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I would assume that the idea of attending a football match is to watch football..not indulge in coin tossing or whatever takes their fancy at hurting someone on the pitch. Coins could cause some serous damage like blindness etc depending where they hit. Those who want to do that thing should be banned and told go home and toss things at your own television set if you have to do that sort of thing.
on Coin throwers should get life ban: Redknapp (13)
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November 15th, 2008 00:00 |
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Beckham may be aging but cleaning toilets and Ball Boy positions vacant ? - Reflecting a somewhat glittering career reaching the very top of his trade, he would be likely to shove those jobs in anyones face who offered it - including the contents of any dirty toilets
on Beckham may not play for Milan - Seedorf (11)
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November 13rd, 2008 17:10 |
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Typical of Drogba's short fuse...when he is not out of the team due to injury he always seems to be in danger of being out of it by suspension. Still i can imagine that depending where the coin hit him it could sting..sort of niggling annoying incident that could trigger kind of reflex retalation depending on what sort of mood your in. Ouch that is annoying !
on Drogba in trouble over coin incident (16)
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November 13rd, 2008 12:05 |
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Just how big is the gap between the leagues. Will Osaka show that the J-league is strong in the world club championship ?
on Victorious Gamba´s battle for back-to-back ACL crowns (1)
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November 13rd, 2008 08:05 |
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That attitude smacks of favourtism to EPL Chelsea's international equivalent. Maybe not as dramatic when an Italian club sacked a South Korean just because he scored in 2002 World cup to elimate Italy in quarter final but appears along the same lines. International teams have priority who they pick a shoudl pick Ballack if he is seen important to Germany's team.
on Chelsea want Ballack to miss England friendly (3)
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November 12nd, 2008 14:15 |
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Perhaps the boasting is a bit rich - but is that any different from a Materasi saying something that presumadly Zidane found offensive. For me what is being undermined here in a lot of cases is a rather mature eternal quality called "Sportmanship". To take a loss with dignity and fairness as well as bath in spoils of victory and sucess when it happen. When I see teams and individuals displaying bad sportmanship they fairly well have lost my favour and any admiration I might feel.
on Chelsea want Ballack to miss England friendly (3)
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November 12nd, 2008 14:15 |
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Little in stature Japanese teams are vulnerable in the air. If Adelaide have centre backs etc who can head the ball and players who can make accurate arial passes from crosses, corners and set peices Osaka's ground skill can be nullified.
on Gamba Osaka on brink of AFC football Champions´ League crown (6)
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November 11st, 2008 04:05 |
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Tontodonati - glad you like my profile. Artificial Intellegence basically means man made intellect - making machines that can think to high - 'human like' levels. I see great power to solve world problems through this if used correctly - that is why I am interested in it. Effective global governments, perhaps hypothetical at the moment refers to governments who can make a difference globally - ie For the world's (everybodies) benifit. - Unlike the toothless organisation called the United Nations at present - alternatives that work in other words.
on Gamba Osaka on brink of AFC football Champions´ League crown (6)
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November 11st, 2008 04:05 |
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When I stated Economies I was referring to world (global economies) - also perhaps hypothetical - that would work for the benefit of all humankind.
on Gamba Osaka on brink of AFC football Champions´ League crown (6)
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November 11st, 2008 04:05 |
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NewtonHeath1878 - agreed - it does seem probable
on Gamba Osaka on brink of AFC football Champions´ League crown (6)
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November 11st, 2008 04:05 |