With Scunthorpe anchored to the bottom of League One and on a six-game losing streak, you'd have
grounds to assume that manager Alan Knill had no reason to consider himself a lucky man not so, as
we're talking about a man who survived a vicious SQUIRREL ATTACK here.
With Scunthorpe anchored to the bottom of League One and on a six-game losing streak, you'd have
grounds to assume that manager Alan Knill had no reason to consider himself a lucky man not so, as
we're talking about a man who survived a vicious SQUIRREL ATTACK here.
Scunthorpe boss Alan Knill has revealed he almost lost his life in a bizarre squirrel related
accident. The Iron's poor start to the season has been given some perspective after their manager
revealed he feared he was going to die after his bicycle hit a squirrel. He said: "I got hit by a
squirrel. I [.
Remember last season we were rooting for self-styled 'worst team in Britain' Madron FC after they
posted a 55-0 defeat? Well, someone has managed to go three better. Nova 2010 FC lost 58-0 to
opponents Wheel Power FC at the weekend. We don't know whether to put it down to Cornwall/Devon
rivalry, but Torquay-based Nova's [.
Lucky escape This is absolutely crazy. Thankfully for the players of Turkish side Samsunspor, as
train collisions go this is very much at the low speed end of the scale. It must have been pretty
terrifying nonetheless. CCTV cameras show the team's coach waiting at traffic lights on a
roundabout. When they set off, their [.
I've been trying to come up with different ways to visually represent results. I like this one.
That both Benitez and Houllier were in charge for six seasons allows for a straightforward
comparison, even if we don't count the first 12 games of 1998-99 because of the ill-fated
Evans/Houllier managerial pairing.
Euro 2012 Match Report: Sweden 2-3 England is a post from: Serie A Weekly Euro 2012 Match Report:
Sweden 2-3 England is a post from: Serie A Weekly This was an evening which threatened to see
England implode in a cloud of smoke and with it their Euro 2012 hopes. Two goals in quick
succession had spun the wheel of fate in Sweden's favour and Roy Hodgson was left looking on with
as his men.
In which we see a plucky pair of Dutch fans doing their bit to aid Holland's Euro 2012 bid by
sneaking under a fairly hefty looking gate, pulling out a huge orange wheel clamp out and whacking
it on the Germany team bus for a bit of lark before being chased off the premises by security.
Germany v Netherlands is one of international football's great rivalries, so fans of both teams
will go to great lengths to give their team the edge over their neighbours. Take this enterprising
Dutch fan, for example. He sneaked beneath some security gates in order to place an orange
wheel-clamp on the German squad's bus!
Considering that England's success at Euro 2012 relies almost solely on the ability to ‘park the
bus', it's only right that we tell you about the rather remarkable man behind the team bus wheel.
Remember the name Zygmunt Kukla. When he's not driving the Three Lions back and forth to training
and groin scan centres, Zygmunt [.
It's hard not to love Antonio Cassano when his number 1 speciality includes
cracking jokes during the most inappropriate of situations. He is a character that the Italian
Azzurri would definitely welcome amidst all the controversy in recent weeks, especially as they
prepare for their crunch Euro 2012 opener against Spain on Sunday.
Yesterday Norwich keeper John Ruddy gave us the crucial opportunity to wheel out a tired pun on his
name and slightly more importantly, rue the fact that a broken finger sees the promising human
octopus ruled out of Euro 2012. Truth be told, we are rather gutted by this twist of fate for the
likeable [.
Life lesson: don't touch yourself on the internet. Just don't. Not unless stripping just isn't
covering the rent any more.
Ever, as you may know, got into some hot water on the internet a few years ago, back when he was
one of South America's premier talents. He's blossomed on the pitch, but suffered some strange
happenings off of it.
Have a go on the New Manager Roulette Wheel I've narrowed it down to a White European Male  The
JimmyG2 Column  Every time I get on a plane lately the sky falls in. Fortunately not on my plane
but just over WHL. A month ago I arrived at Luton from Madrid to be informed that Chelsea had won
the Champions' League and that West Ham had been promoted.
The Brotherly Game is a soccer site, but it is also where I spend a lot of time throughout
the week. Due to the fact that I see this as an extension of myself, I feel it's prudent to post
the following.It is post about myself a someone I was lucky to spend almost a decade
around.I originally wrote it on Twitter, so I'm slightly ashamed of the lack of length in
terms of how much I talked about Max, but it's from the heart and I think that's the most important
thing when talking about him.
Suarez Soolsma in da house!
Welcome to our newest regular feature "Chants on Goal" where we bring our Yorkies' flavour to TFC
terrace songs and chants. We're not trying to reinvent the BMO Field choir-wheel but giving you a
few of our ridiculous favourite "hits" for you to enjoy and, if you feel the musical urge, bring
them to your corner of the stadium.
Newcastle have come across this season as a well-run family, and Alan Pardew is adamant that
everybody at the club, from Mike Ashley down, have played their part in the success of the club.
Liz Hornsby The Newcastle Chef important cog in the wheel She has the Newcastle players on
fire And one of those people is Newcastle Chef Liz Hornsby, who has prepared [.
While making their way home from an away match against Kardemir Karabükspor a couple of nights
ago, Turkish top flight side Samsunspor flirted with disaster when their team coach was side-swiped
by a train on a level crossing.
