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Saturday, 9 November 2013
Steven Gerrard rates Suarez above all premiership players
Liverpool captain Steven Gerrard posted this picture on his twitter account with the caption " best player in the premier league without a doubt........
Do you agree with his verdict?
Check out Arsenal's Gladiators in new pix
Player battered for missing decisive penalty
A crazy scandal has erupted in Peru this week following a cup match which was decided on penalties.
Unión Fuerza Minera were kicked out of the cup by Saetas de Oro in a 4-3 penalty shootout after the sides had drawn 1-1 after two legs.
The decisive penalty was taken by Martin Dall’Orso, and after missing his spot-kick they players suffered a brutal punishment after the match.
Dall’Orso’s dad told local radio:
We lost the match and several fans boarded the bus. My son was held at gunpoint and they smashed his head with the butt of the gun. My wife has bruises on her arms and legs.
The president, Serapio Sucasaire, Omar and Ramiro Sucasaire were the perpetrators of the attack. He commanded them to beat us.
Martin Dall’Orso was pictured with blood pouring from his face in the aftermath of the assault, while the footballer has since appeared on Peruvian TV to show off his multiple wounds for his horrible episode.
Suarez's double seals dramatic 4-0 win against Fulham
Luis Suarez, once again, provided the spark for Liverpool as he scored his seventh and eighth goals of the season to lift the Anfield club into second place in the Premier League table, two points behind leaders Arsenal, who have a game in hand.
Fulham were never in this from the moment Brendan Rodgers's side took a first-half lead thanks to an own goal by Fernando Amorebieta. Martin Skrtel's thumping header doubled the lead and Suarez fired in the first of his two goals before half-time.The liverpool hitman added a second goal 10mins into the 2nd half to dash the hopes of Fulham's fans hoping for a miracle. all together it was an amazing game for a classy liverpool side looking to break into the top four this season after so many years of trying.
Ronaldo on rampage
Real Madrid’s superstar striker scored an incredible hat-trick in a 5-1 home win against Real Sociedad on Saturday, and it now seems that Sepp Blatter’s recent jokes at the Portuguese attacker’s expense has only fuelled the forward to succeed further.- The hat-trick was the 23rd for real madrid.
Ronaldo’s stats are off the charts. In 17 games for his club this campaign, Ronaldo has 24 goals and 6 assists. Ronaldo has now scored 25 career hat-tricks (23 for Madrid), while the Real hero has now has scored 60 goals in a calendar year for the 3rd year running.
And yet Ronaldo still isn’t a shoo-in for the Ballon d’Or, with many listing Lionel Messi or Zlatan Ibrahimovic as possible winners of this year’s crown.
Cristiano however doesn’t want to talk about the Ballon d’Or, telling reporters after the game against Sociedad: “I will not speak about the Golden Ball, I do not care. I give the answers on the field.”
Mourinho escapes with a draw
Now 66 games unbeaten at home in the league, Mourinho has referee Andre Marriner to thank after awarding his side an incredibly soft 94th minute penalty.
Ramires appeared to dive to win the penalty but Mourinho actually felt that the referee got it right.
What do you think?
Friday, 1 November 2013
Didier Drogba goes inspirational on social network
dude7811 One of the best quotes that drives me for years and years,I thought I should share it!!!
Une des plus belles citations qui me guide depuis des années,appréciez... 1d
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Une des plus belles citations qui me guide depuis des années,appréciez... 1d
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REVEALED; Beckham's first son Brooklyn dating an Aristocrat's daughter
The 14 year old son of David and Victoria Beckham, reportedly made things official with his new girlfriend after the Beckham family moved back to Britain from Los Angeles earlier in the year.
