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It's time for a quick roundup of the action from the Argentine foreign legion in Italy, Spain,
Mexico and Portugal, as Lionel Messi found the net after four games without a goal, Chelo Delgado
scored a fine goal in Mexico, ... Continue reading →
On this week's Gadsby's England roundup, a new show has to take over the airwaves: The England
and FA February Farce. John Terry is sacked again, Don Fabio puts the knife in and publicly
criticizes his employers the FA – worse, in Italian; Rio says no, and poor Stevie G. doesn't know
what to make of it all.
Photo: Nicolae Stoian
Philadelphia Union
What a difference a week makes. The headline for last Tuesday's news roundup? "Saddest day for
me:" Sebastien Le Toux confirmed he had been traded to Vancouver a day after Faryd Mondragon's
return to Colombia was confirmed and WPS announced that it had cancelled the 2012 season.
On this week's Gadsby's England roundup, the utter absurdity of transfer deadline day, Wenger
says stop worrying about Wilshere for the Euros, Nathan Dyer tells Capello to make his England
dreams come true, and could Oxlade-Chamberlain do a Rooney Euro 2004, or are we overdoing it
again?
Photo: Daniel Gajdamowicz
Philadelphia Union
Sebastien Le Toux tweets, "Just got traded to Vancouver ! Saddest day for me in my Philadelphia
Union story.... Still can't believe it"
The Union host Vancouver Whitecaps on March 31.
Take a look at Adam Cann's roundup of the evolution of Sebastien Le Toux to Vancouver rumors for
links, but to summarize, the Union appear to be trading Le Toux to Vancouver for allocation
money.
Welcome to The Yorkies' regular off-season rumour roundup - "The Rumoumeter". Too busy to keep your
TFC ear to the ground every week? Just stop by the site and we will quickly show you what rumours
are hot - and which ones have hit the back burner. Some of the rumours have weight - others little
more than whispers; we take their temperature with.
On the Gadsby's England roundup this week, Gary Cahill joining Chelsea—will this defensive
partnership with John Terry help England? Brendan Rogers says for the best England players, come
to...Wales! And who's in the running to be the next England manager?
Sczesny will do well to rectify his recent mistakes than worrying about his team mates'
dressing
Been absent without a post for a few days now. Plethora of reasons why I didn't write anything
new. From work to busy personal schedule (yes, there's more to me than just football), to still
being lost for words on what that goal on Monday did to me to just being pure and utterly lazy.
Welcome to The Yorkies' regular off-season rumour roundup - "The Rumoumeter". Too busy to keep your
TFC ear to the ground every week? Just stop by the site and we will quickly show you what rumours
are hot - and which ones have hit the back burner. Some of the rumours have weight - others little
more than whispers; we take their temperature with.
Welcome to The Yorkies' regular off-season rumour roundup - "The Rumoumeter". Too busy to keep your
TFC ear to the ground every week? Just stop by the site and we will quickly show you what rumours
are hot - and which ones have hit the back burner. Some of the rumours have weight - others little
more than whispers; we take their temperature with.
Welcome to The Yorkies' regular off-season rumour roundup - "The Rumoumeter". Too busy to keep
your TFC ear to the ground every week? Just stop by the site and we will quickly show you what
rumours are hot - and which ones have hit the back burner. Some of the rumours have weight - others
little more than whispers; we take their temperature with.
Welcome to The Yorkies' regular off-season rumour roundup - "The Rumoumeter". Too busy to keep your
TFC ear to the ground every week? Just stop by the site and we will quickly show you what rumours
are hot - and which ones have hit the back burner. Some of the rumours have weight - others little
more than whispers; we take their temperature with.
Welcome to The Yorkies' regular off-season rumour roundup - "The Rumoumeter". Too busy to keep your
TFC ear to the ground every week? Just stop by the site and we will quickly show you what rumours
are hot - and which ones have hit the back burner. Some of the rumours have weight - others little
more than whispers; we take their temperature with.
On this week's Gadsby's England roundup, Gadsby discusses England's Euro 2012 draw
Almost three months and thirteen games into the new campaign and Roma capitulated to the Viola in
dramatic fashion. Three goals against and three red cards gave credence to ‘unlucky thirteeen'.
