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By | September 5, 2008
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gnoek
3 min - Nov 27, 2005
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Italy ‘ s Olympic medallists pose during a ceremony in Rome
By | September 5, 2008
Italy’s boxer Coberto Cammarelle (L), fencer Valentina Vezzali (2nd L), race walker Alex Schwazer and sport shooter Chiara Cainero (R) of the Beijing 2008 Olympic Games pose with their medals during a ceremony at Villa Madama in Rome. REUTERS/Tony Gentile (ITALY)
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Old Trafford is just the place for a maverick like Berbatov
By | September 5, 2008
Manchester United has proved the natural home for maverick showmen in the past and Dimitar Berbatov can become a worthy successor to those who have graced Old Trafford before him.
The 27-year-old Bulgaria captain, who joined United after two memorable years at Tottenham Hotspur, should instantly win over United fans who have previously worshipped strikers like Denis Law, George Best and Eric Cantona.
Berbatov has outstanding balance and control, is capable of devastating finishes and boasts the deftest of touches. He displayed all those qualities in Tottenham’s thrilling 6-4 Premier League win over Reading last December when he scored four times.
Among his goals was a superb shot on the turn, executed in a way that made it look simple when it was anything but, and he blasted home another shot that nearly took the net off its supports.
Read Mike Collett’s full appreciation of Berbatov’s talents on our main website here.
PHOTO: Dimitar Berbatov looks back during Bulgaria’s friendly against Bosnia in Zenica August 20, 2008. REUTERS/Damir Sagolj
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CafeFoot, Episode 24
By | September 5, 2008
Robinho a Manchester City, Jean-Michel Larque sur Luc Sonor (St-Etienne)
Author: cafefoot
Keywords: soccer football ligue1 om psg bordeaux lyon bleus
Added: September 5, 2008
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Nike Soccer Commercial - Good vs. Evil
By | September 5, 2008
Nike Soccer Commercial - Good vs. Evil
afromike33
1 min - Nov 20, 2005
This is a commercial for nike where the good guys (the allstar players of Europe) take on devil figures and beast them.
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Players of Italy’s national soccer team walk around the field during a training
By | September 5, 2008
Players of Italy’s national soccer team walk around the field during a training session at the Coverciano sports grounds, Italy, on Friday Sept. 5, 2008, ahead of their 2012 World Cup qualifier match against Cyprus on upcoming Saturday, near Florence, central Italy. (AP Photo/Lorenzo Galassi)
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Strange results signify little… but we can all dream, can’t we?
By | September 5, 2008
Real Madrid and Barcelona lose their opening matches in Spain, Bayern Munich have to wait until their third game to taste victory under Juergen Klinsmann, AC Milan lose while Juve and Inter can only draw in Italy and three games in, not one of the big four in England’s Premier League can muster a 100 percent record…
It would be nice, wouldn’t it, to read something in to all this.
Smaller clubs that are nimbler in the transfer market have made a series of astute buys while we were watching the Olympics and the soccer superpowers were trying to prise away each other’s big stars, you might say. Once great names like Atletico Madrid, Schalke 04, Lazio and Manchester City are at or near the top of their leagues and are ready to rise again!
We’re all too wise to fall for any of that, though, aren’t we? After all, the big leagues are just three games in at the most and none of us really doubts that normal service will be resumed once the international week is out of the way.
But at the risk of sounding hopelessly naive, perhaps this year will see a bit of a shake up.
Don’t Liverpool and Arsenal look a bit more vulnerable to challenges for top-four places in the Premier League? Might Juergen Klinsmann and Pep Guardiola find it tough in their first seasons in charge of big clubs?
Doesn’t Real Madrid’s failure to get Cristiano Ronaldo mean they’ll be short of a touch of inspiration? And, given all that’s happened, is there much chance of the Portuguese forward producing another season of such sustained brilliance for United?
I’m as resigned as anyone to the idea of the big league titles going to the usual suspects, but I wouldn’t be surprised if they face a few more bumps in the road this time.
PHOTO: Real Madrid’s Ruud Van Nistelrooy reacts after their Spanish first division soccer match against Deportivo Coruna in Coruna August 31, 2008. REUTERS/Miguel Vidal
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Soccer tricks and skills - Cristiano Ronaldo vs Ronaldinho!
By | September 5, 2008
ronaldo de assis moreira win
Author: romariow10
Keywords: mario sport calcio mineo soccer freestyle
Added: September 5, 2008
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NIKE - OLE - Brazilian Soccer
By | September 5, 2008
NIKE - OLE - Brazilian Soccer
NIKE
2 min - Sep 20, 2005
Brazilian soccer video in a stadium… some portuguese players are there as well
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Quick Step rider Paolo Bettini of Italy raises his arms as he wins the sixth stage of the Tour of Spain ” La Vuelta ” cycling race between Ciu
By | September 5, 2008
Quick Step rider Paolo Bettini of Italy raises his arms as he wins the sixth stage of the Tour of Spain “La Vuelta” cycling race between Ciudad Real and Toledo September 4, 2008. REUTERS/Dani Cardona (SPAIN)
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