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The Borussia Dortmund manager Jurgen Klopp saw his team lose 2-1 to Arsenal thanks to yet another
couple of goals from Robin Van Persie, but he was rueing the fact that both Mario Gotze and Sven
Bender had to be replaced early on in the game. But even without his best player on the pitch,
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Left foot, right foot. Easy as 1, 2, 3
Qualification to the next phase of Champions League, the first of any English club to do that in
this season's competition. Finishing as group winners with a game to spare. Robin Van Persie
continued his more than impressive goal-scoring form. Another stand-out defensive performance from
the team (the one single minute apart).
In truth, with Leicester sitting only two points off the playoffs, the departure of Sven from
Leicester does seem a little surprising. However, given his chequered past and ‘colourful'
actions, it allows us to muse on just what might come next: 1. Permanent panellist on Shooting
Stars? It's a show that has got a bit [.
Heerenveen star Sven Kums gave the statisticians something to worry about in his side's match
against Utrecht. The 'left leg', 'right leg' and 'header' columns were all left blank as Kums fired
in from 17 yards with his penis. The gang at 101GG inform us that in Holland this is called a
"snikkelgoal".
Sorry Marc-Andre ter Stegen, Ron-Robert Zieler, Bernd Leno, Thomas Kraft, Oliver Baumann, Sven
Ulreich, Ralf Fährmann and Kevin Trapp, but you are not enough. Oliver Kahn thinks Germany needs
even more talented young goalkeepers, and he is going to find them starting next May.
Former Germany captain and goalkeeper Oliver Kahn is set to bring a football reality show, which
looks to unearth new talent, to German TV after it proved successful in China.
Following his contribution to our recent season preview, Coventry blogger Neil Allison has left his
excellent Sky Blues Blog with the childminder once again. This time, Neil files an early progress
report on much-fancied Leicester, who met Cov in 2011-12's first Saturday lunchtime affair.
Leicester City are a club with only one thing on their mind.
The Special One puts all of his chips on red for the Champions League Final.
In this week's episode of Special 1 TV, Wayne Rooney returns, there's an interview with The Nutty
Professor, Sven goes on about the Panorama investigation, and we can finally reveal how the hole in
the wall happened in the Manchester United changing...
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Well done those Chelsea boys!
Yes I know those are not words you would usually expect to see writ large on this blog.
But you see, whilst I was away on my ... erm ... sabbatical, my secret interest in this lot has
increased.
Not that I would ever betray my Foxes for them.
Turns out Andy Gray and Richard Keys aren't the only high-profile media departures this week. In
fact, they pale in comparison to the loss of Sven, since he actually brings something to the
table.
The show's a parody, but there's truth involved, as it's alarming how many in football don't
know the offside rule not including a certain female official.
MANCHESTER, England A last-gasp Aleksandar Kolarov effort ended Leicester City's threatened
fightback and saw Manchester City progress into the fourth round of the FA Cup. Carlos Tevez had
put the hosts ahead after 15 minutes before Paul Gallagher equalised from the penalty spot four
minutes later after Lloyd Dyer had been felled by Patrick [.
MANCHESTER, England Manchester United ruined Kenny Dalglish's first game back in charge of
Liverpool with a 1-0 win at Old Trafford in the third round of the FA Cup. Manchester United ruined
Kenny Dalglish's first game back in charge of Liverpool with a 1-0 win at Old Trafford in the third
round of the [.
