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Van der Vaart to Tottenham
English Premier League club Tottenham were allowed to sign Rafael van der Vaart from Real Madrid on Thursday after their last-ditch move for the Dutch playmaker on deadline day. Spurs seal van der Vaart transfer Spurs seal van der Vaart … Continue reading
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Tagged Cristiano Ronaldo, dutch international, English, english premier league, footballer, frantic scramble, Harry Redknapp, Holland, jose mourinho, last ditch, Madrid, mesut, minute job, north London, paperwork, player, playmaker, Premier League, quality player, Rafael van der, rafael van der vaart, Real, real madrid, South Africa, spurs, Tottenham, Vaart, Van der, van der vaart, world cups
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Paris Hilton arrested cocaine possession
Embattled socialite Paris Hilton found herself wearing handcuffs instead of bracelets Friday night when she was arrested for what media reports said was cocaine possession. The hotel chain heiress was reportedly arrested in Las Vegas when the car she was … Continue reading
Posted in Hollywood
Tagged bed, bed time, burglary, car, clark county detention, cocaine, cocaine possession, controlled substance, Cy Waits, Elizabeth, former playboy playmate, guy, handcuffs, heiress, jail time, Jennifer Rovero, Las Vegas, last tuesday, Marcus Martin, Mr. Martin, Ms Hilton, Netherlands, nightclub owner, own recognizance, Paris, paris hilton, police, Port, public information officer, socialite paris hilton, South Africa, stewie, substance, sweet dreams, time, trouble with the law, Vegas
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Iconic Beckham the JEWS are OUT from ENGLAND
The world’s most sought-after soccer player is no longer wanted by his national team coach. David Beckham’s celebrity status, endorsement potential and good looks have often overshadowed his huge contribution to the England national team, but coach Fabio Capello said … Continue reading
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Tagged ac milan, achilles tendon, achilles tendon surgery, Argentina, Bobby, british prime minister, Bruce, celebrity status, Charlton, coach, coach fabio capello, Cup, daily mirror, David Beckham, David Cameron, England, england coach, england manager, england national team, Fabio, Fabio Capello, fine mess, France, free kicks, Greece, Italy, Los Angeles, los angeles galaxy, Madrid, Manchester, Milan, minister david, Moore, national team coach, Peter Shilton, Prime Minister David Cameron, Roberto Martinez, SOccer, soccer player, South Africa, Steve Bruce, Steve McClaren, Sunderland, Sven Goran Eriksson, Sven-Goran, team, World, world cups, year
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Manchester United’s Superb Striker!
One was born into one of Mexico’s most prominent families and grew up amid the bucolic delights of Guadalajara; the other raised by parents so desperate for him to help them escape the poverty of Rome’s rundown Ponte Dinona district … Continue reading
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Tagged Alex Ferguson, Argentina, bench, berbatov, breakfast meeting, chivas, chivas de guadalajara, consistency, father, federico macheda, Ferguson, forthcoming season, France, Greater Manchester, Guadalajara, Gunnar Solskjaer, Houston, Istanbul, Italy, Javier Hernández, Javier Snr, Macheda, Manchester, manchester united, Mexico, Michael Owen, novel experience, paean, pedigree, player, Premier League, Rome, rundown, season, Sir Alex Ferguson, South Africa, striker, temperament, United, upbringing, US, Wayne Rooney, world cup
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Messi and GAY marriage same-sex marriage
Argentina became the first country in Latin America to legalize same-sex marriage on July 15, following a landmark Senate vote carried live on national television. The law, backed by the center-left government of President Cristina Kirchner, was adopted in a … Continue reading
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Tagged Alex Freyre, Argentina, Argentine, argentine society, Belgium, Canada, canada south, Catholic, catholic country, church, country, cristina kirchner, family time, Gerardo Morales, heterosexuals, Iceland, images of the virgin mary, inquisition, Jose Maria Di Bello, Latin America, law, leftist groups, marriage, Mary, Mexico City, Miguel Pichetto, national referendum, national television, Norway, norway sweden, party leader, Portugal, President Cristina Kirchner, rodriguez saa, ruling party, same sex couples, same sex marriage, Senate, senate vote, South Africa, southern Argentina, Spain, Sweden, the Netherlands
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Larissa Riquelme run naked through the streets of Asunción
Attention all horse racing fans, Paraguayan lingerie model Larissa Riquelme will run naked through the streets of Asunción this weekend, despite the fact Paraguay didn’t even come close to winning the World Cup. The South American stunner will run naked … Continue reading
Posted in Travel, world cup 2010
Tagged accuracy, Asunción, Attention, Cup, euro 2008, fan, fan page, finest sport, followers, Germany, horse racing, Larissa Riquelme, lingerie model, media frenzy, Model, mollusk, oberhausen, octopus, oddball, Paraguay, Paul, racing fans, riquelme, South Africa, South American, Spain, stunner, tentacles, wednesday night, World, world cup news, world cup results
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Semi Final Holland Vs Uruguay
FIFA 2010 World Cup in South Africa Semi Final Holland Vs UruguayThe Holland Vs Uruguay Semi Final will take place on Tuesday evening as both teams are preparing for a show down at a level which probably non had expected … Continue reading
