.
En lo que será la fecha 14 del Torneo de Apertura 2011 de la Liga
de Ascenso los Dorados de Sinaloa visitan a los Esmeraldas del
León en el Estadio Nou Camp en partido a celebrarse este sábado 5 de noviembre a las
20:00 hrs. locales, en Culiacán a las 19:00 hrs.
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How they lined up:
Arsenal (4-4-3)- Szczesny, Djourou, Koscielny, Mertesacker, Andre Santos, Song
©, Arteta, Ramsey, Walcott, Gervinho, Chamakh.
Subs: Fabianski, Frimpong, Rosicky, Benayoun, Arshavin, Park, van Persie.
Tiote and van der Vaart were convinced that, despite their differences, they could dance their
troubles away.League wins at St James Park are as rare for Spurs as days where Harry Redknapp
doesn't provide the press with a story-leading quote. If you remove the great Timothee Atouba's
fantastic winner from the 1-0 steal back in 2004, our away record against Toon would look fairly
terrible.
Weekend football betting preview: Bolton Vs Chelsea, Fulham Vs QPR, Stoke and more is a post
from: Just Football
Swansea Vs Stoke, Sunday 3.00
Only once in their combined 12 league games this season has either side scored more than a
single goal. Stoke were good enough to hold Man United last week and could bring in Huth and
Palacios for Whelan and Wilkinson.
STARTERSStuart Holden has suffered an injury setback in his recovery from the badly broken and lacerated
knee he incurred last spring. No word on the exact nature of the new injury but it will require
surgery and another 6 weeks of rehab. Damn!
dN
Since its 2011/12 season kicked off in all competitions on Aug 1 Bayern Munich has won 11 and lost
1, and only conceded 1 goal!
Four to us, none to them. That's the long and short of it. A dazzling afternoon of football from
the chaps in Lilywhite yesterday; one in which numerical advantage might've provided the opposition
with reasonable excuse, had we not been utterly dominant in every minute before Charlie Adam's
second yellow and every minute after.
In Mexico's Primera Division, Edgar Castillo and Club America drew at Azteca against Michael Orozco
and San Luis. Both National Teamers played the full ninety. San Luis's Wilmer Aguirre opened the
scoring in the 30th minute, with Rosinei equalizing for Club America three minutes into the
second-half.
Carroll, Craig and Coates on the bench: Stoke v LFC
The Liverpool team to face Stoke at the Britannia: Reina, Skrtel, Carragher, Agger, Enrique,
Henderson, Lucas, Adam, Downing, Kuyt, Suarez. And on the LFC bench: Doni, Carroll, Johnson, Maxi,
Spearing, Bellamy, Coates.
Our Premier League season gets back underway this weekend against Wolverhampton Wanderers and
I've had a chat with the Wolves blogger Thomas Baugh, of the aptly-named Wolves Blog, who thinks
that Saturday's game could have a pleasing result for any Spurs fan.
Wolves have hit the ground running this season and are so far unbeaten.
Stoke v Liverpool team news: Crouch set for debut, Bellamy on bench
Johnson set for first start of season but Jerome and Palacios are doubts
View the full story here: The Mirror
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The dust may have settled, but it would be frightfully remiss to pootle along any further
without casting a beady eye over the various to-ings and fro-ings of the transfer window. Step this
way please...
Welcome to the Lane...
Scott Parker
Curiouser and curiouser, we now somehow find ourselves bottom of the table yet with both of last
season's Players of the Year in the ranks.
With just over a week to go before the transfer window closes, the papers at the weekend were
talking of ten deals in ten days for Spurs before the end of this month.
The reports included the proposed moves for Lassana Diarra and Emmanuel Adebayor which seem to
grow closer by the hour and there is talk of one more signing, but most of the focus is on the exit
door and Daniel Levy's streamlining of the dead wood.
More ground clearance for redevelopment in Tottenham Plenty of exciting news on the Tottenham front
this week. Unfortunately none of it about the football or the football club. On the up side that
means that Luka is still with us: on the down side that we haven't signed a new striker or sold any
of the many not entirely indispensable.
At this stage of the summer, a lot of Spurs fans are starting to get a little jumpy about the
lack of activity in the transfer market. One the one hand, we haven't seen any sign of the striker
that we expected and have been told that we need, while on the other there hasn't been much
evidence of the ‘streamlining' that Daniel Levy promised.
Is anyone starting to get frustrated at the way Spurs conduct their transfer activity?
