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In next tuesday (tomorrow) Dunga will call the players for the only Friendly before World Cup.
Ronaldinho was not called since last Olympics games.
And Now would Dunga gives another chance?
Ronaldinho Should Be On National Team?
Oh We Are Off To Sunny Sunny Spain Eviva Espana!
gdoc32 
- Yesterday, 11:32 PM - 2 comments
The draw has been made we have:
Spain
Czech Republic
SCOTLAND
Lithuania
Liechtenstein
Though draw, however the Czechs aren't as strong as they used to be...No more Nedved and Koller or even Poborsky and Galasek, Lithuania we have been there done that got the t-shirt and liechtenstein well we CAN'T drop points against them because no one else will. We probably will though considering we always do against international footballs whipping boys. Spain is our biggest problem. On the positive side we have a decent record agaisnt them and coming to hampden we can beat anyone.
Spain
Czech Republic
SCOTLAND
Lithuania
Liechtenstein
Though draw, however the Czechs aren't as strong as they used to be...No more Nedved and Koller or even Poborsky and Galasek, Lithuania we have been there done that got the t-shirt and liechtenstein well we CAN'T drop points against them because no one else will. We probably will though considering we always do against international footballs whipping boys. Spain is our biggest problem. On the positive side we have a decent record agaisnt them and coming to hampden we can beat anyone.
Cicinho Join On São Paulo
Bruno_Hott
- Yesterday, 10:47 PM - 0 comments
after long times away of brazil, cicinho is back to right back side of São Paulo.
Roma will loan him until 20th August of 2010, Cicinho will use number 23, and try to get a place at next world cup.
Roma will loan him until 20th August of 2010, Cicinho will use number 23, and try to get a place at next world cup.
Zidane Or Figo
Islam Amish
- Yesterday, 08:19 PM - 6 comments
Ok, we all know Zidane is better but what I would like to know is who would you prefer in your team, and why?
Zidane or Figo.
Please give an adequate reason and elaborate.
Zidane or Figo.
Please give an adequate reason and elaborate.
Pato V Balotelli
Islam Amish
- Yesterday, 07:08 PM - 1 comments
Two young deadly strikers that play for AC Milan and Internazionale respectively.
Who is better, the Brazilian or the Italian?
Who is better, the Brazilian or the Italian?
Champions League - Behind Enemy Lines: Inter In Ominous Form
Islam Amish
- Yesterday, 07:04 PM - 0 comments
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A look at the Champions League last-16 opponents of the three English sides left, with Internazionale in fine form ahead of their clash with Chelsea.
Milan (face Manchester United at the San Siro on February 16)
Bologna 0-0 Milan
Milan slumped to a goalless draw as they made it four games without a win, effectively ending their hopes of challenging Internazionale for the title.
The Rossoneri hit the bar twice but their creative problems remained as they continued to miss injured forward Alexandre Pato.
Former Manchester United midfielder David Beckham was dropped having played all five leagues games since arriving for a second loan spell from Los Angeles Galaxy.
Porto (face Arsenal at the Estadio do Dragao on February 17)
Porto 3-0 Naval
Goals from Tomas Costa, Falcao and Varela pulled Porto to within seven points of Superliga leaders Benfica with one game in hand.
Costa opened the scoring with a free-kick on 37 minutes.
With 11 minutes left Falcao settled his side's nerves by heading in a cross from Bruno Alves, with Varela adding a sheen to the win with a long-range drive late on.
Internazionale (face Chelsea at the Giuseppe Meazza on February 24)
Inter 3-0 Cagliari
Jose Mourinho's side lived up to their fearful home reputation with Goran Pandev and Walter Samuel effectively ending the game by half-time.
Diego Milito bagged his 17th goal of the season just two minutes after the restart as Inter secured the three points in style.
The Nerazzurri go 10 points clear at the top of Serie A.
Milan (face Manchester United at the San Siro on February 16)
Bologna 0-0 Milan
Milan slumped to a goalless draw as they made it four games without a win, effectively ending their hopes of challenging Internazionale for the title.
The Rossoneri hit the bar twice but their creative problems remained as they continued to miss injured forward Alexandre Pato.
