Soccerblog 31 October @ 07:24 PM EST
Two goals by Gonzalo "El Pipita " Higuain had Manuel Pellegrini pumping his hands Wenger style.
It was a must win for the Merengues over Getafe as the knives were out for Pelligrini.
After the match, Pelligrini said that the club had "recovered its spirit." He praised Higuain "
What he did today did not surprise me.
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SoccerLens 14 September @ 07:06 AM EST
The Sporting Index traders have priced up the outright Champions League win index and have
installed the two big Spanish sides as the favourites.
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The current champions, Barcelona, did spread bettors a big favour last season, comfortably
winning La Liga, as well as producing an assured performance to beat Man United in the final in
Rome.
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Anfield Talk 25 August @ 11:07 AM EST
Liverpool manager Rafa Benitez is believed to have stepped up his interest in Arjen Robben, after
reports yesterday suggested Manchester United were keen on the Real Madrid player.
The Spaniard has long been an admirer of the winger, and could go head-to-head with his bitter
rival Sir Alex Ferguson over the player's signature.
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With Emmanuel Adebayor poised to seal his lucrative move to Eastlands where he'll join the longest
list of strikers in one city since the 1984 UK miners' strike - does this mark the end of Arsenal's
period of dominance inside the top four? And are Manchester City about to take their place...
Similarly to Manuel Pelligrini at Real Madrid, Mark Hughes has been given a blank cheque to lure
the cream of European football to the City of Manchester Stadium.
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May 2009 and Spanish giants Real Madrid had slipped to one of the lowest ebbs in the their long and
celebrated history. A 6-2 home defeat at the hands of arch-rivals Barcelona confirmed to even the
most loyal Madridista that their club was in dire need of a radical reform: from the President, to
the manager, and finally to the players themselves.
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