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Scolari eyes the Quadruple
New Chelsea manager Luiz Felipe Scolari has said that he see's no reason why Chelsea should not win Quadruple trophies this season. He also knows which players he needs in the squad to help him achieve it....
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Posted by InsaneSoccer on 2008-07-29
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Champions League second round report
The UEFA Champions League has shown some great football on Tuesday and Wednesday evening. The 8 games have provided all the ingredients that describe the spectacular football. There haven’t been registered any major upsets in the 8 matches played this week. Liverpool, Chelsea, Barcelona and Manches...
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Posted by Ace on 2008-02-20
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Young Soccer Star Bio Robinho
Robson de Souza, a.k.a Robinho was born on January 25, 1984 in Sao Vicente, Brazil.
The prodigious young player started playing in Brazil's top division in 2002 with Santos....
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Posted by Insane Soccer on 2006-10-26
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Young Soccer Star Bio Sergio Kun Aguero
Sergio Leonel Aguero, a.k.a. Kun, was born on June 2nd 1988 in Quilmes, Buenos Aires Argentina.
The young Argentinean footballer became the youngest player to play in an Argentine First Division fixture at the age of 15 years and 35 days in 2003 for Independiente. The previous record was held by ...
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Posted by Insane Soccer on 2006-10-24
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07 FIFA Review
EA Sports FIFA 2007 Review. The world (or at least the web) is buzzing with the release of FIFA 07, the much anticipated football successor to FIFA 06. For those who have already joined the FIFA 2007 fray, their comments represent a mixed bag of reactions. ...
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Posted by Insane Soccer on 2006-10-04
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Argentinean Invasion
Well you can always expect things to move on the last day of transfer. More so, you always expect the BIG clubs to make the BIG buys. However, it's West Ham United who probably made the best deal before the summer transfer window closed. Sure, the Cole-Gallas transfer and the Baptista move to Arsena...
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Posted by Carlito on 2006-09-03
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Chelsea Buying Trouble Transfer by Transfer
The Champions League final qualifying round has started, the English, Spanish and Italian leagues are about to kick off the 2006-2007 season while things have already started in Germany and France....
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Posted by Carlito on 2006-08-14
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Nobody Likes Cheaters
So bye bye Juve, Lazio and Fiorentina. They will all be playing in Serie B this year and maybe even the year after. Juventus will start the season with minus 30 points, can you say ouch!...
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Posted by Carlito on 2006-07-15
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Italy Beats France in Penalty Shootouts
The final match of the 2006 Germany FIFA World Cup between Italy and France was a good impression of what the entire tournament has been: An arguable penalty, some cards, few goals, big controversy, penalty shootouts drama, and at the end utter deception for some and extreme joy for others....
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Posted by Carlito on 2006-07-10
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Day 24th Germany Takes Third Place
Playing for the third position of the FIFA World Cup is always bitter sweet. Both teams can't help to wonder what could have been and often the third place game is a boring affair. It wasn't the case in the match between Germany and Portugal, both team battled hard, but in the end, it's Germany who ...
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Posted by Carlito on 2006-07-08
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Day 23rd France beats Portugal 1 0
The second semi-finals of the 2006 World Cup wasn’t as entertaining as the first one. Nonetheless, deserving France marched on by beating Portugal 1-0, thanks to a Zinedine Zidane penalty kick in the first half....
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Posted by Carlito on 2006-07-06
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Day 22nd Italy beats Germany 2 0
The first semi-finals of the 2006 Germany FIFA World Cup was a fantastic one with both teams playing to win. Italy finally edged over Germany 2-0 with the two goals coming in the last 2 minutes of extra time....
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Posted by Carlito on 2006-07-06
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