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You can make the Super Bowl even funner to watch by laying down some money on a few prop bets.
While there are dozens and dozens of prop bets available, here are a couple of our favorites. Oh,
and we'll tell you how to bet!
How many yards will the first touchdown go for?
While it's tempting to bet the 1-7 yards option, that isn't the smart bet.
Liverpool legend Ian Rush has escaped serious injury after being involved in a serious car crash in
Egypt. Rushie was in Cairo to official open a new LFC Academy and Soccer School, and during a
sightseeing trip to the pyramids, his car was hit by another vehicle and crashed into a wall.
During his four years in charge at Anfield, Roy Evans produced one of the most exciting and
entertaining Liverpool teams of the last thirty years. With the likes of Robbie Fowler and Steve
McManaman playing alongside club legends John Barnes and Ian Rush, it was pure joy being a fan in
the mid-1990s.
Liverpool have a whole host of promising young attacking players being developed at Anfield right
now, but Kop legend Ian Rush believes one particular youngster stands out from all the rest. Rushie
was recently asked who he felt would be the 'next Ian Rush' at Liverpool. The ever-modest Welshman
argued that 'you have to be looking at someone with a better pace' than he had.
Sneaky throw Benfica's Maxi Pereira was eager to launch an attack after winning a throw-in level
with opponents Vitoria Setubal's six-yard box. His team-mate Axel Witsel wasn't in any such rush
and was happy to take his time while tying his laces. Pereira didn't want to hang around and
decided to throw the ball against [.
Talksport: Thierry Henry, Jurgen Klinsmann, Mark Hughes, Ian Rush and other great
comebacks in football
The players that proved you can go back and be a success
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A news article on 2012-01-10 17:44:04 from: Talksport
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Talksport: Kalou to Arsenal, Dublin to Man United, Rush to Newcastle Top 10
underwhelming transfers
Click the arrow on the right of the photo to see football's Top 10 most underwhelming
transfers
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A news article on 2012-01-10 14:39:59 from: Talksport
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By Alan Duffy
Finding a worthy replacement for Gary Speed was always going to be a tricky affair for the Welsh
FA, but according to team captain Aaron Ramsey, the suits haven't conducted the process properly at
all.
Ramsey has revealed that neither he nor any of his Wales teammates have been consulted over the
subject of a new boss, something that disappoints the Arsenal man.
Spend too much time examining the MLS scheduling format and the philosophies therein, and one
will inevitably fall down a logical rabbit hole - though, to be fair, this doesn't differ
significantly from other "major-league" North American sports.
MLS version 3.0, or 2.1, or whatever we are up to, has become all about "local rivalries", or so
it seems.
LFC: 'We are a force under Kenny'
Ian Rush has heaped praise on Kenny Dalglish after the manager celebrated a year back at the
Anfield helm yesterday.
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A news article on 2012-01-09 12:38:21 from: Liverpool FC
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Ian Rush pays heartfelt tribute to 'true Scouser' Ablett
'He sums up what people are like in Liverpool' says Welsh goals scoring legend
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A news article on 2012-01-02 12:00:52 from: The Mirror
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Rush leads Ablett tributes
Ex-Liverpool striker Ian Rush has led the tributes to his former team-mate Gary Ablett, who
passed away on Sunday at the age of 46.
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A news article on 2012-01-02 11:49:39 from: Sky Sports
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I was told this morning that Kevin Garnett would be buying into AS Roma and figured... hey, no
rush, I can go do errands and post it tonight, nobody will know about this today.Oof.- Greg Seltzer
Exclusive Rush: 'Carroll will be a success at Liverpool'
Anfield legend is backing the under pressure striker to come good
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A news article on 2011-12-30 14:05:01 from: Talksport
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Proof Andy Carroll will come good? Ian Rush, Gareth Bale, Teddy Sheringham and Thierry
Henry all took time to settle
Could the Newcastle game prove to be a turning point in his Liverpool career?
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A news article on 2011-12-30 11:51:24 from: Talksport
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Proof Andy Carroll will come good? Ian Rush, Gareth Bale, Teddy Sheringham and Thierry
Henry all took time to settle
Could the Newcastle game prove to be a turning point in his Liverpool career?
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Proof Andy Carroll will come good? Ian Rush, Gareth Bale, Teddy Sheringham and Thierry
Henry all took time to settle
Could the Newcastle game prove to be a turning point in his Liverpool career?
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A news article on 2011-12-30 11:51:24 from: Talksport
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It was all a bit of a rush. Fancy letting family stuff get in the way of football. What on earth
is happening to me? Anyone would think it's Christmas or something.
So when I switched on the TV it took me a moment to get my bearings. First thing top left hand
corner, read it three times just to make sure and remember to breathe.
Boxing Day football review
It wasn't as stellar as the famous goal-rush of 1963, but this Boxing Day was not without its
dramas. The day began with Jose Mourinho claiming his next job would be in England.
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A news article on 2011-12-27 08:02:47 from: The Mail
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A look at all the Boxing Day action in the Premier League and Football
League
It wasn't as stellar as the famous goal-rush of 1963, but this Boxing Day was not without its
dramas. The day began with Jose Mourinho claiming his next job would be in England.
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A news article on 2011-12-26 23:49:08 from: The Mail
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Over the past few weeks, with Manchester United keen to extend Paul Pogba's contract with the
club, there have been rumours linking him with a move to Italian clubs. The papers suggested that
the talented youngster would be able to leave on a free this summer although the manager has today
confirmed we have the option to extend his current deal for another year.