The teens allegedly met through their mothers, who are both friends of Gordon Ramsay's wife, Tana. And the rest is history…
An insider says, "Brooklyn is smitten. Once the problem of distance was sorted, they decided to make it official. They have been friends for years."continue reading
Thursday, 31 October 2013
Daniel sturridge love for American football
Liverpool striker Daniel sturridge watched the NFL match played between 49ers vs jags recently at wembley stadium, the England foward was all smiles as the ticket to the stadium was made possible by Nikelondon.The colour of the jersey looked more like a liverpool jersey, i guess that was why he was supporting the 49er's to win.
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gave him the chance to prove he could be the star he has become.
The former Manchester City youngster has been scoring goals for fun in the early weeks of the season, and he claims that is down to being played in the right position.
The 24-year-old managed just 13 goals in 63 appearances at Stamford Bridge, but has netted 18 in just 23 games since moving to Merseyside for £12million in January.
He told Sport magazine: “When I went to Bolton [on loan], I was able to show what I can do because I was playing as a centre-forward.
“At Chelsea, I never got the chance to do that, and I’ve got that opportunity here [at Liverpool]. I’m just playing the position that I enjoy playing in.
“My faith in God, my self-belief and the hard work I put in on the training field; they’ve all helped me become the player I am now, but I’d say the biggest difference is I’m back to my natural thoughts and I’ve got no clouded vision when I’m on the field. That’s probably the main thing that has changed.”
As well as his own self-belief, Sturridge also credits manager Brendan Rodgers with helping get his career back on track.
When asked if Rodgers was part of the reason for his move to Liverpool, he said: “It was, yeah, because I knew about him from when I was at Chelsea, and the players who were there spoke highly of him. He had tried to get me on loan when he was at Swansea, so I knew he rated me. He knows how I work.
“He knows what I need. I needed to be believed in, to play as a centre-forward at a club. I didn’t get that at Chelsea, and Brendan gave me the opportunity to do that here.
“We work well together, and it’s great to be part of his philosophy. He gets the most out of his players, and makes us want to win for him. He’s just very good at man-management as well as the tactics and team stuff.”
Read more at http://talksport.com/football/exclusive-sturridge-claims-chelsea-never-gave-him-chance-13103166247#yrTVwe58wL3rsA1D.99
The former Manchester City youngster has been scoring goals for fun in the early weeks of the season, and he claims that is down to being played in the right position.
The 24-year-old managed just 13 goals in 63 appearances at Stamford Bridge, but has netted 18 in just 23 games since moving to Merseyside for £12million in January.
He told Sport magazine: “When I went to Bolton [on loan], I was able to show what I can do because I was playing as a centre-forward.
“At Chelsea, I never got the chance to do that, and I’ve got that opportunity here [at Liverpool]. I’m just playing the position that I enjoy playing in.
“My faith in God, my self-belief and the hard work I put in on the training field; they’ve all helped me become the player I am now, but I’d say the biggest difference is I’m back to my natural thoughts and I’ve got no clouded vision when I’m on the field. That’s probably the main thing that has changed.”
As well as his own self-belief, Sturridge also credits manager Brendan Rodgers with helping get his career back on track.
When asked if Rodgers was part of the reason for his move to Liverpool, he said: “It was, yeah, because I knew about him from when I was at Chelsea, and the players who were there spoke highly of him. He had tried to get me on loan when he was at Swansea, so I knew he rated me. He knows how I work.
“He knows what I need. I needed to be believed in, to play as a centre-forward at a club. I didn’t get that at Chelsea, and Brendan gave me the opportunity to do that here.
“We work well together, and it’s great to be part of his philosophy. He gets the most out of his players, and makes us want to win for him. He’s just very good at man-management as well as the tactics and team stuff.”
Read more at http://talksport.com/football/exclusive-sturridge-claims-chelsea-never-gave-him-chance-13103166247#yrTVwe58wL3rsA1D.99
gave him the chance to prove he could be the star he has become.
The former Manchester City youngster has been scoring goals for fun in the early weeks of the season, and he claims that is down to being played in the right position.