Former Manchester United midfielder David Beckham was dropped having played all five leagues games since arriving for a second loan spell from Los Angeles Galaxy.
Porto (face Arsenal at the Estadio do Dragao on February 17)
Porto 3-0 Naval
Goals from Tomas Costa, Falcao and Varela pulled Porto to within seven points of Superliga leaders Benfica with one game in hand.
Costa opened the scoring with a free-kick on 37 minutes.
With 11 minutes left Falcao settled his side's nerves by heading in a cross from Bruno Alves, with Varela adding a sheen to the win with a long-range drive late on.
Internazionale (face Chelsea at the Giuseppe Meazza on February 24)
Inter 3-0 Cagliari
Jose Mourinho's side lived up to their fearful home reputation with Goran Pandev and Walter Samuel effectively ending the game by half-time.
Diego Milito bagged his 17th goal of the season just two minutes after the restart as Inter secured the three points in style.
The Nerazzurri go 10 points clear at the top of Serie A.
The Video Thread
Pearl
- Yesterday, 12:33 PM - 1 comments
So my latest favourite is:
plus an extra bonus:
plus an extra bonus:
Championship Manager 01/02
Stoyanov
- Yesterday, 10:37 AM - 0 comments
I expected to see a topic about this game, but I have to say I'm quite surprised 
Are there any CM fans? That's the only game I still play since I was introduced to it
Edit : oops, sorry...I didn't notice the Soccer Management Games subforum
Are there any CM fans? That's the only game I still play since I was introduced to it
Edit : oops, sorry...I didn't notice the Soccer Management Games subforum
Msn
Islam Amish
- 02-07-10 14:08 - 8 comments
I enjoy talking, debating with the members in this site. 
if you have Msn please give it to me and we can chat.
My MSN is islamamish@hotmail.com
- Islam Amish
if you have Msn please give it to me and we can chat. My MSN is islamamish@hotmail.com
- Islam Amish
The Fernando Torres Thread
Islam Amish
- 02-07-10 12:27 - 4 comments
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"We bought the lad from sunny Spain, he gets the ball and scores again."
The Kop has a new idol by the name of Fernando Torres - and no one makes the famous stand bounce like Liverpool's No.9.
Signed for a club record fee of approximately £20 million in July 2007, El Nino was handed the shirt vacated by Anfield legend Robbie Fowler.
Undaunted, he soon became the first Red since Fowler in 1996-97 to break the 30-goal barrier and is already on his way to achieving Godlike status.
Before joining the Premier League aged 23, Torres spent 12 years with hometown club Atletico Madrid.
Such was his prodigious talent he was named the best U14 player in Europe following his performances in the 1998 Nike Cup.
Torres became the youngest player in Atletico history upon making his debut in May 2001. He went on to bag 21 goals in 2003-04 after being named Vicente Calderon's youngest ever skipper at the age of 19.
Having already top-scored in European U16 and U19 Championships, El Nino earned a first senior cap in September 2003 against Portugal. Seven months later he chalked up a first international goal against Italy. The forward would go on to net three times in the 2006 World Cup in Germany.
Clubs around Europe, including Manchester United and Arsenal, were understandably circling. However, in May 2007 it became clear Torres had his heart set on Merseyside when he revealed the phrase 'We'll Never Walk Alone' on the inside of his captain's armband during a match between Atletico and Real Sociedad.
Two months of speculation and paper talk ensued before the striker was finally unveiled at Melwood.
Torres made his competitive debut for Liverpool at Villa Park on August 11, 2007. A week later he smashed in his first official goal (he'd already scored in a pre-season friendly versus Shanghai Shenhua) when a trademark burst of pace against Chelsea sent Anfield wild.
Successive home hat-tricks to see off Middlesbrough and West Ham helped the hitman total 33 in 2007-08, including 24 in the league to overtake Ruud van Nistelrooy and become the most prolific foreigner ever in a debut season in England.
His crucial strike in the Stade Velodrome against Marseille won Goal of the Season on Liverpoolfc.tv, and it came as no surprise when fans also voted him their Player of the Year.
