Someone’s looking for a way out [Soccer Cleats 101]
Two second goal [Sportress of Blogitude]
10 top non-English footy phrases [The Offside]
Breakaway league forming in opposition to USL-1 [SI]
Guess the player by their transfer history [Three Match Ban]
Finally:
Someone opines on why UF WAG Elizabeth Lambert snapped [Anyguey]
New Real Madrid manager Jose Mourinho endeavored to splash some cold water on Real Madrid fans by telling them he is [Read More]
The Russian Premier League powerhouses made some quality signings this summer—attacking midfielder Carlos Eduardo [Read More]
If I asked you to identify three England players who excelled in South Africa, could you name even one? Of course you [Read More]
Ever since the beginning of time (or at least since the dawning of huge athlete paydays), parents have been looking to [Read More]
After Mikel Arteta made noise last month about playing for the Three Lions, it appears the FA has snuffed out the idea [Read More]
@Arkie: Sucker. @Anon: Ian McKellen would probably like that. Read the post
My favorite non-English footy phrase is anything that comes our of Carragher’s mouth.
Kudos to whoever wrote the UNM media guide, “fearless when making a challenge”. I’ll say.
Everyone can speak Carragher, EF. “Ehh yeh knoow.”
And repeat.
The Crouch question on the transfer thing is missing Pompey. Those are pretty damn hard, really pleased with myself that I got Smicer and Keller though.
So the fact that ELambo had two older siblings, one of whom was mildly successful in a D1 volleyball program and the other making “honorable mention” for what is essentially a community college football team makes her kick players in the face?
Nice analysis.
@Nathaniel – I once killed a drifter because my older sister went to the same middle school as me, and all of the teachers that we had in common referred to me as “X’s” younger brother. It takes a toll, man!
Must have been weird having a sister named X, Kid.
Look out, Bill Simmons. TFA’s gonna take over the internets next.
Am I a freak because I can translate Carragher-speak, having been born and raised in Liverpool?
I’ve completely wasted my morning with the transfer naming thing.
thank you.
@NYK: At least your teachers didn’t call you by your older sister’s name. Half my high school teachers knew me as Meagan.