The 24-year-old managed just 13 goals in 63 appearances at Stamford Bridge, but has netted 18 in just 23 games since moving to Merseyside for £12million in January.
He told Sport magazine: “When I went to Bolton [on loan], I was able to show what I can do because I was playing as a centre-forward.
“At Chelsea, I never got the chance to do that, and I’ve got that opportunity here [at Liverpool]. I’m just playing the position that I enjoy playing in.
“My faith in God, my self-belief and the hard work I put in on the training field; they’ve all helped me become the player I am now, but I’d say the biggest difference is I’m back to my natural thoughts and I’ve got no clouded vision when I’m on the field. That’s probably the main thing that has changed.”
As well as his own self-belief, Sturridge also credits manager Brendan Rodgers with helping get his career back on track.
When asked if Rodgers was part of the reason for his move to Liverpool, he said: “It was, yeah, because I knew about him from when I was at Chelsea, and the players who were there spoke highly of him. He had tried to get me on loan when he was at Swansea, so I knew he rated me. He knows how I work.
“He knows what I need. I needed to be believed in, to play as a centre-forward at a club. I didn’t get that at Chelsea, and Brendan gave me the opportunity to do that here.
“We work well together, and it’s great to be part of his philosophy. He gets the most out of his players, and makes us want to win for him. He’s just very good at man-management as well as the tactics and team stuff.”
Read more at http://talksport.com/football/exclusive-sturridge-claims-chelsea-never-gave-him-chance-13103166247#yrTVwe58wL3rsA1D.99
The former Manchester City youngster has been scoring goals for fun in the early weeks of the season, and he claims that is down to being played in the right position.
The 24-year-old managed just 13 goals in 63 appearances at Stamford Bridge, but has netted 18 in just 23 games since moving to Merseyside for £12million in January.
He told Sport magazine: “When I went to Bolton [on loan], I was able to show what I can do because I was playing as a centre-forward.
“At Chelsea, I never got the chance to do that, and I’ve got that opportunity here [at Liverpool]. I’m just playing the position that I enjoy playing in.
“My faith in God, my self-belief and the hard work I put in on the training field; they’ve all helped me become the player I am now, but I’d say the biggest difference is I’m back to my natural thoughts and I’ve got no clouded vision when I’m on the field. That’s probably the main thing that has changed.”
As well as his own self-belief, Sturridge also credits manager Brendan Rodgers with helping get his career back on track.
When asked if Rodgers was part of the reason for his move to Liverpool, he said: “It was, yeah, because I knew about him from when I was at Chelsea, and the players who were there spoke highly of him. He had tried to get me on loan when he was at Swansea, so I knew he rated me. He knows how I work.
“He knows what I need. I needed to be believed in, to play as a centre-forward at a club. I didn’t get that at Chelsea, and Brendan gave me the opportunity to do that here.
“We work well together, and it’s great to be part of his philosophy. He gets the most out of his players, and makes us want to win for him. He’s just very good at man-management as well as the tactics and team stuff.”
Read more at http://talksport.com/football/exclusive-sturridge-claims-chelsea-never-gave-him-chance-13103166247#yrTVwe58wL3rsA1D.99
Daniel Sturridge claims Chelsea never gave him the chance to prove he could be the star he has become.
The former Manchester City youngster has been scoring goals for fun in the early weeks of the season, and he claims that is down to being played in the right position.
The 24-year-old managed just 13 goals in 63 appearances at Stamford Bridge, but has netted 18 in just 23 games since moving to Merseyside for £12million in January.
He told Sport magazine: “When I went to Bolton [on loan], I was able to show what I can do because I was playing as a centre-forward.
“At Chelsea, I never got the chance to do that, and I’ve got that opportunity here [at Liverpool]. I’m just playing the position that I enjoy playing in.
“My faith in God, my self-belief and the hard work I put in on the training field; they’ve all helped me become the player I am now, but I’d say the biggest difference is I’m back to my natural thoughts and I’ve got no clouded vision when I’m on the field. That’s probably the main thing that has changed.”