As if all this wasn't enough, Torres then topped off an incredible season by helping Spain to Euro 2008 glory in Austria and Switzerland. It was he who scored the winner in the final against Germany - one of two throughout the tournament. Remarkably, it was Spain's first major honour since 1964 - and our No.9 was the hero.
A series of hamstring injuries disrupted 2008-09, though a haul of 17 goals from 38 appearances aided Liverpool's best title charge since 1990.
Torres spent a large part of the summer that followed in South Africa, where an awesome 11-minute hat-trick against New Zealand helped Spain reach the Confederations Cup semi-finals.
The Kop has a new idol by the name of Fernando Torres - and no one makes the famous stand bounce like Liverpool's No.9.
Signed for a club record fee of approximately £20 million in July 2007, El Nino was handed the shirt vacated by Anfield legend Robbie Fowler.
Undaunted, he soon became the first Red since Fowler in 1996-97 to break the 30-goal barrier and is already on his way to achieving Godlike status.
Before joining the Premier League aged 23, Torres spent 12 years with hometown club Atletico Madrid.
Such was his prodigious talent he was named the best U14 player in Europe following his performances in the 1998 Nike Cup.
Torres became the youngest player in Atletico history upon making his debut in May 2001. He went on to bag 21 goals in 2003-04 after being named Vicente Calderon's youngest ever skipper at the age of 19.
Having already top-scored in European U16 and U19 Championships, El Nino earned a first senior cap in September 2003 against Portugal. Seven months later he chalked up a first international goal against Italy. The forward would go on to net three times in the 2006 World Cup in Germany.
Clubs around Europe, including Manchester United and Arsenal, were understandably circling. However, in May 2007 it became clear Torres had his heart set on Merseyside when he revealed the phrase 'We'll Never Walk Alone' on the inside of his captain's armband during a match between Atletico and Real Sociedad.
Two months of speculation and paper talk ensued before the striker was finally unveiled at Melwood.
Torres made his competitive debut for Liverpool at Villa Park on August 11, 2007. A week later he smashed in his first official goal (he'd already scored in a pre-season friendly versus Shanghai Shenhua) when a trademark burst of pace against Chelsea sent Anfield wild.
Successive home hat-tricks to see off Middlesbrough and West Ham helped the hitman total 33 in 2007-08, including 24 in the league to overtake Ruud van Nistelrooy and become the most prolific foreigner ever in a debut season in England.
His crucial strike in the Stade Velodrome against Marseille won Goal of the Season on Liverpoolfc.tv, and it came as no surprise when fans also voted him their Player of the Year.
As if all this wasn't enough, Torres then topped off an incredible season by helping Spain to Euro 2008 glory in Austria and Switzerland. It was he who scored the winner in the final against Germany - one of two throughout the tournament. Remarkably, it was Spain's first major honour since 1964 - and our No.9 was the hero.
A series of hamstring injuries disrupted 2008-09, though a haul of 17 goals from 38 appearances aided Liverpool's best title charge since 1990.
Torres spent a large part of the summer that followed in South Africa, where an awesome 11-minute hat-trick against New Zealand helped Spain reach the Confederations Cup semi-finals.
Whats Your Favourite Restaurant/Diner?
Kun
- 02-07-10 12:20 - 6 comments
Ok so share your thoughts on your best grub holes, best restaurants and such. Mine is hOOters and then places like murphys' bar and grill, lloyds. Mine favourite food is spanish and italian foods.
hOOters is ofcourse a place mainly men prefer and I don't need to say why but I LOVE it!
I think Americans probably have the wider range of places to eat, unlike here in the UK.
Where do you like to go out to eat?
hOOters is ofcourse a place mainly men prefer and I don't need to say why but I LOVE it!
I think Americans probably have the wider range of places to eat, unlike here in the UK.
Where do you like to go out to eat?
Die Hard
Islam Amish
- 02-07-10 12:10 - 5 comments
Die Hard is a 1988 American action film and the first in the Die Hard film series. The film was directed by John McTiernan and written by Jeb Stuart and Steven E. de Souza. It is based on a 1979 novel by Roderick Thorp titled Nothing Lasts Forever, itself a sequel to the book The Detective, which was previously made into a 1968 film starring Frank Sinatra. The film was produced by Lawrence and Charles Gordon, along with Joel Silver.