At this stage of the season and given how well the club has done since that awful start to the
season, the last news you would want to read is that we're going to be patient with the contract of
Robin Van Persie. This is our captain, our inspiration and quite literally has dragged us all the
way up the table.
Brilliant retro Liverpool pictures: Ian Rush's Reds career celebrated on the anniversary
of his Anfield debut
On this day in 1980 Ian Rush made his Reds debut click the arrows to see memorable photos of
Rushie's career
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Photo by Florian Eisele/ISIphotos.com
Timmy Chandler has enjoyed a solid start to the Bundesliga season for FC Nurnberg, and at least
one other club has taken notice.
According to German publication Bild, VfB Stuttgart has set its sights on Chandler as a
potential replacement for expensive fullback Khalid Boulahrouz.
Craig Bellamy made his debut for the Wales national team at the tender age of 18, which means he
got to train alongside Liverpool goalscoring legend Ian Rush, surely a dream come true for any
young player making taking their first steps in the game? However, in typically honest fashion,
Bellers has revealed that he wasn't impressed with Rushie's performance in training.
Ian Rush played alongside Kenny Dalglish in the 1980s, and was later worked under him during the
King's first spell in charge at Anfield. Clearly, Rushie is in a unique position to know exactly
what Kenny brings to the club.
Rush, who doesn't appear to have any management ambitions of his own, is happy to see that one of
Liverpool's key principles is being upheld:
"What Kenny brings to the club is the thought that no one is bigger than the team, but he does that
without hurting any of the players' sentiments".
- Kop That: Police quiz race-row Terry under caution http://t.co/1W8A23Gw 23:09:50,
2011-11-28
- Kop That: Andre Villas-Boas is up for the Cup http://t.co/x5cdfVqg 22:55:18, 2011-11-28
- Kop That: Liverpool are the League Cup kings http://t.co/q7cfwHDs 22:55:14, 2011-11-28
- Kop That: Shearer: Gary was coming to stay at mine next week http://t.
Liverpool have a whole host of promising young players being developed at Anfield right now, but
Kop legend Ian Rush believes one particular youngster stands out from all the rest.
Rushie was recently asked who he felt would be the 'next Ian Rush' at Liverpool. The ever-modest
Welshman argued that 'you have to be looking at someone with a better pace' than he had.
Carroll's Kop career WILL take off Ian Rush
Liverpool star faces Torres in battle of 'flop' big-money strikers
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Legendary Liverpool manager Bob Paisley once said of Ian Rush: "He couldn't score a goal to save
his life and what little self confidence he had started to seep away". It seems hard to imagine
now, but Rushie had trouble settling in at Anfield, and it took him 8 games to score his first goal
for he club.
Liverpool legend Ian Rush believes that despite coming up against the Premier League's richest club
on Sunday, the Reds remain by fair the wealthiest when it comes to history and tradition.
Manchester City lead the way in the Premier League having gone 12 games unbeaten, and proved their
title credentials with a shock 6-1 win over reigning champions Manchester United in August.
This week's show revolves around the theme of disguises and imposters (and owls). Who are those two
suave moustachio-ed gentlemen who have kidnapped Ben and Paddy and stolen their places on the sofa?
[Rush and Aldridge by the looks of it. Ed.] Why have the doppelgangers left Alex alone? How easy is
it to blag [.
Pics: Rush & the Reds in Dubai
Reds legend Ian Rush today kicked off the final LFC Standard Chartered soccer clinic of 2011 in
Dubai.
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A news article on 2011-11-25 11:34:32 from: Liverpool FC
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Craig Bellamy is the latest in a long line of great attacking players to strut their stuff at
Anfield, and since returning to the club, the Welsh international has played an integral role in
helping Liverpool' rediscover its 'pass and move' footballing philosophy. Fellow Welshman Ian Rush
is arguably Liverpool's greatest ever striker, but Bellamy has a slightly different view on Rush's
ability.
As part of its sponsorship of Liverpool Football Club, Standard Chartered Bank is offering a once
in a lifetime opportunity for one boy and one girl.
Our lucky winners, accompanied by their parent or guardian, will travel to the UK and be a
Liverpool FC mascot, walking out with the team on two match days in February 2012.
News today that Fabricio Coloccini is in no particular rush to sign a new deal at Newcastle.
Fabricio Coloccini - Newcastle captain and center-back Colo's current five year contract runs out
in June of 2013, so there's no particular hurry to pen a new deal, although the same was true of
Argentine compatriot Jonas Gutierrez, [.
Forget Bale to Barca, Spurs fans should be more concerned about keeping hold of
Redknapp
Ok, this judgement might only be based on a couple of shy interview performances. But I would
guess that, not since Ian Rush allegedly asked for a shipment of baked beans to be sent to Turin,
would there be a Welshman more ill-suited to life at a foreign football club than Gareth Bale.
Rush in Mumbai: Picture Special
Liverpool legend Ian Rush today arrived in India to participate in a special three-day LFC
Standard Chartered Football Clinic taking place in Mumbai.
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A news article on 2011-11-11 12:32:27 from: Liverpool FC
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Morning. Today's date is 11.11.11. Unless you live in the US in which case it's 11.11.11.
Weirdos, putting the month and day in the wrong order.
And today is also kind of special because if you take the year you were born, add the number of
the day you were born, then add 30, divide by 2, multiply it by your shoe size and then take away
how long it's been since Sp*rs won the league then you get .
With his name listed among those of the most promising young talents in European football, Alex
Oxlade-Chamberlain could be forgiven for expecting a lot from his first season at Arsenal,
especially with his considerable £15 million price tag. However, the young Englishman – quite
possibly an inclusion in Fabio Capello's squad this weekend – has [.