As well as his own self-belief, Sturridge also credits manager Brendan Rodgers with helping get his career back on track.
When asked if Rodgers was part of the reason for his move to Liverpool, he said: “It was, yeah, because I knew about him from when I was at Chelsea, and the players who were there spoke highly of him. He had tried to get me on loan when he was at Swansea, so I knew he rated me. He knows how I work.
“He knows what I need. I needed to be believed in, to play as a centre-forward at a club. I didn’t get that at Chelsea, and Brendan gave me the opportunity to do that here.
“We work well together, and it’s great to be part of his philosophy. He gets the most out of his players, and makes us want to win for him. He’s just very good at man-management as well as the tactics and team stuff.”
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The former Manchester City youngster has been scoring goals for fun in the early weeks of the season, and he claims that is down to being played in the right position.
The 24-year-old managed just 13 goals in 63 appearances at Stamford Bridge, but has netted 18 in just 23 games since moving to Merseyside for £12million in January.
He told Sport magazine: “When I went to Bolton [on loan], I was able to show what I can do because I was playing as a centre-forward.
“At Chelsea, I never got the chance to do that, and I’ve got that opportunity here [at Liverpool]. I’m just playing the position that I enjoy playing in.
“My faith in God, my self-belief and the hard work I put in on the training field; they’ve all helped me become the player I am now, but I’d say the biggest difference is I’m back to my natural thoughts and I’ve got no clouded vision when I’m on the field. That’s probably the main thing that has changed.”
As well as his own self-belief, Sturridge also credits manager Brendan Rodgers with helping get his career back on track.
When asked if Rodgers was part of the reason for his move to Liverpool, he said: “It was, yeah, because I knew about him from when I was at Chelsea, and the players who were there spoke highly of him. He had tried to get me on loan when he was at Swansea, so I knew he rated me. He knows how I work.
“He knows what I need. I needed to be believed in, to play as a centre-forward at a club. I didn’t get that at Chelsea, and Brendan gave me the opportunity to do that here.
“We work well together, and it’s great to be part of his philosophy. He gets the most out of his players, and makes us want to win for him. He’s just very good at man-management as well as the tactics and team stuff.”
Read more at http://talksport.com/football/exclusive-sturridge-claims-chelsea-never-gave-him-chance-13103166247#yrTVwe58wL3rsA1D.99
Daniel Sturridge claims Chelsea never gave him the chance to prove he could be the star he has become.
The former Manchester City youngster has been scoring goals for fun in the early weeks of the season, and he claims that is down to being played in the right position.
The 24-year-old managed just 13 goals in 63 appearances at Stamford Bridge, but has netted 18 in just 23 games since moving to Merseyside for £12million in January.
He told Sport magazine: “When I went to Bolton [on loan], I was able to show what I can do because I was playing as a centre-forward.
“At Chelsea, I never got the chance to do that, and I’ve got that opportunity here [at Liverpool]. I’m just playing the position that I enjoy playing in.
“My faith in God, my self-belief and the hard work I put in on the training field; they’ve all helped me become the player I am now, but I’d say the biggest difference is I’m back to my natural thoughts and I’ve got no clouded vision when I’m on the field. That’s probably the main thing that has changed.”
As well as his own self-belief, Sturridge also credits manager Brendan Rodgers with helping get his career back on track.
When asked if Rodgers was part of the reason for his move to Liverpool, he said: “It was, yeah, because I knew about him from when I was at Chelsea, and the players who were there spoke highly of him. He had tried to get me on loan when he was at Swansea, so I knew he rated me. He knows how I work.
“He knows what I need. I needed to be believed in, to play as a centre-forward at a club. I didn’t get that at Chelsea, and Brendan gave me the opportunity to do that here.
