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Toronto_Mike
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hahahah
Toronto_Mike
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great stuff Naismith
Everton forward Steven Naismith has bought tickets for Goodison Park games to donate to unemployed people across the city of Liverpool.
The former Rangers player said the time he had spent in Glasgow -- a city in which unemployment rates have sometimes been steep -- had shown him that many people who would like to see their team play could not afford tickets.
As a result, Naismith, 27, decided to buy the tickets and distribute them to fans who would benefit from them.
"Liverpool has a similar history [to Glasgow] and I am aware that, through no fault of their own, there are many unemployed in Liverpool trying hard to find a job who may not be able to afford a ticket.
Everton forward Steven Naismith has bought tickets for Goodison Park games to donate to unemployed people across the city of Liverpool.
The former Rangers player said the time he had spent in Glasgow -- a city in which unemployment rates have sometimes been steep -- had shown him that many people who would like to see their team play could not afford tickets.
As a result, Naismith, 27, decided to buy the tickets and distribute them to fans who would benefit from them.
"Liverpool has a similar history [to Glasgow] and I am aware that, through no fault of their own, there are many unemployed in Liverpool trying hard to find a job who may not be able to afford a ticket.
Toronto_Mike
Scent of a Woman
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Clubbin' with Rasual Butler
lol
that substitution.
that substitution.
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ya makes no sense, Walker is 24 and when healthy is England's first choice, so he's conceivably the RB for the next 5+ years at least
Roma makes a lot more sense, if it's PL than Fulham love their Americans
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Pep acting like such a bitch
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yep, How is that the MLS coaches fault, Im sure he told them this is a friendly and not to go hard into tackles. Say something to the player who did the tackle. Pep acting Like his shit don't stink
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Or Stoke, haha
The training alone would be great for Yedlin, but I just don't ever see him getting minutes with them
sandy_shoes
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So salty.... shake the mans hand ffs
sandy_shoes
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Heard Yedlin had interest from Lyon - he wouldn't get a payday but a couple good years there would certainly get him one. And he'd be playing every day
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he has to go Fox don't you think?
they have the national team for the next 10 years
they have the national team for the next 10 years
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NBC does these really well
[video=youtube;iRqypM7jb5Y]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iRqypM7jb5Y[/video]
[video=youtube;iRqypM7jb5Y]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iRqypM7jb5Y[/video]
Toronto_Mike
Scent of a Woman
question....how is Celtic in this when they lost 6-1 Aggregate to Legia?
Toronto_Mike
Scent of a Woman
Wow so Celtic are lucky, but Legia were dumb.
[h=1]Celtic reinstated to Champions League after Legia Warsaw error[/h]
Celtic have been reinstated to the Champions League after Legia Warsaw were punished for fielding an ineligible player.
Legia won the third qualifying round tie 6-1 on aggregate but brought on Bartosz Bereszynski in the second leg, while he was supposed to be suspended.
As a result Celtic were handed a 3-0 'walkover' win for the second leg, taking them through on away goals.
Celtic will play Maribor of Slovenia in the play-offs later this month.
And Legia Warsaw have been drawn to play Aktobe of Kazakhstan in the Europa League play-off.
"It is very strange, I have to say that," said Celtic manager Ronny Deila, whose Norwegian countryman Henning Berg is in charge of Legia.
"First of all I feel very sorry for Legia, and my friends from Norway there. It is tough to think of that and now we are in the Champions League.
"Legia played well against us, they put in good performances but this is nothing to do with Celtic. It is about UEFA.
"It is not my business. It is a club thing and a UEFA thing.
"It is a tough decision and I really feel sorry for Legia but we have to go into the game and prepare for Maribor.
"The players want to play in the Champions League. It looks like we have been given another chance and I think it will be no problem to get the players up for the game."
Legia have five days to appeal and have asked for Uefa's reasoning.
The Polish champions, who now take Celtic's place in the Europa League play-offs, won the first leg 4-1 and the second 2-0.
The disciplinary board of European football's governing body Uefa confirmed that Bereszynski has also been hit with a further one-game suspension.
He was sent off in Legia's final Europa League tie last season against Apollon Limassol and received a three-match ban.
He missed the club's two-legged tie against St Patrick's Athletic in the second qualifying round and the 4-1 first-leg victory over Celtic.