It stars Bruce Willis as NYPD officer John McClane and Alan Rickman as terrorist thief Hans Gruber.
In my opinion, this is one of the best movies, better than avatar. I don't enjoy the first Die Hard but the rest are amazing.
On Christmas Eve, Detective John McClane (Bruce Willis) of the New York City Police Department arrives in Los Angeles to reconcile with his estranged wife, Holly Gennaro (Bonnie Bedelia). McClane is driven to the Nakatomi Plaza building by a limo driver named Argyle (De'voreaux White). The company Christmas party is disrupted by the arrival of thirteen terrorists led by Hans Gruber (Alan Rickman). The terrorists cut the telephone lines, seal the building exits, and replace the building guard with one of their own. Hans and his group secure the party goers as hostages, but McClane manages to slip into the stairwell of the building. Gruber portrays himself to the police as a terrorist working towards various extremist goals, but it is revealed that they are actually trying to steal $640 million in bearer bonds from the Nakatomi vault. When Nakatomi executive Joseph Takagi (James Shigeta) refuses to reveal the code for one of the vault's seven locks, Gruber executes him. Gruber orders Theo (Clarence Gilyard Jr.), his technical expert, to break through the locks on the vault. Theo reminds Hans that the final lock is powered by circuits that cannot be cut locally. Gruber promises to handle the last lock.
McClane moves through the building, hiding from or killing the terrorists he encounters. He learns more of their motives while acquiring a two-way radio, C4 explosives, and detonators from the body of one terrorist. McClane uses the radio to attract the attention of the LAPD, who send Sergeant Al Powell (Reginald VelJohnson) to investigate. Gruber sends his men, led by Karl (Alexander Godunov), to kill McClane and retrieve the detonators. Fooled by the impostor guard, Powell is about to leave when McClane drops the corpse of a terrorist onto Powell's police car. McClane explains the situation via the two-way radio as the police, led by Deputy Police Chief Dwayne T. Robinson (Paul Gleason), arrive. The police send in a SWAT team and an armored vehicle. McClane and Powell are unable to prevent the SWAT team from being ambushed, but McClane manages to kill the terrorists attacking the SWAT team. One of Holly's coworkers, Harry Ellis (Hart Bochner), tries to negotiate with Hans and McClane for the return of the detonators. McClane refuses to return them, and Hans shoots Ellis. The FBI arrive, and take control from the police. They order the power to the building shut down, which deactivates the vault's final lock as Gruber had intended.
Gruber lures the FBI into a trap by giving them a list of demands including a helicopter to transport his men and the hostages from the roof of the building to Los Angeles International Airport. When McClane finds Gruber working on something below the roof, Gruber pretends to be a hostage. They share a smoke and McClane gives Gruber an unloaded gun, but is forced to flee when Gruber calls the other terrorists. As Gruber orders the hostages to the roof he learns from a TV report that Holly is McClane's wife and takes her hostage. Before McClane can warn anyone about the explosives on the roof, he is stopped by Karl. McClane subdues Karl by hanging him by the neck with a chain. McClane scares the hostages away from the roof by shooting a gun into the air. The FBI mistakes him for a terrorist and shoots at him, forcing him to jump off the roof tethered to a fire hose just before the terrorists detonate the C4. He re-enters the building via an office window, making his way to Gruber, who uses Holly as a human shield. McClane pretends to surrender and shoots Hans and the final terrorist after they are distracted. Gruber crashes through a window and grabs Holly's wrist, hanging on to her watch. McClane is able to release the watch, catching Holly while Gruber falls to his death.
McClane and Holly are escorted from the building, meeting Powell in person. Karl's body is brought out on a stretcher when he rises up with a gun and points it at McClane. Karl is shot by Powell before he can open fire, and Argyle comes crashing out the parking garage in the limo, after having detained Theo attempting to escape with the bonds. John and Holly are driven off by Argyle, their relationship renewed by their experiences.