With our backs to the wall, when players have had their heads turned, you have to admire how
Daniel Levy has drained millions from other chairman for the likes of Berbatov, Carrick and
Keane.
Unfortunately the flip side of this approach has meant that Spurs are stuck with a large group
of players that are beyond the age where they can improve, and their wages and valuations are so
high we can't get rid of them.
By DAVID MOSSE
Nacional entered Saturday's clash with Defensor Sporting needing only one point to secure the
Clausura title, and when Richard Porta opened the scoring after just six minutes, Los Tricolores
looked set to finish the job without much drama. But Sporting went down fighting, creating a number
of chances and dominating large portions of this pulsating encounter at the Estadio Gran Parque
Central.
And now the second half of the squad up before the firing line:
Wilson Palacios
Last year: 7
This year: 6
A frustrating season for Palacios, whose form continued to plummet as it had started to at the back
end of last season. Opportunities were limited for the tough tackling Honduran and when he was
presented with a chance to start, he invariably fluffed his lines and conceded possession far too
often.
Before we descend persiously into the abyss of mindless gossip, half-truths and
hearsay that can only be the silly season, there's the small matter of finishing the
actual season this coming Sunday. Birmingham at home, folks, and a Europa League spot to
peg down like an old weather-beaten tent.
Fútbol México - Noticias estadisticas fotos videos y galerias del futbol mexicano e
internacional
Pumas es finalista tras derrotar dos goles por cero a Chivas en ciudad
universitaria, con este resultado derrotan a Guadalajara tres goles por cero en el marcador
global.
Pumas inicio el partido fuerte y presionando, pero al paso de los minutos chivas comenzó a
tener el manejo del partido y a controlar las acciones, Omar Arellano tuvo un par
de oportunidades en mano a mano contra el Pikolin Palacios pero no fue capaz de
concretar, Pikolin tuvo una destacada actuación al sacar todo lo que envió el rebaño sagrado a
su marco.
The three of us can reckonThat the Champions' League would beckon If we could only score some
goals. How many straws can you clutch at the same time? And how many straws if successfully
clutched will keep you afloat? There are plenty of straws in the wind, but some are more elusive
than others. The first straw was that if we won all three of our last fixtures everything would
magically come
Mais um amistoso, foi realizado no dia 09/02/2011, na cidade de La Reiba-HON, no Estadio Nilmo
Edwards, onde jogaram as seleções de Honduras (39º no ranking da FIFA) e a seleção do Equador
(54º no ranking da FIFA).
Antes desse jogo, as 2 seleções jogaram:
2007San Pedro Sula 12/09/2007 HON2:1 (0:0)ECU 2006Guayaquil 25/01/2006 ECU1:0 (0:0)HON 2004Fort
Lauderdale 28/04/2004 HON1:1 (1:0)ECU 2001Miami 07/07/2001 HON1:1 (0:0)ECU 2000Quito 08/03/2000
ECU1:3 (1:0)HON 2000Tegucigalpa 29/01/2000 HON1:1ECU 2000Guayaquil 28/01/2000 ECU1:1HON
1987Tegucigalpa 17/06/1988 HON0:1 (0:0)ECU 1987Tegucigalpa 15/06/1988 HON1:1 (0:0)ECU
1984Tegucigalpa 07/12/1984 HON0:0ECU
O árbitro desse jogo, foi: Walter Alexandro Lopez-HON
O primeiro gol do jogo, foi de Jerry Bengtson, aos 8 minutos do primeiro tempo, ele que é jogador
do Motagua-HON, que marcou seu primeiro gol pela seleção nacional.
Good news arriving from Tottenham Hotspurs camp ahead of their important fixtures in April as
one of Harry Redknapp favorite boys, Tom Huddlestone, has recovered from injury and able to start
training again. Having been absent since November after having an operation on his ankle,
Huddlestone's return brought a smile on Redknapp's face despite the difficulties the manager might
be having soon in composing his midfield knowing that the fact other players such as Sandro and
Palacios have been doing well during Huddleston's absence.
Rafael van der Vaart is out of tonight's match after aggravating a calf injury in training. Rafa
picked up the injury in our 2-1 win over Bolton but recovered in time to start against Milan last
week. However, the problem flared up again in training yesterday.
Harry Redknapp has said: "He missed a couple of games, played in Milan, got through 70 minutes
and then yesterday morning didn't feel good.
The big games just keep rolling in and tonight's is no different. Our rearranged fixture at
Blackpool could see us propel ourselves into the top 3 and pile the pressure on Manchester City and
especially Chelsea who would find themselves 5 points behind us with a game in hand which I believe
is against United so it's no gimme.