As the Giollarosso await the visit of the so far unbeaten leaders Juventus, the storm clouds
continue to gather.
FROZEN PITCH!Welcome to The Yorkies' regular off-season rumour roundup - "The Rumoumeter". Too busy
to keep your TFC ear to the ground every week? Just stop by the site and we will quickly show you
what rumours are hot - and which ones have hit the back burner. Some of the rumours have weight -
others little more than whispers; we take their temperature with.
A roundup of action from around Central America, as all of the leagues are now in playoff stage.
BELIZE I have no idea what's happening in Belize. COSTA RICA Alajuelense scored an important
victory in the Invierno playoffs with a 1-0 first leg victory at Saprissa. The Purple Monsters has
to play almost 50 minutes with ten men after Jairo Arrieta was sent off in the 43rd minute.
Welcome to The Yorkies' regular off-season rumour roundup - "The Rumoumeter". Too busy to keep your
TFC ear to the ground every week? Just stop by the site and we will quickly show you what rumours
are hot - and which ones have hit the back burner. Some of the rumours have weight - others little
more than whispers; we take their temperature with.
Welcome to The Yorkies' regular off-season rumour roundup - "The Rumoumeter". Too busy to keep your
TFC ear to the ground every week? Just stop by the site and we will quickly show you what rumours
are hot - and which ones have hit the back burner. Some of the rumours have weight - others little
more than whispers; we take their temperature with.
This is a continuation of a press roundup heading into the critical pair of World Cup qualifiers,
focused on action in Groups D, E, and F. GROUP D After a training session in Florida, the Canadian
national team travelled to St. Kitts and Nevis for their qualifier tonight. A point will clinch
first place in the group; if they lose, they still would require a point in the return match in
Toronto.
Of course with no football on during the InterLull, so its time for the press to create some
Arsenal transfer news to keep the fans interested in reading! And so today's Arsenal rumours
roundup comes exclusively from talkSport, who seem to have a fixation on the Gunners today. First
off all they have Arsene wenger [.
Here are a few choice links from around the web for you to peruse while zoning out to the single
greatest loop in the history of the Internet.
Chelsea FC Loan Roundup: 11/9/11
Via We Ain't Got No History
Kalas has arguably been the most impressive of the players Chelsea has sent out on loan to
date.
- Rebuilt Dynamo bearing fruit for Kinnear [Houston Chronicle]
- SKC and Houston poised to advance [ESPN]
- Dynamo determined to keep all guns blazing [MLS Soccer]
- Dynamo know they must remain aggressive in home match against Union [Houston Chronicle]
- MLS Conference Semifinals: A Look Ahead [Soccer by Ives]
- 'D' capital for Dynamo during unbeaten streak [Houston Chronicle]
- Ching enjoys being part of deep forward corps [MLS Soccer]
- Dynamo assistant Ralston a candidate for Revolution job [Houston Chronicle]
- Academy Roundup - October 30 [Houston Dynamo]
In Other News:
- Sounders FC faces daunting task of winning by four goals [Seattle Times]
- Sigi Schmid Wants To Give Seattle An Epic Tale [Sounder at Heart]
- Donovan says Galaxy 'assuming' Beckham will stay [Sports Illustrated]
- MLS gauging interest in club playing in Baltimore [Washington Post]
- Tributes paid to Doncaster's Billy Sharp after baby tragedy [BBC]
On this week's Gadsby's England roundup, Wayne Rooney is the only English player on the Ballon
d'or shortlist, proving again how the Premier League is the "greatest league in the world", John
Terry's racism probe, and for the second week running, Steven Gerrard calls in, this time to talk
about his ankle injury which rules him out of the Spain and Sweden fixtures.
On this week's Gadsby's England roundup, Sepp Blatter calls in for a ‘chat', Gerrard supports
Redknapp and Stewart Downing sweet talks Capello. On the only broadcast in the world dedicated
exclusively (and sometimes worryingly) to the England football team.
