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David De Gea Once Again Making The Case That He's The Best
How To Stop Alexis? Kill Him Says Sevilla Manager
I remember Sanchez really well from his time in Italy. He has improved a lot his style in his career and he's a really good player in terms of the transitions and finding spaces, and he has a really good speed in attack. Well, maybe we can kill him or knock him down or something!
The Oldest Premier League Player Of All-Time Stayed Limber With This Warm Up Routine
Maybe you’ve never heard of John “Budgie” Burridge. That’s understandable, because although his career lasted nearly 30 years, he spent that time bouncing around 29 different clubs. However, he did make over 50 appearances for eight different teams: Blackpool, Aston Villa, Crystal Palace, Wolves, Sheffield United, Southampton, Newcastle United and Hibernian.
Eintracht Frankfurt Fans Air Grievances By Throwing Tennis Balls On The Field
Just at the beginning of the second half during Monday's Eintracht Frankfurt-RB Leipzig contest, Eintracht Frankfurt fans expressed their displeasure with Monday matches by covering the field in tennis balls and a goal in streamers, hurled from the stands.
Las Vegas Lights Coach Sent To The Stands, Where He Lights Up And Directs History
We previously wondered how the Las Vegas Lights FC pledge to be the boldest club in North American soccer would play out on the pitch. Having a fantastic, neon-tubed crest and a gaudy home shirt is one thing, but it’s the product on the field that’ll ultimately sustain any interest.
Martín Cáceres Is The Boy Who Blocked His Own Shot
Martín Cáceres may want to commit the final lines of the Brand New song “The Boy Who Blocked His Own Shot” to memory. The track is now a fitting anthem for the Lazio right back.
“Call me a safe bet, I’m betting I’m not.
I’m glad that you can forgive; I’m only hoping as time goes, you can forget.”
Pinball Madness Ensues From Point Blank Indirect Free Kick
This Defender Thinks He's Luis Suarez During The 2010 World Cup
Perhaps the most famous play of Luis Suarez's career occured during the quarterfinals of the 2010 World Cup, when Uruguay faced Ghana. Suarez blocked a header off the goal line with his hands late in extra time and was sent off. Ghana missed the ensuing penalty, and Uruguay advanced.
This Non-League Team Took A Page Out Of PSG's Book And Put Their Right Back In Goal
Last week, PSG right back Dani Alves made headlines for playing the final seconds of PSG's win over Sochaux in goal. Sunday, English non-league side Grays Athletic did PSG one better by playing their right back in goal for a full hour.