Exeter City's David Wheeler owes his girlfriend some flowers and chocolates and other assorted gifts for what happened this weekend before, during and after Exeter's League Two match against Northampton Town.
Wheeler sent an errant warm-up shot into the stands, where it hit his girlfriend, Alice Woodyatt, breaking her wrist.
Here's the crazy part: she stayed to watch the whole match before going to the doctor.
After coming off of a very successful season in Italy and in Europe, despite falling to Barcelona in the Champions League final, Juventus have announced their newest kits for 2015.
Nothing too drastic has been changed from their classic white and black stripes, but their announcement video leaves you thinking of everything except “I want to buy that kit.”
Clint Dempsey made a bad night worse for the Seattle Sounders Tuesday. The Sounders finished their US Open Cup match against the Portland Timbers with seven players thanks to an injury after they had used up all their subs, and three red cards. The last, and funniest, of these was given to Dempsey, who, while protesting a red card to a different Sounders player, took the referee's notebook and ripped it up. Although the ref was totally justified in red-carding Dempsey (who now might face a suspension for the incident, which is stupid), points for originality here for Clint.
Just days after announcing his victory in the Cuernavaca mayoral race, Cuauhtemoc Blanco is in the hospital.
According to an announcement on his Twitter, Cuauhtemoc Blanco will be the new mayor of Cuernavaca, Mexico.
Apparently, at the same event where he confused Abby Wambach's girlfriend for Marta, Sepp Blatter didn't know who Alex Morgan was, either.
These new Vines advertising Nike's MagistaX and MercurialX are so ridiculous, they're hilarious.
Bas van Velzen muestra sus movimientos. Y tiene muchos.
48-year-old Romario is dating 19-year-old Dixie Pratt. Apparently he has taken “age is only a number” to heart.
Worcester City's Shab Khan responded to Stockport's Charlie Russell's foul in a manner neither will soon forget.
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