Is this David Cameron's 'excited' face or is this?

Who cares if England's Prime Minister supports Chelsea or not that didn't stop him from squealing like a giddy fangirl to the press after a recent run-in with Frank Lampard at an awards gala.

As he told Now magazine:

"I saw Frank Lampard last night at an awards even, which was exciting for me.

With the news that Eric Cantona wants to become the next French president, OTP turned its thoughts to the UK and potential candidates to become the next Prime Minister. 1. Steve Kean He has proven practical experience of tackling youth unemployment by offering jobs in Blackburn's defence. Plus, the British public have already demonstrated that [.

After being held to a 1-1 draw by Wigan Chelsea's slim title hopes have all but ended and In The Stands can confirm that coach Andre Villas Boas has written a letter to Santa Claus stating his Xmas wish list! It was then New Labour leader Tony Blair who, upon being elected as Prime Minister [...] Related posts:

1. VIDEO: Angry Chelsea Fan Demands Abramovich Sacks Andre Villas-Boas!

There are lots of things which are either rigged, not taken seriously or both in football. FIFA qualifies in general. So too does the electoral process in Bulgaria. (The footballing variety, obviously.)

The Bulgarian Player of the Year is something of a travshamockery, given that it's Berba's year after year, and justifiably so.

By Alan Duffy

"It was a game of two halves, but the boys done good"

Bulgarian Prime Minister Boyko Borisov has won the Bulgarian Player of the Year award after polling 44% of the votes in the fans' poll. The 52-year-old, who occasionally plays for third tier team Vitosha Bistritsa, comfortably beat Dimitar Berbatov into second place, with the Man Utd striker polling 24% of the votes.

FIFA President Sepp Blatter is facing what could be the toughest phase of his career as football head in the more than 10 years since he took over from Joao Havelange.

The president recently came out to say that England are still bitter at him for their failed attempt to land the hosting rights to the 2018 tournament.

He had it coming. Under trial for fraud, sexual misconduct and tax evasion – which can be added to a history of alleged criminal activity – Silvio Berlusconi's position as Italy's prime minister has for a long time been tenuous. The country's current dire economic woes have proven to be the breaking point, but, not [.

Why England should ignore FIFA and wear poppies on their shirts with pride

On Wednesday, the world's most patronising man – who unfortunately just happens to be this nation's Prime Minister – stood up in the House of Commons and criticised FIFA for not allowing England players to wear shirts that featured upon them images of a poppy.

Siempre si, la FIFA accedió a que la Selección Inglesa utilize el tradicional "poppy" en el encuentro ante España, regularmente éste lo lucen en la fecha en que se encuentra mas cercana al 11 de Noviembre, pero en esta ocasión es fecha FIFA y había dado la negativa a los Ingleses de utilizarlo.

U.K. Prime Minister David Cameron apologized for comments he made about the "Justice for the 96" campaign. A Downing Street spokeswoman claims his words were misinterpreted and he did not intend to offend victims' families, according to the Daily Mail.
"The Prime Minister regrets if any offence has been caused," the spokeswoman said.

During Prime Minister's questions yesterday, Luciana Berger, Labour MP for Liverpool Wavertree, urged David Cameron to apologise for what she described as 'grossly offensive' comments about the ongoing question for justice over the Hillsborough disaster.
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Cameron is alleged to have compared the Hillsborough families' search for closure to a 'blind man, in a dark room looking for a black cat that isn't there'.

Prime Minister David Cameron pledges to release secret Cabinet papers on Hillsborough tragedy

The PM insists that the Government is ‘committed to a full disclosure of the information it holds' on the tragedy ahead of a debate on the issue in the House of Commons

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Life's tough enough for the unemployed in an unstable global economy. And life is certainly tough enough for those who have to referee football games.

But it's infinitely worse when unemployed and forced to live with the same name as a referee recently rendered exceedingly unpopular by some decisions in a rather large game the previous weekend.

Football For Diplomacy Between Cambodia and Thailand

On Saturday, amongst the Premier League and La Liga, the Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen hosted a ‘friendship football match' between Thailand and Cambodia to help smooth over some of the recent tensions the nations have experienced.