It stars Bruce Willis as NYPD officer John McClane and Alan Rickman as terrorist thief Hans Gruber.
In my opinion, this is one of the best movies, better than avatar.
I don't enjoy the first Die Hard but the rest are amazing. 1988 Die Hard
On Christmas Eve, Detective John McClane (Bruce Willis) of the New York City Police Department arrives in Los Angeles to reconcile with his estranged wife, Holly Gennaro (Bonnie Bedelia). McClane is driven to the Nakatomi Plaza building by a limo driver named Argyle (De'voreaux White). The company Christmas party is disrupted by the arrival of thirteen terrorists led by Hans Gruber (Alan Rickman). The terrorists cut the telephone lines, seal the building exits, and replace the building guard with one of their own. Hans and his group secure the party goers as hostages, but McClane manages to slip into the stairwell of the building. Gruber portrays himself to the police as a terrorist working towards various extremist goals, but it is revealed that they are actually trying to steal $640 million in bearer bonds from the Nakatomi vault. When Nakatomi executive Joseph Takagi (James Shigeta) refuses to reveal the code for one of the vault's seven locks, Gruber executes him. Gruber orders Theo (Clarence Gilyard Jr.), his technical expert, to break through the locks on the vault. Theo reminds Hans that the final lock is powered by circuits that cannot be cut locally. Gruber promises to handle the last lock.
McClane moves through the building, hiding from or killing the terrorists he encounters. He learns more of their motives while acquiring a two-way radio, C4 explosives, and detonators from the body of one terrorist. McClane uses the radio to attract the attention of the LAPD, who send Sergeant Al Powell (Reginald VelJohnson) to investigate. Gruber sends his men, led by Karl (Alexander Godunov), to kill McClane and retrieve the detonators. Fooled by the impostor guard, Powell is about to leave when McClane drops the corpse of a terrorist onto Powell's police car. McClane explains the situation via the two-way radio as the police, led by Deputy Police Chief Dwayne T. Robinson (Paul Gleason), arrive. The police send in a SWAT team and an armored vehicle. McClane and Powell are unable to prevent the SWAT team from being ambushed, but McClane manages to kill the terrorists attacking the SWAT team. One of Holly's coworkers, Harry Ellis (Hart Bochner), tries to negotiate with Hans and McClane for the return of the detonators. McClane refuses to return them, and Hans shoots Ellis. The FBI arrive, and take control from the police. They order the power to the building shut down, which deactivates the vault's final lock as Gruber had intended.
Gruber lures the FBI into a trap by giving them a list of demands including a helicopter to transport his men and the hostages from the roof of the building to Los Angeles International Airport. When McClane finds Gruber working on something below the roof, Gruber pretends to be a hostage. They share a smoke and McClane gives Gruber an unloaded gun, but is forced to flee when Gruber calls the other terrorists. As Gruber orders the hostages to the roof he learns from a TV report that Holly is McClane's wife and takes her hostage. Before McClane can warn anyone about the explosives on the roof, he is stopped by Karl. McClane subdues Karl by hanging him by the neck with a chain. McClane scares the hostages away from the roof by shooting a gun into the air. The FBI mistakes him for a terrorist and shoots at him, forcing him to jump off the roof tethered to a fire hose just before the terrorists detonate the C4. He re-enters the building via an office window, making his way to Gruber, who uses Holly as a human shield. McClane pretends to surrender and shoots Hans and the final terrorist after they are distracted. Gruber crashes through a window and grabs Holly's wrist, hanging on to her watch. McClane is able to release the watch, catching Holly while Gruber falls to his death.
McClane and Holly are escorted from the building, meeting Powell in person. Karl's body is brought out on a stretcher when he rises up with a gun and points it at McClane. Karl is shot by Powell before he can open fire, and Argyle comes crashing out the parking garage in the limo, after having detained Theo attempting to escape with the bonds. John and Holly are driven off by Argyle, their relationship renewed by their experiences.
Euro 2012 Group Tables
Islam Amish
- 02-07-10 12:04 - 10 comments
England should make it this time.
Italy all the way.
