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Matchday Pass: Ghana
Date: Sunday, 17 May 2009
Kickoff: 1500hrs (subject to change)
Bechem Chelsea v All Blacks
Having dropped from their previous second placing, the Bechem boys look for another three points. All Blacks come to this game on a psychological low after a defeat to Wa All Stars. There’s only one word on their minds: win!
All Stars v Kessben [...]
My Picks of the Day II
My Picks of the Day II
Matchday Pass: Ghana: Mirren v Faisal
Venue: Ohene Djan stadium, Accra
Kickoff: 1500hrs
Sporting Mirren and their boss Talal Fattal should not be a happy club. Between owning the rights to showing Glo Premier League games on his Metro TV channel and having to see his teams falter consistently, the Lebanese man must be having nightmares.
Mirren face a King Faisal team that has [...]
My Picks of the Day I
My Picks of the Day
Musical chairs on the log
Standings after week 18 matches for the Glo premier league
GPL: Week 18 reviews
Kotoko slip – again, Wise get a healthy draw and AshGold scrape through for a vital win. Here’s all the reviews and results for Glo Premier league week 18.
Matchday Pass: Ghana
The hype building around the matches today is unbelievable. I am impressed, really.
What is happening is that Hearts of Oak is playing Eleven Wise while Kotoko faces Berekum Arsenals in the Brong Ahafo region. These are the top, top liners.
And here are the previews for those and other soon-to-be-played games.
World Cup Moments: Das Wunder von Bern, 1954
Comments(3)It may surprise the casual fan or those new to the sport to learn that Hungary were once, bar none, the greatest team in all the lands. In fact the Aranycsapat - the Magnificent, Magical, Marvellous or Mighty Magyars - still reign as a team of such hushed majestic legend you wonder if they existed in reality at all. They were tactical revolutionaries, the brainchildren behind Brazil's dash to prominence and much of the modern game in general, and football's unparalleled juggernaut; within a frame of six years, they lost one solitary football game.
That one game happened to be the 1954 World Cup final, Das Wunder von Berne (The Miracle of Bern). [read more]
World Cup 2010 Jerseys: France
Comments(17)Today we're taking a look at the home and away jerseys of France, as modelled by Karim Benzema to the left there.
All World Cup 2010 jerseys are available to see and buy in our World Cup 2010 store, but the idea here is that we take an honest and semi-critical look at the home and away shirts of all 32 teams at World Cup 2010. Remember, everything below is just personal opinion / kneejerk reaction and I've got no fashion credentials other than accidentally seeing about four episodes of Project Runway. So whether you agree of disagree I'd love to get your reaction to these shirts in the comments. [read more]
World Cup Moments: David Beckham's Red Card vs Argentina in 1998
Comments(1)Because today is David Beckham's much talked about return to Old Trafford, it seems the perfect time to relive one of the key moments in Beckham's career. At World Cup 1998 the man not yet known as Goldenballs was just 23 years old and competing with Darren Anderton to play right wing back for England. After scoring a trademark free kick vs Colombia in the group stage, Beckham was given the start for the Second Round knockout game vs Argentina. But then it all went a bit wrong. [read more]
World Cup 2010 Jerseys: South Africa
Comments(5)Almost all the team jerseys for World Cup 2010 have now been revealed, and are available to buy from our World Cup 2010 jersey store. Based on what we've seen so far, I'm reasonably impressed. There aren't nearly as many templated designs as expected, and the retro look seems to be very much in.
So starting today we're going to cast a close critical eye at each nation's World Cup 2010 home and away shirts and other attire. We'll do so honestly and semi-respectfully and without any of the technical guff about moisture wicking. Whatever that is. We'll go group by group, and so first up is your World Cup host South Africa, from Group A. [read more]
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Offside Rewind: Come On In...
Seven posts from the past week on The Offside and World Cup Blog... Comparing national anthems in Group A. Do you have a flag? Then wave it. World Cup 2010 meets March Madness Champions League starting to look a little more even. Unless your team was eliminated. In which case, remember you're already a winner. Norway: ...
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Daily Dose: March 19th, 2010 - Featuring Clint Dempsey's Chip vs Juventus
Links to click after admiring Deuce's chip vs Juventus. This was deliberate, right? Dempsey's post match interview vid on USA World Cup Blog He knows it's not an actual crystal palace, right? (SBS) Lineker the presenter < Lineker the goalpoacher (The Spoiler) Green World Cup dream dies as Indonesia bid dropped (Four Four Two) China ...
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Champions League and Europa League 2009/10 Quarter Final Draws
After the magnificence that was last night's 33 goal Europa League action (seriously, I saw the highlights show and thought I'd died and gone to football heaven) you'd have been excused for tons emporarily forgetting about the Champions League altogether. But then UEFA's people grabbed some balls and drew the ...
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The Arrival of Champions League Parity
The brilliance of Lionel Messi, and of Stuttgart allowing him space, has ushered us into the Champions League quarterfinals. Only it doesn't look like the Champions League quarterfinals we're used to. Poor seasons by big clubs, rises to prominence by lesser knowns, difficult first round draws and the occasional curse have ...
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Gary
Good blog, many amusing points. I think three of days ago, I have discovered a similar article. ... [Read More]Why are the AFCON rights so expensive?
Thanks for the input guys. But i would luv for you to do your own country specific sequels in your o ... [Read More]Why are the AFCON rights so expensive?
Gary, well articulated. However, let me address some of your concerns: "The rights are absurdly ... [Read More]Why are the AFCON rights so expensive?
Excellent stuff Gary. It's a real travesty when CAF's lack of foresight penalizes the people they ar ... [Read More]Mabrook Ghanayeen...congrats Ghana!
Wow...now that is a trustworthy person. I believe you in every word, Ghana no doubt played their par ... [Read More]
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