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I can actually understand why FIFA might be a bit touchy about emblems on shirts.
They've got it wrong before.
For example, in the 1934 FIFA World Cup tournament the Italian team (who won both that
competition and went on to win in France in 1938) wore the Fascist symbol on their shirts: it's
clearly visible on the official tournament poster and TOFFS are still making and selling that
particular shirt.
Samuel Eto'o has continued to hint that his long-term future lies way from the Russian league,
implying that he might end up at Chelsea in the coming years.
Eto'o was rising to prominence at Mallorca when then-Blues boss Claudio Ranieri attempted to
bring the striker to Stamford Bridge.
However, the Cameroon international opted to join Barcelona in 2004 and went on to enjoy five
great years in Catalunya before moving on to another two successful seasons at Inter.
By Chris Wright
While it's yet to be rubber-stamped, there's a good possibility that the fastest goal ever
scored cropped up in the third-tier of Russian football earlier this month, when veteran Mitos
midfielder Michail Osinov stepped up and cracked one home from kick-off against Olympia Gelendzhik
on September 11th.
By Alan Duffy
The latest nouveau riche football club to start flashing its jewellery at the game's old money
are Russian side Anzhi Makhachkala, who are bankrolled by businessman Suleyman Kerimov, a man
reported to be worth around $20 billion.
After enticing the legendary Samuel Eto'o to Russian football with a massive money offer which
sees the former Internazionale man earn £5675838,34353853885,1239232.
The Eto'o mega deal has put Anzhi Makhachkala on the map, but what sort of reception
will he get?
For the new season, MirrorFootball is teaming up with some of the blogosphere's best new writers
to bring you even more great football reads every single day. Here's Russian football expert Eliot
Rothwell on the mega money deal that's shocked world football.
Nine days left of the transfer "window" market & the situation has heated up with "last moment"
operations & player movements. One Club that is experiencing the "last minute" rush is Italian Club
INTER MILAN who is about to lose forward Eto´o to Russian Football & will needed to find a
substitute forward & a World name to excite the fans.
On Wednesday night, as Scotland held on for their
essentially-meaningless-yet-pretty-damn-encouraging-all-the-blinking-same win against Denmark, I
was locked in footballing discussions.
Scott Johnston of theFootyBlog.net asked me to join him and his co-host Brent Atema of
GlobalFootballToday.
By Chris Wright
It's now just seven years until Russia host the World Cup and bananas are still being
thrown at black players in their domestic leagues...
After refusing to rise to the bait after being issued with a banana by a racist Zenit supporter
three months ago, it seems Carlos wasn't prepared to take the repeat offence quite so lightly
substituting himself off in protest.
Former AC Milan and Netherlands forward Ruud Gullit has been dismissed as coach of FC Terek Grozny
after a disappointing start to his first spell in Russian football.
In 1917 Russia was gripped by a revolution that sent shockwaves throughout the west, as governments
agonized over potential repercussions upsetting their own status quo. Today Russian football is
experiencing a revolution of its own, yet western reaction is surprisingly ... Continue reading →
In 1917 Russia was gripped by a revolution that sent shockwaves throughout the west, as governments
agonized over potential repercussions upsetting their own status quo. Today Russian football is
experiencing a revolution of its own, yet western reaction is surprisingly ... Continue reading →
In 1917 Russia was gripped by a revolution that sent shockwaves throughout the west, as governments
agonized over potential repercussions upsetting their own status quo. Today Russian football is
experiencing a revolution of its own, yet western reaction is surprisingly ... Continue reading →