Instead of an in-depth look at a single facet, I thought I'd post multiple chalkboards from
Saturday's match, highlighting a couple of predominant themes.
CrossesThat Zonal Marking mentions this in his weekly league-wide roundup demonstrates how glaring a stat
it was. 22 attempted crosses, two successful.
When there's no match to preview, what do you do? News Roundup!
Well, to be quite honest, at the time of writing, there is a scarcity of meaningful Arsenal news
this week. The few morsels are of the "brush aside after skimming" quality, but the show must go
on. We'll start with the type of news every single Arsenal fans love to hear about- transfer
rumors!
I have to admit; I've pronounced the season to be dead more than once before. But you gotta
cut me some slack, I wasn't counting on the absolute ineptitude of the rest of the Eastern
Conference. Thanks to their shortcomings, the Red Bulls found themselves clinging to the tenth
and final playoff spot after a draw away to Toronto.
On this week's roundup, could Owen get back into the England squad? Plus Wright-Phillips, Joe
Cole and Hargreaves stake their claims for a recall. Warnock can't wait for ‘humourless' Capello
to go while Allardyce says again he should be considered for England manager. Plus, England fall to
8th in FIFA rankings – despite winning back-to-back matches.
Well, here I am, once again reeling from another disappointment, trying to figure out just how
to sum up yet the latest uninspired performance by New York. I swear, with all the talk of how
great this team is better on paper, I propose we so all go out and cover RBA in 8 ½ x 11's on
Saturday...
Photo: Paul Rudderow
Union
In this week's power rankings roundup, the Philadelphia Union leap four spots from no. 10 to
sixth at MLSsoccer.com. They jump three spots to no. 6 at SBI and at Soccer America. The Union move
up two spots to sixth at WV Hooligan. At ESPN, the Union move up two spots to ninth.
On this week's roundup, is Harry Redknapp closer to a deal to become the next England manager?
Pardew tells Capello: pick Steven Taylor. And Lampard and Gerrard to Russia?
Just when you thought all hope was lost, New York goes out and does this. A win, honest to
God, a win. For the first time since the July 6th drubbing of TFC, the Red Bulls claimed all
three points and boy did it feel good. Granted, it got a bit nervy there and it wasn't the pretty
display by any stretch of the imagination, but isn't that what it's all about?
Three Premier League sides were held in yesterday's Europa League play. Today's "Daily Ticker"
reviews those matches, looks at more controversy behind the England job, and much more. Europa
League Roundup: Dynamo Kiev 1-1 Stoke City: Stoke went to...
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Photo: Earl Gardner
Union
In this week's power rankings roundup, the Philadelphia Union move up one spot to no. 10 at
MLSsoccer.com ("They haven't won in a long time, their body language is not particularly good right
now, they're inconsistent offensively and the defense is suddenly leaky.
On this week's roundup, Gadsby looks back at England's victories against Bulgaria and Wales, and
forward to the next few months and a potential fixture with European and World Champions Spain.
MirrorFootball Podcast: Post-deadline day special with Darren Lewis and Robbie
Savage
The MirrorFootball podcast is back for the new season bigger and better than ever! In this
week's show, MirrorFootball's Simon Head catches up with Football Spy's Darren Lewis and
MirrorFootball columnist Robbie Savage to review the winners and losers of the transfer window.
Football Spy video: Transfer Deadline Day roundup
The summer transfer window slammed shut at 11pm on Wednesday night. Some last minute deals were
done, others failed at the final hurdle. Did your club sign that key player before the window
ended? Who were the winners and losers and who ended up where?
Hurricane Irene could delay some MLS games this weekend but could not stop the teams playing from
putting out some excellent performances. In fact, there were two sets of winners from yesterday's
matches: the Western Conference and the teams that ...
Hurricane Irene could delay some MLS games this weekend but could not stop the teams playing
from putting out some excellent performances. In fact, there were two sets of winners from
yesterday's matches: the Western Conference and the teams that did not play. While the West
didn't get a clean sweep due to Chicago's home win over Colorado, the impressive wins by Dallas,
Real Salt Lake, and Seattle show that their conference is still the class of the league.