“We work well together, and it’s great to be part of his philosophy. He gets the most out of his players, and makes us want to win for him. He’s just very good at man-management as well as the tactics and team stuff.”
The former Manchester City youngster has been scoring goals for fun in the early weeks of the season, and he claims that is down to being played in the right position.
The 24-year-old managed just 13 goals in 63 appearances at Stamford Bridge, but has netted 18 in just 23 games since moving to Merseyside for £12million in January.
He told Sport magazine: “When I went to Bolton [on loan], I was able to show what I can do because I was playing as a centre-forward.
“At Chelsea, I never got the chance to do that, and I’ve got that opportunity here [at Liverpool]. I’m just playing the position that I enjoy playing in.
“My faith in God, my self-belief and the hard work I put in on the training field; they’ve all helped me become the player I am now, but I’d say the biggest difference is I’m back to my natural thoughts and I’ve got no clouded vision when I’m on the field. That’s probably the main thing that has changed.”
As well as his own self-belief, Sturridge also credits manager Brendan Rodgers with helping get his career back on track.
When asked if Rodgers was part of the reason for his move to Liverpool, he said: “It was, yeah, because I knew about him from when I was at Chelsea, and the players who were there spoke highly of him. He had tried to get me on loan when he was at Swansea, so I knew he rated me. He knows how I work.
“He knows what I need. I needed to be believed in, to play as a centre-forward at a club. I didn’t get that at Chelsea, and Brendan gave me the opportunity to do that here.
“We work well together, and it’s great to be part of his philosophy. He gets the most out of his players, and makes us want to win for him. He’s just very good at man-management as well as the tactics and team stuff.”
Read more at http://talksport.com/football/exclusive-sturridge-claims-chelsea-never-gave-him-chance-13103166247#yrTVwe58wL3rsA1D.99
Daniel Sturridge claims Chelsea never gave him the chance to prove he could be the star he has become.
The former Manchester City youngster has been scoring goals for fun in the early weeks of the season, and he claims that is down to being played in the right position.
The 24-year-old managed just 13 goals in 63 appearances at Stamford Bridge, but has netted 18 in just 23 games since moving to Merseyside for £12million in January.
He told Sport magazine: “When I went to Bolton [on loan], I was able to show what I can do because I was playing as a centre-forward.
“At Chelsea, I never got the chance to do that, and I’ve got that opportunity here [at Liverpool]. I’m just playing the position that I enjoy playing in.
“My faith in God, my self-belief and the hard work I put in on the training field; they’ve all helped me become the player I am now, but I’d say the biggest difference is I’m back to my natural thoughts and I’ve got no clouded vision when I’m on the field. That’s probably the main thing that has changed.”
As well as his own self-belief, Sturridge also credits manager Brendan Rodgers with helping get his career back on track.
When asked if Rodgers was part of the reason for his move to Liverpool, he said: “It was, yeah, because I knew about him from when I was at Chelsea, and the players who were there spoke highly of him. He had tried to get me on loan when he was at Swansea, so I knew he rated me. He knows how I work.
“He knows what I need. I needed to be believed in, to play as a centre-forward at a club. I didn’t get that at Chelsea, and Brendan gave me the opportunity to do that here.
“We work well together, and it’s great to be part of his philosophy. He gets the most out of his players, and makes us want to win for him. He’s just very good at man-management as well as the tactics and team stuff.”
The former Manchester City youngster has been scoring goals for fun in the early weeks of the season, and he claims that is down to being played in the right position.
The 24-year-old managed just 13 goals in 63 appearances at Stamford Bridge, but has netted 18 in just 23 games since moving to Merseyside for £12million in January.
He told Sport magazine: “When I went to Bolton [on loan], I was able to show what I can do because I was playing as a centre-forward.
“At Chelsea, I never got the chance to do that, and I’ve got that opportunity here [at Liverpool]. I’m just playing the position that I enjoy playing in.
