In honour of the Valencian derby between Levante and Los
Che this weekend, here's a plate of tapas specially conjured up by
the chefs at the Orio Valencia Centro Restaurant for Futbolita when we were in
the city!
This is gonna be awkward. So, so awkward. As soon as I see Arsene, he's going to give me that
smirk that says, "You're still here, eh?" and then he's going to ask if I read the paper today
because of that story about Man City giving up on me and I'm going to pretend I didn't and then I'm
going to die a little inside and everyone's going to be looking at me and it'll be awful.
When you have the likes of David Silva, Mario Balotelli and Samir Nasri lining up for Manchester
City for a free kick, wearing their new Umbro kit, who do you think will shoot the free kick? In
this new video ...
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There are a lot of Arsenal supporters upset over Robin van Persie's statement, which revealed he
wasn't going to sign a contract extension with the club. There were a few shareholders who weren't
very happy either, especially Alisher Usmanov and Farhad Moshiri.
Usmanov and Moshiri, who are the club's second-largest shareholders with a combined 30 per cent,
said they have deep reservations about Stan Kroenke, the majority shareholder, and the direction
the club is going.
You're looking at the two men who effectively won the Premiership title for Manchester City last
night. And really, if it wasn't for Edin Dzeko and Kun Aguero's
pulsating goals in the last five minutes a heart-stopping moment for fans
of football it would've been a different story.
Monday. There's nothing happening today, right? What do you mean there's a game tonight. Ours is
not until Saturday. Title decider? On a Monday? The Premier League taking full advantage of the
Labour Day / Bank Holiday tomorrow when they set this fixture. With it being a worldwide holiday,
plenty of people will tune in from all around the world.
As is his perpetual ruddy-faced wont, smarmy 'celebrity' Arsenal fan Piers Morgan took to
Twitter to gloat after his side put the kibosh on Man City's title aspirations at the weekend the
dribble flecking his jowls as he amused precisely no-one but himself by aiming a few choice Tweets
in the direction of City's former-Arsenal contingent.
As is his perpetual ruddy-faced wont, smarmy 'celebrity' Arsenal fan Piers Morgan took to
Twitter to gloat after his side put the kibosh on Man City's title aspirations at the weekend the
dribble flecking his jowls as he amused precisely no-one but himself by aiming a few choice Tweets
in the direction of City's former-Arsenal contingent.
Arsenal go back into Premier League action with a match against Manchester City tonight and
we'll be looking to rebound back with a positive result after our defeat away to QPR last week. For
the first time since the inception of the Premier League, it is City who are challenging for the
title and not us.
It may seem odd after Saturday's trouncing of Aston Villa to focus on an unused substitute from
that game.
But Arteta's wonder strike, Theo's returning confidence, Songinho's transformation into the new
Liam Brady and even Johan Djourou's unexpected solidity have all been well covered.
I want to focus on our on-loan Israeli international because I caught a glimpse of him during
the game as the camera tracked along our bench.
It may seem odd after Saturday's trouncing of Aston Villa to focus on an unused substitute from
that game.
But Arteta's wonder strike, Theo's returning confidence, Songinho's transformation into the new
Liam Brady and even Johan Djourou's unexpected solidity have all been well covered.
I want to focus on our on-loan Israeli international because I caught a glimpse of him during
the game as the camera tracked along our bench.
1. Carlos Tevez strolled in off the golf course to ensure City didn't end up four strokes behind
the leaders in the clubhouse. 2. The faces of the City fans were hilarious at 0-1 down. They've
forgotten how to lose properly. 3. Samir Nasri forgot his Pray 4 Muamba t-shirt, and consequently
picked up a [.
A hard defeat to swallow this one. From 1-0 up with 30 minutes to play albeit somewhat
fortuitously to 2-1 down at full time. Yeah, we weren't good tonight but that doesn't change the
overall shittiness of the way it all played out. I for one have yet to really come to grips with
what just happened.
Liverpool overcame Manchester City to reach the Carling Cup Final their first final at Wembley
since the 1996 FA Cup Final and the club have already chosen what suit they will be wearing. The
Reds last played at the home of English football in 1996 when they took on mortal enemies
Manchester United in the [.
The real issue with Mario Balotelli isn't his 'swag', abrasive nature or
arrogance for that matter. The real issue with Mario these days is that he's
turning into the Lady Gaga of football. Of course, the issue of kickingÂ
Scott Parker in the head yesterday (in City's 3-2 defeat of Spurs) isn't something
that should surprise you at all.
