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An ode to Mario Balotelli: his notorious on and off-field antics (to date) - originally posted
on Soccerlens.com
Manchester City striker Mario Balotelli is without doubt one of the most interesting, but
controversial players in the current game. Flashes of brilliance for the Etihad Stadium outfit,
Inter and Italy testify to the 21-year-old's ability, but scandal and strange off-field behaviour
have never been too far away in the attacker's short career to date.
An Ode to Ole - originally posted on Soccerlens.com
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, also known as the baby-faced assassin, is one of the ultimate legends in
Manchester United folklore. He was snapped up from Molde in 1996, the club he now manages, for a
bargain basement purchase of just £1.5 million.
Wigan Woes Continue in '6-Pointer' Clash - originally posted on Soccerlens.com
Halloween may have come and gone, but Wigan Athletic's form remains scary. After the Latics' 3-1
away loss to fellow strugglers Wolverhampton Wanderers, the losing streak has stretched to eight
Premier League games.
QPR 2-3 Manchester City: The Thriller in Hammersmith - originally posted on Soccerlens.com
Manchester City continued their illustrious and table topping start to the English Premier
League season with a 3-2 away win at Loftus Road against newly promoted Queens Park Rangers.
In truth, the scoreline flattered the travelling Manchester club as QPR fought tooth and nail
with City and nearly upset a top four side for their second consecutive home match when they
defeated Chelsea.
Football fashion - originally posted on Soccerlens.com
Fashion matters more to football than the average supporter might care to acknowledge. Most
spectators aren't overly concerned about their personal aesthetic at 3pm on a Saturday. In fact,
for that matter, many neglect to engage in even the most rudimentary of personal grooming practices
full stop.
Transfer Rumors: One Final Chelsea Bid For Modric? - originally posted on Soccerlens.com
With Luka Modric not taking part tonight in Tottenham's Europa League playoff
tie against Hearts, speculation of a big-money move to Chelsea is still alive and kicking. But will
it come to fruition, or will Tottenham be able to keep Modric in North London?
The finale of Manchester United's tour of the U.S. kicks off in a few short minutes, and while it
goes down as only a preseason friendly, it's not a stretch to say that tonight's clash against
Barcelona will serve as a good barometer for where United are heading into the new season. Here's
where you [.
FC Porto 2011/12 Kits - originally posted on Soccerlens.com
Hulk, Joao Moutinho, Rolando, James Rodríguez and Helton helped their club reveal their
2011/2012 kits at The Yeatman Hotel in Vila Nova de Gaia, Portugal.
The Nike manufactured kits are all made from recycled plastic bottles.
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It was reaffirmed that Canberra's possible inclusion in the Hyundai A-League was
postponed for the forseeable future. The idea of a separate, stand-alone Canberra team in the
National Youth League was canvassed, but economic factors were identified as a major impediment at
this stage
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GOLD CUP: Mexico outclass US - originally posted on Soccerlens.com
Saturday night LA was draped in green as Mexico dominated the US 4-2 to claim the Gold Cup
finale. After jumping out to a 2-0 lead early the US looked to have a magic touch. But Mexico,
sensing weakness on the Yanks left side, unleashed their dangerous set of attackers and made the US
pay scoring four unanswered on their way to the Cup and a spot in the 2013 Confederations Cup
tournament.
GOLD CUP: Anticipated finale materializes as US and Mexico hold serve - originally posted on
Soccerlens.com
OK CONCACAF and Gold Cup coordinators you can exhale. It looked rocky at times but all your
worry was for nothing. The dream final is set for Saturday and after Wednesday's matches the US and
Mexico look to be a more of an even talent level than anyone would have predicted a week ago.
GOLD CUP: Notes on the Semifinal - originally posted on Soccerlens.com
With the Gold Cup semifinals taking place in Houston I got the chance to get some notes from the
teams during their press and training day Tuesday. The general consensus was that the teams all
respect each other and feel the competition level is the highest it's been in the tournament for
quite some time.
GOLD CUP: Panama king in penalties in win over El Salvador - originally posted on
Soccerlens.com
For the second time this weekend a Gold Cup quarterfinal was decided in penalty kicks. This time
it was Panama who came out on top 5-3 after they played El Salvador to a 120 minute 1-1 draw.
The match had everything you could ask for in a match; theatrics, late goals, physicality, red
cards and then the suspense at the end.
GOLD CUP: Mexico & Honduras advance in tight contests - originally posted on Soccerlens.com
We now know one of Wednesday's semi-final match ups. After two hotly contested matches Mexico
and Honduras survived the first round of the Gold Cup knockout stages and will meet Wednesday in
Houston for a spot in the finale.
GOLD CUP: Canada fall at the death and USA overcomes finishing woes to advance - originally
posted on Soccerlens.com
There're tough losses and then there's what happened to Canada Tuesday night. Literally a
fraction away from securing a spot in the knockout stages Panama pulled off a sobering goal to
eliminate the Maple Leafs from the Gold Cup in the early game Tuesday night.
Manchester United annually compete in the Premier section of the Milk Cup over in Northern
Ireland during the summer. This pre-season's visit will see The Reds pitted against Zamora FC of
Venezuela, Co. Tyrone and Hartlepool United.
If you don't know the history of this competition, this was taken from their official website
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GOLD CUP: Defensive gaffs cost USA & Canada bounces back with win - originally posted on
Soccerlens.com
Its games like this that make you wonder about the U.S. soccer team. With a group C win in their
grasp the Yanks dropped a shameful 2-1 result to Panama, putting the team in jeopardy of having a
much tougher road to the finals.
GOLD CUP: Jamaica book passage to Quarterfinals while Honduras routs Grenada - originally posted
on Soccerlens.com
A night after Mexico clinched their spot in the knockout stage Jamaica parlayed a Friday night
victory into a spot joining El Tri in the quarterfinals.
Jamaica overcame Guatemala's physical and disruptive style and took advantage of being up a man
to dispatch the Central American nation 2-0 in the night's opening match.
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So today is April Fool's and people all over the Internet are writing fake stories hoping to try
and trick all those who forgot that today's day.
Given the rather foolish nature of the Free Beer Movement in general there seems little point in
trying to hoodwink you all. Frankly April Fool's Day kinda feels like a day where the un-funny try
their damnedest to be funny.
Fernando Torres has finally put pen to paper at Chelsea Football Club for a British transfer
record fee of £50million.
Torres who arrives from Liverpool, has put pen to paper on a lucrative five and half year
contract and will be available for Sunday's game, amazingly, against his former club.
The sanctimonious 'sexist' witch hunt that is currently permeating the glossy facade English
football coverage is showing no signs of abating today, with fresh clips of otherwise-vidicated
Sky Sports anchor Richard Keys hee-hawing about colleague Jamie
Redknapp's sexual conquests now doing the rounds and, such is my remit here on
Soccerlens, I'm afraid that I'm duty-bound to tell you poor, over-saturated sods all about
it.
Morning all. Throughout January Soccerlens is going to be bringing you a daily round-up
of the morning's various goings-on. Be it juicy morsels of spurious transfer gossip or real, actual
bona fide news, rest assured, we'll have it covered.
Here's this morning's batch.
Drog days are over.