Mutu Suspended As Second Positive Test Revealed
Islam Amish
- 02-06-10 20:29 - 0 comments
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The Italian Olympic Committee (CONI) provisionally suspended Fiorentina's Adrian Mutu for alleged drugs use on Friday and revealed that the Romania striker had failed a second doping test.
Traces of appetite suppressant sibutramin were found in samples Mutu gave after Fiorentina's 3-2 win over Lazio in the Italian Cup on January 20, when he scored twice to help take his side into the semi-finals, CONI said.
CONI revealed on Thursday that Mutu had given a positive sample for the same drug on January 10 at the Serie A game between the Florence club and Bari.
"Given the request from the anti-doping prosecutors' department for the athlete Adrian Mutu's suspension, the national anti-doping tribunal has suspended the athlete," said a statement on CONI's website (www.coni.it).
Mutu was sacked by Chelsea in 2004 after using cocaine. He is appealing against an order to pay the Premier League club 17 million euros (14.7 million pounds) in damages.
Traces of appetite suppressant sibutramin were found in samples Mutu gave after Fiorentina's 3-2 win over Lazio in the Italian Cup on January 20, when he scored twice to help take his side into the semi-finals, CONI said.
CONI revealed on Thursday that Mutu had given a positive sample for the same drug on January 10 at the Serie A game between the Florence club and Bari.
"Given the request from the anti-doping prosecutors' department for the athlete Adrian Mutu's suspension, the national anti-doping tribunal has suspended the athlete," said a statement on CONI's website (www.coni.it).
Mutu was sacked by Chelsea in 2004 after using cocaine. He is appealing against an order to pay the Premier League club 17 million euros (14.7 million pounds) in damages.
Sunderland Afc Thread
MackemAB
- 01-31-10 01:53 - 4 comments
Sunderland AFC
Club Info:
Sunderland Association Football Club are an English professional association football club based in Sunderland, Tyne and Wear that compete in the Premier League. Since their formation in 1879, they have won six First Division titles—in 1892, 1893, 1895, 1902, 1913, and 1936 and the FA Cup twice, in 1937 and 1973.
They were founded by schoolteacher James Allan, moved towards professionalism and were elected into The Football League in 1890 where they performed well in the league, earning plaudits such as a "wonderfully fine team".
Sunderland won their first FA Cup in 1937 with a 3–1 victory over Preston North End. They had remained in the top league for 68 successive seasons, a record surpassed only by Arsenal until they were relegated in 1958. Sunderland's most notable trophy win after the Second World War was their second FA Cup in 1973, when they secured a 1–0 victory over Leeds United. They have won the second tier title 5 times in that period and the third tier title once.
Stadium:
Sunderland play their home games at the 49,000 capacity all-seater Stadium of Light having moved from Roker Park in 1997. The original ground capacity was 42,000 which was increased to 49,000 following redevelopment in 2000. Sunderland have a long-standing rivalry with their neighbouring club Newcastle United, with whom they have contested the Tyne–Wear derby since 1898.
Current Squad:
Club Info:
Sunderland Association Football Club are an English professional association football club based in Sunderland, Tyne and Wear that compete in the Premier League. Since their formation in 1879, they have won six First Division titles—in 1892, 1893, 1895, 1902, 1913, and 1936 and the FA Cup twice, in 1937 and 1973.
They were founded by schoolteacher James Allan, moved towards professionalism and were elected into The Football League in 1890 where they performed well in the league, earning plaudits such as a "wonderfully fine team".
Sunderland won their first FA Cup in 1937 with a 3–1 victory over Preston North End. They had remained in the top league for 68 successive seasons, a record surpassed only by Arsenal until they were relegated in 1958. Sunderland's most notable trophy win after the Second World War was their second FA Cup in 1973, when they secured a 1–0 victory over Leeds United. They have won the second tier title 5 times in that period and the third tier title once.
Stadium:
Sunderland play their home games at the 49,000 capacity all-seater Stadium of Light having moved from Roker Park in 1997. The original ground capacity was 42,000 which was increased to 49,000 following redevelopment in 2000. Sunderland have a long-standing rivalry with their neighbouring club Newcastle United, with whom they have contested the Tyne–Wear derby since 1898.
Current Squad:
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