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• League Two Betting Review - 7 August 2006

  By: David Walker

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  Darlington are the early pace setters after beating Macclesfield Town 4-0. Swiss striker Gaetano Giallanza marked a perfect debut with a goal after 12 minutes and Barry Conlon, on his return to the club, struck a hat trick after 32, 41 and 73 minutes to seal victory for the 3/4 Quakers.Peterborough United won their first match with Keith Alexander in charge, beating Bristol Rovers 4-1. Jamie Day broke the deadlock after 10 minutes, Richard Butcher scored on 32 and Simon Yeo added a third three minutes later as the Posh dominated the first half.Read more…

• League One Betting Review - 7 August 2006

  By: David Walker

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  Chesterfield set the standard early on after beating Bournemouth. Derek Niven on 47, Colin Larkin after 62 minutes and Paul Shaw in added time scored the goals that sent the 12/5 Spireites to the summit of League One.Port Vale condemned newly promoted Leyton Orient to an opening day defeat as they won 3-0 at Vale Park.Read more…

• Championship Betting Review - 7 August 2006

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  Burnley are the early pace setters after defeating Queens Park Rangers 2-0. New signing Steve Jones scored a brace after 59 and 69 minutes for the even money Clarets.Even though the influential Steve Howard and Kevin Nicholls moved elsewhere during the summer, Luton Town won their opening match against Leicester City.Read more…

• Hottest Soccer Transfer News: Crespo Sealed Inter Deal

  By: Anand Mann

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  Crespo Sealed Inter DealFinally the inevitable happened, Crespo heart is in Italy and he is going back to the birth place of two of his daughters, Milan. But this time it is not the Rossoneries but the blue and black of Inter Milan. Before also Crespo talked about his affinities with Italy and now after a week being the Italian citizen, he is heading back to the land of his love.Read more…

• Brazil Soccer Team, The Current Superstars

  By: Kevin McNally

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  Brazil soccer team, the samba stars !The Brazil soccer team are probably the most famous soccer team in the world due to their flair, imagination and most importantly their star players who play in the top soccer leagues throughout the world !If we look at some of the Brazil soccer team superstars it is no surprise that the Brazil national soccer team are treated as gods in their home country.Read more…

• New Premier League Football Season - Will it be the Same Old Story?

  By: Duncan Rice

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  It would seem that there is very little reason for watching football this season, in the Premiership, as most of the UK's journalists seem to believe the new season will be just like the last.Chelsea are odds-on to win their third Premier League trophy in a row and the real talk is all about who will come closest to them. Jose Mourinho seems to think that the pressure will come from Man Utd and Arsenal, after the high profile summer signings of Carrick and Rosicky.Read more…

• Soccer Tricks

  By: Kevin McNally

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  Everyone loves Soccer tricks!Ronaldinho the soccer player probably has the best soccer tricks in the game at the moment but it is worth checking out some other soccer players as their soccer moves are also outstanding. Brazil soccer fans will claim to have the most famous player in the world, Ronaldinho and there is no doubt he is a hard man to beat.Read more…

• Are Brazil Soccer Fans Better than the Brazil Soccer Team?

  By: Kevin McNally

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  Brazil soccer fans are famous throughout the world for their carnival atmosphere at World Cup finals. The brazil soccer team are famous for their attractive football as they play with flair and imagination and it is no surprise that Brazil soccer fans also contribute to the party atmosphere when Brazil play!Brazil soccer players respect the fans and this is no surprise when you watch big games with teams such as Santos that attract massive crowds.Read more…

• Buy Yourself Some Football

  By: Rooney Ransom

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  Portion of adrenalin quickened our imagination many a time. We strained our voices on stands, rooted for our favorite teams in front of TV impetuously, and were so surprised, why our palms ached so much after a football match. It’s because we just love football.Read more…

• A Game For Heroes ... If You Believe The Hype

  By: Alex Nderitu

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  First off, let me inform you that you are very lucky to be receiving this information. I was originally saving it for my autobiography, provisionally titled “Beer and Sausages: A Sort of Life”.This section of my memoirs concerns soccer.Read more…