“My faith in God, my self-belief and the hard work I put in on the training field; they’ve all helped me become the player I am now, but I’d say the biggest difference is I’m back to my natural thoughts and I’ve got no clouded vision when I’m on the field. That’s probably the main thing that has changed.”
As well as his own self-belief, Sturridge also credits manager Brendan Rodgers with helping get his career back on track.
When asked if Rodgers was part of the reason for his move to Liverpool, he said: “It was, yeah, because I knew about him from when I was at Chelsea, and the players who were there spoke highly of him. He had tried to get me on loan when he was at Swansea, so I knew he rated me. He knows how I work.
“He knows what I need. I needed to be believed in, to play as a centre-forward at a club. I didn’t get that at Chelsea, and Brendan gave me the opportunity to do that here.
“We work well together, and it’s great to be part of his philosophy. He gets the most out of his players, and makes us want to win for him. He’s just very good at man-management as well as the tactics and team stuff.”
Read more at http://talksport.com/football/exclusive-sturridge-claims-chelsea-never-gave-him-chance-13103166247#yrTVwe58wL3rsA1D.99
Super rich lifestyle of Emmanuel Adebayor
This Togo and Tottenham Foward has a flair for the celebrity lifestyle, he sure has the money and also enjoys flaunting it. The striker who has currently not played any match for his club this season due to the arrival of the likes of Soldado to the north london club. But it just seems that is the least of his problems because this footballer is really having mad fun from hanging out with musician to partying with sexy models. enjoy the pictures below.
more pics after the cut
Photo of the day
Bayern’s Xherdan Shaqiri posts Happy Hallowe’en pic with mates in homemade masks............
Antonio cassano dresses up like a pumpkin with friends for Hallowe'en
Fifa president finally apologises to Christiano Ronaldo
Ronaldo took offense, as did his club, as they felt it indicated Fifa's institutional bias towards Messi, who has pipped Ronaldo to the body's Ballon d'Or award for the past four years.
Blatter, however, maintains there was no malice intended in his comments.
"I apologise if you were upset by my light-hearted answer at private event on Friday," the Swiss wrote to Ronaldo's official Twitter account. "I never meant to offend you.
"I am an honorary 'socio' at Real Madrid and explained we've many talented players in world game, including you. Best wishes."
Sexy football calendar 2014 ft Wenger, Blatter Fegurson and Abrahimovich
For the second year running an amazingly graphic, likely-to-offend cartoon calendar has just been put on the market. hahahahahahahahahahaha, cant stop laughing. see more pictures from the calendar below.
Gareth Bale's hairstyle attain Superstar Status
Gareth Bale bagged the opening two goals in their 7-3 demolition of Sevilla.
Now a hairdresser in Madrid is offering his customers the Gareth Bale hairstyle with a sign in both Spanish and English saying:
‘Get your hair styled like Bale’ with a picture of Bale above. would you rock this?
Italian model Laura Cremaschi predicts Roma will beat Chievo by writing the score on her breast
Wednesday, 30 October 2013
Balotelli to remain at Ac Milan
Balotelli has scored three Serie A goals this season and is contracted to the Rossoneri until June 2017.
"He will not leave in January, absolutely not," Allegri said on his club's website.
Balotelli was banned for three games in September for using "intimidating and insulting" words to the referee after AC Milan's 2-1 defeat by Napoli.
But his manager has backed him to be a success at the San Siro.
He added: "I think Mario should be left in peace. It's not difficult to manage him.
"There's far too much discussion of the man's private life.
"I think that Balotelli should be judged for what he does on the pitch, like all other players."
Balotelli is expected to lead Milan's attack in Wednesday's game against Lazio.
BIZZARE; Brazillian footballer beheaded
The player's eyes and tongue had been cut out and his head placed inside one of his own rucksacks, police said. Mr Santos retired from football two years ago after a successful career playing for several teams in Rio de Janeiro, as well as for clubs in Sweden and Honduras.
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