However, it has emerged that Bereszynski was not registered in Legia's squad for the ties against the Dublin side and therefore the matches did not count towards his suspension.
Legia official Dominik Ebebenge said: "This is unjust and completely disproportionate.
"There have been similar cases in the past which have not punished in this way. This was just a basic human error.
"We have spent eight years working towards this and now it has been taken away from us. Financially, it's unimaginable and the players are shattered."
Celtic have previously been given a reprieve in continental competition in similar circumstances.
Neil Lennon's side were beaten 3-1 on aggregate by Sion in the Europa League three years ago, but the Swiss side were subsequently ejected from the competition after they were found to have fielded ineligible players.
Sion had signed five players while still under a Fifa transfer ban for breaching rules over the signing of Egypt goalkeeper Essam El-Hadary three years earlier.
[h=1]Celtic reinstated to Champions League after Legia Warsaw error[/h]
Celtic have been reinstated to the Champions League after Legia Warsaw were punished for fielding an ineligible player.
Legia won the third qualifying round tie 6-1 on aggregate but brought on Bartosz Bereszynski in the second leg, while he was supposed to be suspended.
As a result Celtic were handed a 3-0 'walkover' win for the second leg, taking them through on away goals.
Celtic will play Maribor of Slovenia in the play-offs later this month.
And Legia Warsaw have been drawn to play Aktobe of Kazakhstan in the Europa League play-off.
"It is very strange, I have to say that," said Celtic manager Ronny Deila, whose Norwegian countryman Henning Berg is in charge of Legia.
"First of all I feel very sorry for Legia, and my friends from Norway there. It is tough to think of that and now we are in the Champions League.
"Legia played well against us, they put in good performances but this is nothing to do with Celtic. It is about UEFA.
"It is not my business. It is a club thing and a UEFA thing.
"It is a tough decision and I really feel sorry for Legia but we have to go into the game and prepare for Maribor.
"The players want to play in the Champions League. It looks like we have been given another chance and I think it will be no problem to get the players up for the game."
Legia have five days to appeal and have asked for Uefa's reasoning.
The Polish champions, who now take Celtic's place in the Europa League play-offs, won the first leg 4-1 and the second 2-0.
The disciplinary board of European football's governing body Uefa confirmed that Bereszynski has also been hit with a further one-game suspension.
He was sent off in Legia's final Europa League tie last season against Apollon Limassol and received a three-match ban.
He missed the club's two-legged tie against St Patrick's Athletic in the second qualifying round and the 4-1 first-leg victory over Celtic.
However, it has emerged that Bereszynski was not registered in Legia's squad for the ties against the Dublin side and therefore the matches did not count towards his suspension.
Legia official Dominik Ebebenge said: "This is unjust and completely disproportionate.
"There have been similar cases in the past which have not punished in this way. This was just a basic human error.
"We have spent eight years working towards this and now it has been taken away from us. Financially, it's unimaginable and the players are shattered."
Celtic have previously been given a reprieve in continental competition in similar circumstances.
Neil Lennon's side were beaten 3-1 on aggregate by Sion in the Europa League three years ago, but the Swiss side were subsequently ejected from the competition after they were found to have fielded ineligible players.
Sion had signed five players while still under a Fifa transfer ban for breaching rules over the signing of Egypt goalkeeper Essam El-Hadary three years earlier.
Toronto_Mike
Scent of a Woman
seriously what a joke though, that's twice Celtic have lucked their way through. If this was another club from Scotland they could give a rats ass but because Celtic are the only side from Scotland that have been consistent in CL and well need money this is a bit weird.
Toronto_Mike
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the key here is the financial effect for a team like Legia.
if those 4mins cost them millions I could see them fighting for it.
Toronto_Mike
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was that zlatan?
Toronto_Mike
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hahahahahah
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they should lose, it was idiotic to do
Toronto_Mike
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goal fest in Womans WC Germany u20 vs China u20
managed ingame Germany ML @ 3.70 when they were down 3-4
5-4 now and still lots of time left
managed ingame Germany ML @ 3.70 when they were down 3-4
5-4 now and still lots of time left
Toronto_Mike
Scent of a Woman
womens u20....so brutal to watch
Toronto_Mike
Scent of a Woman
5-5 this is nuts
