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Official Thread: ALL new soccer news from around the world
so i had read some newz, but there is no thread like dat 2 cover da topic, so dis is another OFFICIAL 
thread...post ur all ur newz about soccer from around da world, coz i myself lately dont have enough of time 2 read any 
my newz:
Lazio offers Nesta life-time contract? interesting, Nesta has been playin in Lazio 4 almost his life, i think dat wud be a great idea 4 da club as well 4 Nesta, i mean, nobody in da team know's da defence den Nesta himself 
Real Madrid - Spartak Moscow - 3:2 UEFA CL
4 Real - Morientes 2 goals, 1 goal Zidane
This is gonna be a new 1000-posts thread ?
We will see...
Latest News: Jaap Stam is not guilty...But they don't believe me 
FF's news....guardiola the well known barca genius has been announced with being tested positive 4 nandralone less than a week after jaap stam!!
have u seen the "fan card" stuff in belgium ? if u don't have it then u don't enter in the stadium ... weird
I don't have any breaking news myself atm. But this will be a thread that I will read often. Great idea.
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| Originally posted by -=WVG=- This is gonna be a new 1000-posts thread ? We will see... Latest News: Jaap Stam is not guilty...But they don't believe me |
English Strike Averted
Giggs out 6 weeks
Bosnich out a month
Bayern's Salihamidzic to miss five months with knee injury
Thigh injury sidelines Bar�a's Luis Enrique until January
Chovanec steps down as coach of Czech Republic
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| Originally posted by torontotrance English Strike Averted Giggs out 6 weeks Bosnich out a month Bayern's Salihamidzic to miss five months with knee injury Thigh injury sidelines Bar�a's Luis Enrique until January Chovanec steps down as coach of Czech Republic |
Australian team spat on by 'Uruguay fans' whilst arriving at the airport for their 2nd leg match in Montivideo against Uruguay.
World Cup Qualifier
Australian team loses 3-0 in a niggly match in Montevideo.
Uruguay last team into the cup. (First leg 1-0 to Aus).
DAMMMMIT!
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| Originally posted by torontotrance English Strike Averted Giggs out 6 weeks Bosnich out a month Bayern's Salihamidzic to miss five months with knee injury Thigh injury sidelines Bar�a's Luis Enrique until January Chovanec steps down as coach of Czech Republic |
hehe
need 2 buy a new cpu...ne wayz as i read da graphics r improved, da game is gonna be more dynamic, player faces r more concentrated, as in faces, da player from a arbiter call, can make discussion hehe well gotta get dat game
New leader in the Spanish Liga: Alaves.
Most interesting results:
Espanyol 1 - Deportivo La Coruna 0
Alaves 2 - FC Barcelona 0
Real Madrid 2 - Osasuna 1
Stefan Effemberg, the midfield of Bayern M�nchen, is negotiating with Athletico de Madrid.
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wel, i can say that LFC are hoping to get Milan Baros next week.
"Milan Baros could be on his way to Anfield by the end of next week. Altough the department of education and employment have rejected Liverpool's initial application for a work-permit for the Czech striker, the matter has been referred to a specially formed panel who will make the decission in a few days. Liverpool knew the DfEE would turn down the initial application...."
i have also read that the chances for Baros getting the work permit here is much larger because of his HUGE talent 
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greetZ!
about viera
just found this on a soccer forum on an norwegian site:
Vieira eager to commit himself to Arsenal's new era
The Saturday interview: Highbury's hero on the attractions of a new stadium and an old manager
Michael Walker
Saturday December 8, 2001
The Guardian
Patrick Vieira drove into work as normal on Thursday morning. He was expecting an average midweek session: some running, stretching, a kickabout, a bit of lunch. Nothing out of the ordinary and Vieira was not unhappy about that. On Tuesday night Juventus had been beaten at Highbury in the Champions League, a result that further enhanced the self-confidence derived from overcoming Manchester United the week before. It had been a good few days to be an Arsenal footballer. "Confirmation" was the word Vieira used in connection with Tuesday's win.
But when Vieira entered Arsenal's training ground near St Albans, it was to a commotion that disturbed his equilibrium. Upstairs in this bright, modern building, a flurry of preparatory activity was under way to accompany the afternoon announcement that his manager, Ars�ne Wenger, would be signing a new contract.
