I never got chance to post anything about them... Like everybody else I was expecting to be watching them in the Quarters... maybe not the Semi's looking at the spreadsheet in which I put some hypotheticals before all this began, but at least still in the competition. But now it's the 2nd time that a World Cup holder has gone out in the group s
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You may have read reports that directly after West Ham's defeat to Stoke last Saturday, Gianfranco Zola immediately flew back to Sardinia to consider his future. Well that wasn't the case. The real reason was because Paolo, the bloke who was running his side business for him was sick and Gianfranco went to cover for him.
So if you were in th
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Our next stop off this beaten path looking at various producers, DJ's, mixers, etc. who have merged football into their music is a name not as familiar as the previous two [Weatherall, Sherwood], but like the other you will have heard much of his and his label's output.
The producer under the spotlight today is Jonathan Saul Kane:
Wikip
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After winning the World Club Championship the AC Milan captain Paolo Maldini announced that he is finally retiring from playing.
I wanted to pay tribute to the footballing legend who was always one of the first names I added in my fantasy football selections.
Maldini played for 22 years for the same club and look what he won in that time:
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I'm going to beat them to the punch by posting the obvious song which the red tops will use punningly in their upcoming battles with Capello.
Oh and of course they'll throw in The Italian Job too.
- For the tabloid journo's plus Fabio and his backroom staff - to help you improve your Inglese/Italian, you'd better bookmark this site.
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MSNBC: Luciano Pavarotti, whose vibrant high C’s and ebullient showmanship made him one of the world’s most beloved tenors, has died, his manager told The Associated Press. He was 71.
His manager, Terri Robson, told the AP in an e-mail statement that Pavarotti died at his home in Modena, Italy, at 5 a.m. local time. Pavarotti had bee
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