How did we beat AC Milan? Being a modest, shy, retiring type I don't want to answer that
question with read yesterdays match preview How To Beat AC Milan because that would make
me sound like a know-it-all and I hate those people, mainly because they always disagree with me,
and they're always wrong.
Creator and scorer celebrating
The way which Tottenham have gone about their business in the Champions League is wonderful.
Instead of watching a lifeless match at the San Siro, we got to see Tottenham win away from home in
their fearless and adventurous style.
While the final score was 1-0, Tottenham were continuously working the ball in from the flanks,
exploiting AC Milan's weak fullbacks.
Football's such an easy game on paper. All you're doing is comparing two teams and deciding how
one team can take advantage of another's weaknesses. In the match preview for the Sunderland game I
stated we needed to play very narrow and encourage Steve Bruce's side to attack down the flanks due
to that not being their favoured approach.
Are you tired of the Stratford / NDP discussions? It'll all soon be over, or at least that's
what we think. Whatever the decision, legal battles will ensue with what I can only presume will be
the clubs money and a fairly substantial amount too I would guess. God forbid we spend
that £500k+ (guess) on a really good strikers wages!
Levi Millsap, PK save at Final 4
From Yahoo Sports come this story Penalty shoot-outs 'unfair' say researchers by Julian Guyer
LONDON (AFP) Football penalty shoot-outs give an unfair psychological advantage to the team that
shoots first according to new research from the London School of Economics and Political Science
(LSE) published Thursday.
What a difference one result makes and more importantly a change in formation. Don't we all feel
a lot better today? It wasn't just the three points won at a very tough place to go to and it's not
like we were at our fluent best but the sight of seeing two strikers on the pitch, albeit one of
them being Crouch and the other Defoe, who I thought enjoyed one of his worse performances in a
Spurs shirt, gave us all renewed enthusiasm for the remainder of the season.
There's so much going on at the moment with regards to the new stadium, political spin left,
right and centre. Even Pele's talking about it. This afternoon Daniel Levy wrote an open letter on
the official site which unless you're blind confirms the boards first choice is moving to
Stratford.
So it looks like Harry Redknapp has pulled off yet another coup in the transfer market by
signing Everton's star midfielder Steven Pienaar on the cheap. Admittedly, his contract was going
to expire in the summer, but paying Everton a couple of million to secure his services now makes
sense. The only issue is, where exactly do we accommodate him?
Scary rumour No1. First of a series.Come out Gareth. I'ts all right, he'll be on our side. Against
Charlton we avoided an obvious banana skin without too much trouble, although it needed the
creativity of Modric to light our path. The pairing of Sandro and Palacios seemed a bit heavy
handed for the likes of Charlton but once the little maestro came on for Palacios we scored three
within 15
That was just about as straightforward as could have been hoped, just about every box ticked by
3.30pm. Key personnel rested; squad members got 90 minutes; home-grown youngster made Danny
Rose-esque impact on debut (fingers crossed the next few months are a bit brighter for him than for
the boy Rose); clean sheet; no injuries; no suspensions; opportunity for Defoe to return to
sharpness; etc.
The more I read tabloid transfer news, the more I continue to see Tottenham as the
epicentre of transfer speculation like Harry is some kind of buccaneering dell Boy...
Harry does like to dip into each transfer window, but I think his 'wheeler dealer' persona is a
bit of a false carry-on.
The date was Saturday 28th August and we were playing a Wigan side at White Hart Lane who had
lost their first two league games 4-0 and 6-0. Instead of compounding their misery we lost the game
1-0 with an abject, uninspiring display that lacked creativeness. Before the game many people were
surprised Redknapp had opted for a starting midfield pairing of Palacios and Huddlestone who both
like to sit deep.
The date was Saturday 28th August and we were playing a Wigan side at White Hart Lane who had
lost their first two league games 4-0 and 6-0. Instead of compounding their misery we lost the game
1-0 with an abject, uninspiring display that lacked creativeness. Before the game many people were
surprised Redknapp had opted for a starting midfield pairing of Palacios and Huddlestone who both
like to sit deep.
Andros Townsend won't be a familiar name to all Spurs supporters, but his display in the 3-0 win
over Charlton suggests that he might just have a big future at the club.
Townsend who is 19, has appeared on the bench for Spurs on occasions but yesterday was his full
debut which he marked with a goal and a great all round second half performance.