Vieira, like the other players, knew this would be occurring some day - Wenger had informed them of his decision - but had no idea of the time or place. Consequently, the midfielder's reaction on seeing Thursday's bustle was: "Why? I saw so many journalists and I was asking why. Afterwards I found out why." It was not the way one might have expected him to greet such a moment.
But it was more of the good stuff for Arsenal. In what may come to be seen as the pivotal week in the club's modern history, it added to the expectation that on Monday night Islington council would grant permission for the construction of a new 60,000-seat stadium 10 minutes up the Holloway Road from Highbury. The birth of a new era.
Should it come to pass, Arsenal will have completed a virtuous circle. And satisfying as that whole will be, there is then the possibility of even greater knock-on effects, a virtuous spiral. Sitting calmly upstairs yesterday afternoon, where 24 hours earlier there had been fuss, Vieira spelt out what they are.
It is impossible to enter a conversation with the Frenchman without an agenda about this great player's future. Real Madrid, Barcelona, Juventus - it is a topic with which he is understandably bored. But when it came to the subject of the new stadium and what it means for Arsenal as a club, Vieira was open. As he went on, the significance of Monday's decision to him became clear.
"It's really important for the club and for the fans," Vieira said. "At Highbury you can get 38,000 or 39,000 and I'm sure more want to come every week. But they can't make it. With the new stadium they could. With the new stadium, Arsenal could become one of the bigger clubs in Europe. If they want to be that then they have to have that size of ground. Building a new stadium would be fantastic for the club.
"If the council said no then that would be a big blow. I've got my fingers crossed. The chairman and the people who want the new stadium know what they are doing. I don't really think about it because my job is to perform on the pitch but, at the end of the day, it will be important for all the players in here."
At that reference to his colleagues, Vieira looked around him. But he then returned to the man who allows the rest of Arsenal to play - himself. He has been at the club five seasons now, Wenger's first signing. In that period he has developed from promising 19-year-old into arguably the world's best midfielder. He has given Arsenal magnificent service, but the assumption behind all the tales of Italy and Spain is that Vieira has outgrown his habitat. Furthermore, he has David Trezeguet on the telephone telling him how great life is in Turin, Zinedine Zidane saying the same about Madrid. Given his towering physique, it would be only natural if Vieira found his head in the clouds over all this flattery.
But he is an impressively cool man, although he did fleetingly become tense when he expanded: "All the ambitions I have, in my mind I know that I can achieve them at Arsenal. When you see them keeping the manager, wanting to build a 60,000-seat ground, wanting to be one of the biggest clubs in Europe, wanting to win things - that's the ambition I have. And it's Arsenal's, that's why I don't see any reason to leave. I believe in the club, I believe in the chairman and the board, that they will put everything right to make this one of Europe's biggest clubs. I have three years left on my contract and I want to be part of that.
"Arsenal have given me a lot since I joined the club. I hope I have given them the same. I've achieved so much since I joined, I feel I have a responsibility to them. I feel really happy, really comfortable at the club, the people I work with, the players, the fans. The spirit and atmosphere at the club is really good."
It could be said these were the words those Arsenal fans, and Wenger, have been waiting to hear. Wenger certainly will approve; on Thursday he challenged his players to commit themselves to Arsenal in the way he had just done. Now he has his key individual doing so, as well as Robert Pires, who yesterday also spoke of his happiness at the club.
Vieira occasionally referred to Wenger as "the boss", as in: "I never really thought about the boss going or leaving because I knew that he would do what he wanted to do. But it's really important for the club to keep him for a long time because he has a plan, an idea. The new stadium, the boss started that when he came here and I think it's good for him to finish the job he started. It's good for the club that he signed for four years."
Vieira is wary of looking so far ahead - he reprimanded himself for talking about the trip to Bayer Leverkusen in February - and there is always the danger of Islington council scuppering Arsenal's best-laid plans. At least Vieira has his distractions,
- 16/12: Real Madrid new leader of the spanish Liga.
- 16/12 listened just a moment on the radio: FIFA world best player 2001, final qualification: 1.- Figo, 2.- Beckham, 3.- Raul. (I'm not agree with this decision)
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