קמתי אתמול ב6 בבוקר, ובסביבות הדקה ה60 אתמול לא יכולתי שלא להירדם, מישהו יכול לעשות טובה ולהביא לינק לשער של ריו(לפי 60 הדקות שראיתי - משחק מאוד לא שקט ויציב שלו), ובאותה הזדמנות לינק גם לשער של ג'יימס מקפאדן(שחקן נהדר, כל שער שלו בונבוניירה, חבל שלא מקבל יותר דקות באברטון). תודה!
http://www.asoccer.co.il/forum/html/emoticons/5eek.Xxx ענק איזה התקפה קטלנית יש לאברטון. אנדי ג'ונסון, יעקובו, מקפאדן, וון.
http://www.asoccer.co.il/forum/html/emoticons/sad.Xxx רק 2? הייתי בטוח שהם ממשיכים לעוד כמה עונות. חבל..
באמת חבל, אבל אין מה לעשות יש עוד מספיק סדרות איכותיות בשטח. אוטוטו חוזרות לא מעט סדרות אמריקאיות לעונות החדשות שלהן.
הנרי ווינטר,עיתונאי מוערך מאוד מהטלגרף,על פיל נוויל,קצת על כדורגל ויותר על האישיות שלו,מקצוענות שלו,בהחלט כדורגלן שונה מהזן החדש שיותר מדי צומח באנגליה: (ארוך אבל שווה קריאה) Four weeks into the season, a few early contenders for Footballer of the Year present themselves: Micah Richards, Gareth Barry, Fernando Torres, Cesc Fabregas, Nicolas Anelka, Craig Gordon, Shaun Wright-Phillips and, brace yourself, Phil Neville. Stop laughing at the back. Everton's captain and eager-beaver defensive midfielder deserves respect. In a sport often bereft of nobility, Neville has proved a good ambassador for his trade, an assiduous performer on the field for David Moyes' impressive side and a man of compassion off it. And yet, crazily, Neville ran into a chorus of disapproval from England fans when he entered the fray after 70 minutes at Wembley on Saturday. A debate can reasonably be conducted over whether the 30-year-old should still be in the squad, and few will forget his penalty-conceding tackle against Romania that consigned England to Euro 2000 oblivion, but at least Neville always turns up, despite knowing he is likely to receive more catcalls than caps. He may be unfashionable but many of Neville's qualities should really be in vogue: industry, integrity and dignity. A quick rewind through the past month shows why, starting on Aug 14 at Tottenham Hotspur when Neville utterly dominated Jermaine Jenas in leading Everton to victory. At the final whistle, the midfielder ran across to the jubilant hordes of away supporters. Neville removed his sweat-darkened shirt, leant across the hoardings and handed it gently to a wheelchair-bound Everton fan. A special souvenir for a special night. Eight evenings later, further around the North Circular Road, Neville was the last of Steve McClaren's men off the pitch at Wembley. He had not even featured against Germany. He was simply undergoing a vigorous warm-down, sprinting hard as if preparing for the Olympics. Many unused subs slope off swiftly into the night, consoled by agent and family. Not Neville. advertisement Determined to extend his playing days, this dedicated pro was stretching his muscles, ensuring he was ready when called upon next. Talk to McClaren about his players' professionalism and Neville's name quickly crops up. Despite operating in one of the more combative areas of the pitch, he rarely gets injured. Neville has played a considerable part in Everton's resurgence, partly because of his absolute commitment, an example to all. Outstanding on his debut against Villarreal two years ago, Neville's performance provoked much comment within Goodison. If a Manchester United discard was comfortably Everton's best player, then the rest of the team really did have to raise their game to come close to the elite. They now have. It encapsulates Neville's selflessness that he will play anywhere: left-back, right-back, anchorman. Such willingness and versatility have made him the proverbial jack of all trades and master of none. Maybe if Neville had been more selfish, insisting on sticking to one position, he might have achieved more, although a European Cup and a host of glittering club honours and memories is hardly a bad haul. Someone who has worked with Neville described him yesterday as "perfection personified on and off the field''. Everton's captain clearly views the arm-band as more than a 90-minute responsibility. On match-days at Goodison, when the club require a friendly face to meet an unwell child or glad-hand a sponsor, they know Neville will always say yes. On Aug 27, Everton's captain even led his team to the Croxteth street where poor Rhys Jones perished. "We come to pay our respects to a massive Evertonian,'' said Neville as he laid a blue-and-white floral tribute and a pair of his own boots amidst all the scarves, cards and messages. A club with a soul and a sense of community, Everton handled all the match-day tributes to Rhys with typical class, yet it had been the players, marshalled by Neville and Alan Stubbs, another footballer with a conscience, who decided to travel to Croxteth. Rhys's parents, Melanie and Stephen, and his brother Owen have also been invited to Bellefield for a private meeting with Moyes, Neville, Stubbs and the rest of the squad. Tact and humanity fill Neville. Many footballers would shrink from the responsibility of publicly voicing the dressing-room sorrow. One former England international never visited children's hospitals at Christmas because he could not handle the sight of the sick and frail. One Premier League captain infamously invoiced his club for presents the players handed out in a cancer ward one Christmas. Neville is more in tune with his social responsibilities. When the Professional Footballers' Association launched their centenary appeal last season, raising funds for a hospital in Manchester, the consultants spoke warmly about Neville. He has long been a tireless supporter of children's charities. So those considering booing Neville if he appears at Wembley tomorrow should think again. One of football's good guys deserves applause, not abuse
כמה עצוב שהקריירה של גילאספי שבזמנו ביונייטד היה אמור להיות הדבר הבא הלכה לאן שהלכה, לא פעם ראשונה שהוא מעורב בריבים עם שחקנים מהקבוצה שלו,ריבים פומביים,כולם זוכרים בוודאי את המקרה שלו עם אלן שירר, הגול העצמי שלו שלשום כנראה הוסיף שמן למדורה.
שאלה חבר'ה, חבר שלי נמצא כרגע בלונדון, ראה את ישראל אנגליה, הוא שואל איך ואם בכלל הוא יכול להשיג כרטיסים מחר לצ'לסי בלקבורן. תודה!