In a definite case of 'do not try this at home', a bunch of Liverpool fans (you can tell they
are Liverpool fans by their thick Scouse accents), driving home after last night's Carling Cup win
against Manchester City, found themselves in the lane next to one Samir Nasri.
Manchester City's coach, Roberto Mancini, reveals that they might try to snatch an additional
midfielder in the January transfer window, but it will only happen once they managed to offload
some of their current unused players, including Carlos Tevez.
Mancini reveals that there are around three to four players that his club planned to offload
this winter and the manager is very hopeful that everything would happen just as planned.
We came, we fought and we came away with zero. Yet there's still much to admire about this
Arsenal side. We did not get thrashed by the team supposedly to be champions elect. Neither were we
outplayed and hung on by the skin of our teeth.
Arsene Wenger fielded the same line-up as the one that took to the field on our 125th
anniversary celebrations.
Your number's not up Ex-Arsenal player Samir Nasri hardly set the world alight on his return to the
Emirates Stadium with Manchester City last night, but he nearly played an even less significant
role in the match when he attempted to get himself subbed in the first-half. A spot of numerical
dyslexia blighted the Frenchman [.
Manchester City (or more accurately, their second string) made it 21 goals scored in their last
five matches with a 5-2 rollocking of Wolves at Molineux last night easing into the Carling Cup
quarters alongside Man Utd, Chelsea, Arsenal, Liverpool, Blackburn, Cardiff and Crystal Palace.
::: FistedAway welcomes a guest post from Elliott, editor of the rather lovelyÂ
Futfanatico :::
If the summer was bad for the Gunners, the start to the season was even worse. No Nasri. No
Fabregas. Fine. But the loss to injury of Jack Wilshere was devastating, and Arsenal touched bottom
in a humiliating loss to rivals Manchester United.
Arsenal keeper Wojciech Szczesny reckons we are still the pride of North London even though we
lost to that lot on Sunday.
Szczesny told the Mirror: "You can't say the balance of power has shifted after just a couple of
months. We've had a poor start to the season but you can't say they're in the ascendancy after just
one game.
Grin and bear it The weekend's Serie A action featured some DIY dentistry from Novara. Goalkeeper
Samir Ujkani found himself minus four teeth after a collision with team-mate Michel Morganella.
Ujkani also broke his nose in the clash. In the video above, you can see one of the keeper's teeth
cartwheeling through the air away [.
On Sunday October 16th's slate of early matches in Serie A, only one saw any goals, it was
Bologna's 2-0 victory over Novara. Both of Bologna's goals came after Novara's keeper Samir Ujkani
left the match in the 43rd minute thanks to the brutal collision shown in the video below. It
appears that you can see one of Ujkani's teeth flying in the air after the collision.
Brazil rallied past Honduras, Japan cruised past Egypt, Mexico edged Senegal, and South Korea
knocked out Great Britain in the Men's Olympic Tournament on August 4, 2012.
Japan 3-0 Egypt
Japan continued their great play (not conceded a goal in entire tournament) with a commanding
victory over Egypt.
Mais um jogo das eliminatórias da Eurocopa de 2012, foi realizado no dia 11/10/2011, na cidade de
Saint Denis-FRA, onde jogaram as seleções da França (12º no ranking da FIFA) e a seleção da
Bósnia (22º no ranking da FIFA)
Antes desse jogo, as 2 seleções jogaram: Eliminatórias Continentais
Sarajevo 07/09/2010 BIH0:2 (0:0)FRA Amistosos
2006Sarajevo 16/08/2006 BIH1:2 (1:1)FRA 2004Rennes 18/08/2004 FRA1:1 (1:1)BIH
O árbitro desse jogo, foi: Craig Thomson-SCO
In the upcoming YAX written by Mathew Wagner on American Samir Badr playing for Haras El Hodood,
the danger that some Americans find themselves in while playing abroad is shown in stark reality.
Qualification for the knock-out phases of the NextGen series will have to wait after Villa's
U19s failed to get a result in Norway, losing 3-2 to Rosenborg.
Derrick Williams cancelled out Ole Kristian Selnæs' 29th minute opener from a Samir Carruthers
corner in the 39th minute. Daniel Johnson sent the visitors into the break 2-1 ahead just minutes
later with a wicked shot from a tight angle.