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Tagged Argentina, arjen robben, Bert van Marwijk, Brazil, Cameroon, Cape Town Stadium, Cup, Denmark, Diego Lugano, Dirk Kuyt, dramatic exit, England, fifa 2010, football fans, France, france england, Ghana, Gregory van der, group stage, Holland, Italy, italy france, Japan, Jorge Fucile, luis suarez, Mark Van Bommel, maximum points, Mexico, Nicolas Lodeiro, Nigel de Jong, Portugal, quarter finals, Robin Van Persie, semi, semis, side, slovaks, South Africa, South American, South Korea, surprise, talented individuals, time, UK, Uruguay, van der wiel, Van Persie, Wesley Sneijder, World, world champions
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Semi Final Holland Vs Uruguay
FIFA 2010 World Cup in South Africa Semi Final Holland Vs Uruguay The Holland Vs Uruguay Semi Final will take place on Tuesday evening as both teams are preparing for a show down at a level which probably non had … Continue reading
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Tagged Argentina, arjen robben, Bert van Marwijk, Brazil, Cameroon, Cape Town Stadium, Cup, Denmark, Diego Lugano, Dirk Kuyt, dramatic exit, England, fifa 2010, football fans, France, france england, Ghana, Gregory van der, group stage, Holland, Italy, italy france, Japan, Jorge Fucile, luis suarez, Mark Van Bommel, maximum points, Mexico, Nicolas Lodeiro, Nigel de Jong, Portugal, quarter finals, Robin Van Persie, semi, semis, side, slovaks, South Africa, South American, South Korea, surprise, talented individuals, time, UK, Uruguay, van der wiel, Van Persie, Wesley Sneijder, World, world champions
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Ugly ending for Brazil at World Cup
They looked nervous. They looked edgy. They looked angry. They looked nothing like the Brazilian teams that had proudly gone before them. And finally in Port Elizabeth on Friday afternoon at the World Cup quarterfinals, the Selecao simply looked beaten. … Continue reading
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Tagged Argentina, Bay Stadium, bench coach, Bert van Marwijk, Brazil, brazilian teams, brazilians, Buenos Aires, Cape Town, connection newsletter, Cup, Diego Forlan, Diego Maradona, Dunga, Felipe Melo, Football, France, Friday, Germany, heading home, Johan Cruyff, Johannesburg, Julio Cesar, L.A. Sports, mandela bay, Nelson Mandela, O Globo, Port Elizabeth, pragmatism, Rio de Janeiro, South Africa, south africa 2010, sports connection, sports desk, team, the Netherlands, time world champions, tournament favorites, U.S., Uruguay, Wesley Sneijder, World, world cup quarterfinals
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England Vs Germany AFRICA world Cup
This is the England-Germany conflict that finally kills the myths. The English are meant to tiptoe into Bloemfontein today fearing German tournament know-how and death by penalty shoot-out and the Nationalmannschaft are supposed to be cocksure that history is in … Continue reading
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Tagged ageing, Algeria, America, bad mood, Bloemfontein, Cup, England, English, english football, Fabio Capello, Franz Beckenbauer, game, german side, Germany, inferiority complex, insecurities, Italy, Jamie Carragher, Joachim Löw, kick and rush, mind games, mother country, nationalmannschaft, new reality, Paul Gascoigne, post war, Premier League, provocation, retraction, South Africa, sportsman, squad, streetwise, team, TODAY, USA, West Germany, world cup competition
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ENGLAND world cup Save by Defoe
Jermain Defoe fulfilled a childhood dream by guiding England into the last 16 of soccer’s World Cup.The Tottenham forward’s 23rd-minute volley proved enough to give England a 1-0 victory over Slovenia last night and set up a meeting with Germany … Continue reading
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Tagged Algeria, C. After, capel, captain john, Captain John Terry, childhood dream, coach fabio capello, Defoe, Donovan, Eastern Cape, Emile Heskey, England, england coach, Fabio Capello, final group, Frank Lampard, game, Germany, goal, group game, James Milner, jermain defoe, Joe Cole, John Terry, Landon Donovan, Manchester, mandela bay, Matthew Upson, minute goal, Nelson Mandela, poor performance, Port Elizabeth, quarterfinals, Slovenia, South Africa, stadium, team, Terry, U.K., U.S., Wayne Rooney, William Hill
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ENGLAND world cup Save by Defoe
Jermain Defoe fulfilled a childhood dream by guiding England into the last 16 of soccer’s World Cup. The Tottenham forward’s 23rd-minute volley proved enough to give England a 1-0 victory over Slovenia last night and set up a meeting with … Continue reading
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Tagged Algeria, C. After, capel, captain john, Captain John Terry, childhood dream, coach fabio capello, Defoe, Donovan, Eastern Cape, Emile Heskey, England, england coach, Fabio Capello, final group, Frank Lampard, game, Germany, goal, group game, James Milner, jermain defoe, Joe Cole, John Terry, Landon Donovan, Manchester, mandela bay, Matthew Upson, minute goal, Nelson Mandela, poor performance, Port Elizabeth, quarterfinals, Slovenia, South Africa, stadium, team, Terry, U.K., U.S., Wayne Rooney, William Hill
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World Cup summary – Argentina SUperb!
Argentina — Leonardo Munoz, wearing a foot-tall blue-and-white wig, is ready to bare it all for the glory of Argentina. Before the start of the World Cup that is keeping billions glued to their TV sets, Diego Maradona — Argentina’s … Continue reading
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Tagged Afgoye, Ahmad Nouri, Ali Hatem, Argentina, Bonito, Brazil, central Baghdad, central Somalia, copacabana beach, critical moments, Cup, Diego Maradona, Don, Eric, eva garcia, France, game, game world, general mayhem, global stage, God, Greece, group, insolvency, Iraq, Kim Jong-hwan, Leticia Gonzalez, Luis Rocha, Mexico, Mexico City, Mogadishu, national team coach, Nigeria, North Korea, Osman Arus, plaza san martin, Pyongyang, rival south korea, Seoul, Sheik Mohamed, shoe store, signs of hope, soccer titles, Somalia, South Africa, South Korea, strong work ethic, tape delay, team, time, video screen, World, world cup fever
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