• Biography of Frank Lampard

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  Date of birth: 20.06.1978 Country: England Club: «Chelsea» (London, England)Frank Lampard had been a promising player for a long time, many people considered him as a national England team’s hope, and only with coming of a Portuguese coach Jose Mourinho, Frank became a real super-player.Read more…

• Hottest Soccer Transfer News - Nistelrooy on his Way to Madrid

  By: Anand Mann

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  After weeks of dilly-dallying between Real Madrid and Bayern Munich, it is for certain now that Ruud Van Nistelrooy is moving to Real Madrid at an undisclosed amount. After Cannavaro and Brazilian midfielder Emerson, Nistelrooy is the third big signing for the Madrid squad.Over the years the Dutchman had been a great acquisition for the Red Devils as he scored 150 goals in 219 games and second highest goal scoring tally in Champions’ league with almost one goal a game.Read more…

• Brazilian Soccer

  By: Ivaldo Pereira

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  The soccer madness that has never relaxed its hold on Brazil began at the turn of the century, caused the entire nation to plunge into depression in 1950, later lifted it to peaks of euphoria between 1958 and 1970, contributed to the malaise caused by the political, social, and economic difficulties afflicting the country in the 1980s, and in 1994 gave Brazil's collective self-esteem a badly needed boost.Global and Brazilian Soccer 2006Sport is almost a secular religion with its myths, rules and revered heroes, often competing with religion when games are played at the same time as church services, say two Brazilian researchers. "Football and politics, the construction of a national identity".Read more…

• World Cup Soccer Results and Review

  By: Kevin McNally

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  Italy was crowned world cup 2006 winners, Germany hosted the tournament superbly and played some great football on their way to the semi final. But was the standard of football great? I am not sure, the Italians were very strong in defence but are not a brilliant team as highlighted when they struggled to beat nine man USA and were fortunate to beat Australia with a last gasp penalty.Read more…

• Basic Soccer Rules

  By: Kevin McNally

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  Basic soccer rules are pretty simple to follow, the team that scores the most goals wins!Each team will consist of 11 starting players of which there is one goalkeeper and 10 outfield players. The game will be played on a soccer pitch and the field dimension will normally be just over 100 yards long although it could be shorter if it is a youth soccer game.Read more…

• Much Adu About Nothing?

  By: Steven Gore

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  Freddy Adu is one of the most famous young players in the world – it seems as though there is nobody who has not heard of the young DC United star. Since a young age he has been hyped up as the next ‘big thing’ in world football, but is he as good as all the hype that surrounds him? Or is he a prime example of the hyperbole that surrounds all things American?Read more…

• The Ultimate Soccer Experience for Greeks

  By: Jonathon Hardcastle

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  During the 2004 summer, my home country, Greece had the privilege to be the protagonist in two extremely important and prestigious events in the nation's sports history; the EURO 2004 Soccer Championship and the 2004 Olympic Games. In the EURO 2004 Soccer Championship, the National Soccer Team of Greece gained the title as the new European Soccer Championship and by hosting successfully the 2004 Olympic Games, has proven to the world that it can surpass even the wildest expectations of its critics.When Theodoros Zagorakis, the Greek national soccer team captain, lifted the Cup of the EURO 2004 Championship, every Greek, all over the world, felt proud to belong to this nation.Read more…

• Just Play Beach Soccer

  By: Kadence Buchanan

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  One friend of mine asked me recently why all men are crazy about playing football or what is known in United States as soccer. I am sick of explaining things that you can only understand based on personal experience. But although I managed to provide her with a luminous answer, she came back stating yet another question.Read more…

• I Bet The Blue Brazil Will Make It Into The SPL Within The Next Five Years

  By: Michael Hanna

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  I am a Cowdenbeath supporter - a Blue Brazilian through and through! I have been supporting my wee team for over five years now. I watched them get promoted from the Scottish third division in my first year of supporting them, only to see them go back down a couple of seasons later.Read more…

• Manchester United March On After A Convincing Victory Over Wigan

  By: Mark Hirst

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  Man Utd showed their championship winning composure to take a vital three points against Wigan this weekend. The Reds went down to an early free-kick scored by the emerging Leighton Baines but fought back valiantly to ensure that the pressure was maintained on last years champions Chelsea. The main talking point for the game was the performance of Wayne Rooney, who has suffered from a lack of confidence of late.Read more…