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AAAAHHHHHHHH I AM ARTUR BORUC AND THIS IS A LIST OF THINGS THAT MADE ME ANGRY THIS WEEK:
1. WHAT'S GOING ON -- THERE'S SOMETHING GOING ON OVER THERE BUT I CAN'T SEE IT?!?!??!??!?! WHAT
IS IT?!?!??!?!??! WHAT IS GOING ON!?!??!!??!?!?!??! AHHHHHHHH I HOPE IT'S ON THE NEWS LATER!
szólj hozzá: Swindon v Wigan 2:1 (FA Cup)
Paolo Di Canio's Swindon, in League 2, shocked Wigan three levels above them. Callum McManaman
got the ball rolling for Wigan seizing the rebound after Ben Watson's penalty struck the post. But
Swindon playing some really good football staged a comeback through Alan Connell and Paul
Benson.
In a day of very few shocks, two Premier League sides Bolton and Wigan were surprised by lower
league opponents in the 3rd round of the FA Cup.
Wigan's troubled season took another turn for the worse as they crashed out 2-1 too League Two
side Swindon Town. Calum McManaman had put Wigan 1-0 up but Swindon, managed by Italian Paolo Di
Canio, struck back to claim a famous win with goals coming from Alan Connell and Paul Benson.
As there are three teams promoted and four teams relegated from League One, seventeen sides
spent the entirety of 2011 in the third tier. Of these teams it was League One play-off finalists
Huddersfield Town that ended the year with the best record. It was only everyone's favourite
franchise MK Dons that won the same number of games during 2011.
As there are three teams promoted and four teams relegated from League One, seventeen sides
spent the entirety of 2011 in the third tier. Of these teams it was League One play-off finalists
Huddersfield Town that ended the year with the best record. It was only everyone's favourite
franchise MK Dons that won the same number of games during 2011.
Paolo Di Canio Re di coppa Di Renato Cignoni AFC Wimbledon 1 (Yussuff '81) 1SWINDON TOWN 1 (Risser
'69) 3 dopo calci di rigore AFC Wimbledon:Seb Brown, Jamie Stuart (capt), Fraser Franchi, Callum
McNaughton, Christian Jolley; Kirean Djilali (Minshull '61), James Mulley, Chris Bush, Rashid
Yussef, Ricky Wellard, Jack Midson (Porter '61)Sostituti non utilizzati: Jack Turner (GK), Charles
Ademeno,
Swindon boss Paolo Di Canio was never to far away from controversy, but in 2001 the former
Italian talisman was awarded a FIFA Fair Play Award for showing the spirit of Fair Play after
catching a ball in a goal scoring position to allow the opposition keeper Everton's Paul Gerrard
receive attention after an injury in a 1-1 draw at Upton Park.
After Swindon manager Paolo Di Canio's recent proclamation that he wanted "a team of 100 Paolo
Di Canios", experts in cloning and eugenics have been brought into the fold at the Wiltshire club
to try to make his dream a reality.
Interim Chairman Jeremy Wray is believed to have personally ordered the groundsmen from their
shed, and set about creating a temporary science laboratory there instead.
By Chris Wright
"This way?"
According to the Beeb, Swindon Town manager Paolo di Canio unwittingly completed the town's half
marathon after making an impromptu right turn on the two-mile fun run course he was supposed to be
running.
43-year-old Di Canio was present to sound the horn to start Sunday's 13.
Book him, ref The Premier League can't exactly take the moral high ground on this, but at least
there was some contact from Paolo Di Canio on Paul Alcock to prompt his dive. That's more than can
be said for the referee in this Brazilian league game between Worker and Mirassol. After a bit of
[...]
By Chris Wright
There are two ways you can view this next video.
You can either see it as a) Swindon manager Paolo Di Canio merely failing to carry the weight of
midfielder Matt Ritchie during a fevered goal celebration or b) Swindon manager Paolo Di Canio
keeping his streak of brawling with his own players alive by laying Matt Ritchie out with 'some
kind of modified touchline spinebuster maneuvre'.
Swindon boss Paolo Di Canio shows he's still as feisty as ever after his teams 3-1
defeat against Southampton last week in the Carling Cup by fighting with his own striker Leon
Clarke following the final whistle.
Nervi tesi allo Swindon Town Di Renato Cignoni La gara di Carling Cup tra Swindon e Southampton è
appena terminata, i Robins hanno incassato la quinta sconfitta su sette gare ufficiali e
l'atmosfera non è certo delle migliori per Di Canio ed i suoi ragazzi. All'altezza del tunnel che
porta agli spogliatoi, davanti alle telecamere delle tv, Leon Clarke, l'attaccante voluto da Paolo
Di Canio in
Unless your name is Joe Cole and you're going to the north of France in the prime of your
career, just as predicted when you were the cat's pajamas' pajamas back in the day, or Craig
Bellamy and looming in the vicinity of the Merseyside with a 9 iron looking for a certain Norwegian
fullback (he's in London now, shhh), or one of the billions moving clubs today, you don't
matter.
By Chris Wright
Amazing, really, that it's taken this long, but Swindon manager Paolo Di Canio managed to come
to blows with one of his own players in the tunnel at the County Ground after last night's 3-1
Carling Cup defeat to Southampton.
According to the Beeb, Swindon striker Leon Clarke got himself embroiled in a 'heated debate'
with fitness coach after the final whistle when Di Canio intervened and attempted to shepherd
Clarke down the tunnel by tugging his shirt a move that didn't go down too well.
