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Kheli Dube -- Getty ImagesBy Charlie Corr
ESPNChicago.com
The Chicago Fire chose forward Kheli Dube with their selection in the second stage of the MLS
Re-Entry Draft on Monday.
The 28-year-old Dube tallied 14 goals and eight assists in 72 games with the New England
Revolution, and the Fire now begin negotiations with Dube on a contract.
Uganda se consagró campeona de la 35ta edición del CECAFA Senior Challenge Cup, el torneo de
fútbol internacional más antiguo de África, que se realizó en Tanzania. Lo organiza el
Council of East and Central Africa Football Associations (CECAFA), e incluyó a doce
selecciones de la zona central y oriental del continente.
Game Intelligence continues to quench our thirst for knowledge of the most outstanding names in
African football. Literally... This week: Knowledge Musona Zimbabwe (1899 Hoffenheim) Hoffenheim
head scout Christian Möckel is a notorious adherent of the ideas of Benjamin Franklin, the
scholarly .
Their Words During his stay in Zimbabwe, Blatter met the country's President Robert Mugabe and
Prime Minister Morgan Tsvangirai separately, and discussed with both the football development
challenges the country is presently facing and the ways to move forward and exploit the potential
of game. from FIFA's press release.
Black and Red United give DC winger Andy Najar five-stars for his performance on Saturday. Hard
to argue.
MLSTalk praises Peter Nowak as the Arsene Wenger of MLS. I am totally confused about the
comparison. Both successful yet flawed coaches? Both European?
Former Union netminder Brad Knighton helped his Carolina Railhawks to their 10th straight win,
earning his 5th shutout of the year in the process.
By Chris Wright
It's perhaps overly harsh to label FIFA gladhander Sepp Blatter and genocidal Zimbabwean nutcase
Robert Mugabe as being 'two peas in a pod', though 'two peas from adjoining fields' should
suffice...
Add these snaps to the 'Sepp Blatter looking like a dick' file.
Who needs Danny Sturridge when we could have Matthew Rusike? The words on everyone's lips, I'm
sure. Of course, that's right after the say "Matthew Rusike who?" Well, the answer to that isn't
entirely clear, as I'm fairly sure he doesn't have a Wikipedia page and how else am I supposed to
gather information about anyone?
Mais um jogo da CHAN 2011, foi realizada no dia 09/02/2011, na cidade de Madany-SUD, no Madany
Stadium, onde jogaram as seleções de Gana (15º no ranking da FIFA) e a seleção do Zimbábue
(113º no ranking da FIFA).
Antes desse jogo, as 2 seleções jogaram:
Mon 30/01/06 ACO Ghana 1 - 2 Zimbabwe
O árbitro desse jogo, foi: Martins de Carvalho Helder-ANG
O único gol do jogo, foi de Gutu Archford, aos 25 minutos do segundo tempo, para o Zimbábue.
Canada was awarded the rights to host the Women's World Cup in 2015. There was no doubt that Canada
would win it; the only other bid was submitted by Zimbabwe which was barely competitive. Two days
before the vote, Zimbabwe withdrew to leave Canada as the only bid in the competition. (FIFA may be
willing to place World Cups in the desert under 50C heat, but not even FIFA will consider a World
Cup in a country with hyperinflation and barely functioning infrastructure.
EDMONTON, Alberta — Canada has a 50-50 chance of hosting the FIFA Women's World Cup in 2015.
Canadian Soccer Association General Secretary Peter Montopoli confirmed only Canada and Zimbabwe
are left in the bid process. A decision is expected March 3. The FIFA Women's World Cup is FIFA's
second biggest property, behind only the men's [.
EDMONTON, Alberta — Canada has a 50-50 chance of hosting the FIFA Women's World Cup in 2015.
Canadian Soccer Association General Secretary Peter Montopoli confirmed only Canada and Zimbabwe
are left in the bid process. A decision is expected March 3. The FIFA Women's World Cup is FIFA's
second biggest property, behind only the men's [.
The African Nations Championship (or CHAN) is unique amongst international football tournaments
in that nations are restricted to selecting only domestic players in their squads. The 2011 edition
of this tournament begins this week in Sudan with the hosts taking on Gabon in Khartoum.
As the competition only allows the selection of domestically based players the standards of each
respective international side is a little different to "full internationals".
Ngwenya, who turned out for Railstars before leaving for the US, was on Tuesday seen
training with newly-promoted Chicken Inn.
"They (DC United) will be starting preparations soon, but I am still here, I have some stuff that I
have to sort out," Ngwenya said.
A source at Railstars, where Ngwenya was training last week told NewsDay Sport on Thursday that the
player indicated he would be going back to the US in two weeks.
Joseph Ngwenya is now D.C. United property but reports out of Africa say he's still in his native
Zimbabwe and training with a local club called...Chicken Inn. Suddenly Thailand Tobacco Monopoly
doesn't seem that bad.
So it's a two-nation race to host the 2015 Women's World Cup between Canada and Zimbabwe. And,
frankly, there is no choice here. It has to be Zimbabwe.
What did Sepp Blatter say when Russia and Qatar won?
Quote: Originally Posted by Sepp Blatter We go to new lands.