Why the Hillsborough files must be released under FOI

SHORTLY after the 20th anniversary of Hillsborough an independent panel was set up to work on the release of official documents relating to the disaster. This panel continues to work through the documentation to prepare it for release, the release to be accompanied by a report detailing how the information "adds to the public understanding of the tragedy and its aftermath".

So that arrogant wretch has been blithely lying about support for the Tories ridiculous NHS reforms...Well done to the NHS organisations for standing up and calling him to account on his arrogant duplicitousness.
The BMA have been screaming from the rooftops about Lansley's bill for months but still Cameron claims to have support for the bill amongst NHS staff.

In a recent decision welcomed by all Liverpool fans, and football fans in general, the Information Commissioner ruled that full disclosure of all documents relating to the Hillsborough disaster would be in the public interest. This is inarguably correct, and any fair-minded individual would surely agree.

What are they hiding? Time for some truth.

THE government is facing a backlash following its decision to appeal against an order to release documents from 22 years ago relating to the Hillsborough disaster. The documents reportedly include correspondence and reports sent to and from the Prime Minister of the time, Margarget Thatcher, in relation to the disaster that saw 96 people die.

Government to Appeal Against Hillsborough Files Release

The government is set to appeal against the Information Commissioner's decision to release private papers relating to the Hillsborough disaster that have been withheld ever since they went on file in the aftermath of the tragedy.

I was watching the NDP rally that ended moments ago and thought would like to add my less-than-a-dime thought having saw a clip of the 1994 Malaysia Cup Final win over Pahang by the Singapore team.
The Prime Minister was quoting someone who shared with that moment as a 17 year-old by saying that "it was not about the victory then, but more for the fact it was a time when strangers come together and stand unison before the team.

Liechtenstein Prime Minister Dr. Klaus Tschutscher has hailed Liverpool's Ability Counts team and believes they have done the club proud during their week-long stay in Switzerland.
Although they were beaten in the final of the European Disabled football tournament by FC Zurich in Ruggell on Saturday, the Reds made a big impression on everybody they encountered.

'They did LFC proud'

Liechtenstein Prime Minister Dr. Klaus Tschutscher has hailed Liverpool's Ability Counts team and believes they have done the club proud during their week-long stay in Switzerland.

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Thatcher's Hillsborough papers must be released, government told

Judgment comes after Cabinet Office refused a freedom of information request from the BBC more than two years ago The government has been ordered to publish documents revealing the discussions held by Margaret Thatcher about the 1989 Hillsborough disaster, in which 96 Liverpool fans died in a crush at the stadium in Sheffield.

Their Words During his stay in Zimbabwe, Blatter met the country's President Robert Mugabe and Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai separately, and discussed with both the football development challenges the country is presently facing and the ways to move forward and exploit the potential of game. from FIFA's press release.

Well this is a bizarre one
Bombardier announces 1,400 job losses
What on earth is going on there? How can it possibly be the right decision to give this contract to a foreign supplier? How can it make economic sense? Aside from the actual money itself staying in the UK this represents 1,400 people who will potentially have to start drawing benefits.

Russia's prime minister says the country hopes to involve Spanish experts in organizing the 2018 FIFA World Cup. Powered by www.newslook.com Producer : Russia Today Author: tvnportal Tags: support organizing seeks Posted: 17 May 2011 Rating: 0.0 Votes: 0

Spent a week away in the Cotswolds and it seems while I did Cameron has shown his true colours yet again. Losing his temper and dispensing petty, personal jibes yet again at prime-minister's questions and then his government try to bully the BBC and criticise them for describing the budget cuts as "cuts" and try to get them to use the word "savings".

By 1970's GoonerIt was I think Harold Wilson, the Labour leader and Prime Minister back in the 60's and 70's that coined the phrase: "A week is a long time in politics". And the same is so very true of the world of football.You've all had a very difficult 15 days. The last minute defeat in the Carling Cup Final, Champions League elimination and now the defeat at Manchester United in the FA