Ruckin' Robins Paolo Di Canio promised to be an interesting managerial appointment for Swindon Town
and so it proved following last night's Carling Cup defeat to Southampton. The fiery Italian
enjoyed a pitchside spat with striker Leon Clarke in full view of the TV cameras before things
turned even nastier in the tunnel.
Paolo Di Canio Leon Clarke fight Video- Carling Cup 2011- Swindon Town vs Southampton is a post
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from Soccer Blogger. Follow Soccer Blogger on Twitter Paolo di Canio was never short of controversy
in his stint as player.
Diego Maradona kisses the Argentina shirt after reaching the final of Italia
90. 20 years later, he went on to manage Argentina and told the press to suck his dick after
qualifying for the World Cup in South Africa.
After joining the club from Juventus months earlier, Attilio Lombardo was seen
kissing the Crystal Palace shirt during a 3-1 defeat to Aston Villa.
Paolo Di Canio, vai efectuar a sua estreia como treinador frente do Swindon Town, equipa
despromovida na última época Division Two, o quarto escalão do futebol inglês.
O controverso ex-futebolista italiano está empenhado na sua nova aventura e como prova disso levou
consigo dois adjuntos transalpinos, um deles com um nome de meter respeito: Fabrizio Piccareta.
Paolo Di Canio, vai efectuar a sua estreia como treinador frente do Swindon Town, equipa
despromovida na última época Division Two, o quarto escalão do futebol inglês.
O controverso ex-futebolista italiano está empenhado na sua nova aventura e como prova disso levou
consigo dois adjuntos transalpinos, um deles com um nome de meter respeito: Fabrizio Piccareta.
Who would have thought the day would come when we would Paolo Di Canio in management? I
didn't but it did happen as on May 20th2011 he agreed a deal to be the manager of recently
relegated side Swindon Town and May 23rd he was presented to the press, a fashionable 40 minutes
late to his own press conference.
Swindon Town, prosegue il ritiro a Norcia Di Renato Cignoni Mercoledì scorso lo Swindon Town ha
giocato la seconda gara del suo ritiro italiano.I biancorossi hanno affrontato una selezione
dilettanti delle Marche, confermando il buon stato di forma:. Paolo Di Canio ha schierato la
seguente formazione: Lanzano, Kennedy, Comazzi, Devera, Caddis, Ritchie, Risser (capitano), Smith,
Timlin, De Vita,
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Electronics manufacturer Samsung are today launching a second season of their ‘Win A Pro
Contract' nationwide football talent search, in association with Swindon Town FC.
Di Canio: Swindon Town ed i social network impazziscono! Di Renato Cignoni Social network in
fermento per l'arrivo di Paolo Di Canio allo Swindon Town: la pagina ufficiale della societ
inglese su facebook ha registrato 300 nuovi utenti mentre anche il profilo twitter dei "ferrovieri"
ha registrato 200 nuovi contatti.
FistedAway can today exclusively bring you details of a memo discarder
by Swindon Town's PR department, which was exclusively found after exclusively rummaging through
the (exclusive) bins outside the County Ground.
The document, from interim Chairman Jeremy Wray, sets out the useful phrases which may be used
by any staff members 'put on the spot' by journalists asking difficult questions about new manager
Paolo Di Canio's well-publicised political views:
- "Look, not everyone agrees with Paolo's methods.
Paolo Di Canio is to become the new manager of Swindon Town. The 42-year-old Italian is set to
replace Paul Hart, who left three weeks ago, as the Robins prepare for life in the bottom tier of
the Football League following relegation this season.
Awesome...!
Paolo Di Canio has today been confirmed as the new Swindon Town manager. Here's a tribute to
him, taken directly from the Sabotage Times.
On the day Paolo Di Canio returns to English football as manager of Swindon Town, we look at the
goals, glory and insanity of one of football's cast-iron nutters.
By Chris Wright
Swindon Town have confirmed that everybody's favourite footballing fascist, Paolo Di Canio, is
all but set to take over as the club's new manager with an official announcement scheduled for
later today after the club get round to dotting the T's and crossing the I's on the Italian's
contract.
Former Italian maestro Paolo Di Canio was given an 11 game suspension for
pushing referee Paul Alcock in the 1998/99 season, referee's slammed the suspension as been too
lenient.
So why has Gennaro Gattuso only been given a 4 game suspension for head-butting Joe Jordan.
Amidst all the talk about Andy Carroll and Luis Suarez, as well as the many other leading names
currently being linked with a move to Anfield, you could understand those Liverpool fans that have
forgotten about another international star that is already on the books on Merseyside – Joe
Cole.
The 29-year-old England midfielder has had an injury plagued start to his Liverpool career since he
signed on a free transfer last summer on a four year deal, and its fair to say that Kop fans are
yet to see anything like his best form.
Anthony Gardner... Anthony Gardner?!!! 10. Julian Dicks Stuart Pearce sort of had the hard,
passionate England left-back spot covered during the early nineties (to the extent that Nigel
Winterburn gained only two caps). But Dicks, who was West Ham Player of the Year for four years out
of seven, must have deserved to transfer his [.
The newest Arsenal youngster to come through the ranks to be a star at the Emirates is our very own
Jack Wilshere, but he admitted today that he grew up as a West Ham fan and his boyhood hero was the
great Italian Paolo Di Canio. He said: "My family have always been West Ham fans, [...]