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2015年9月25日星期五

The Fantasy Football Club: Win Bojan Krkic's team sheet

The Spain-born attacker has gone for Victor Valdes in goal, Gerard Pique in central defence, with Andres Iniesta in midfield and Samuel Eto'o leading the line. For a chance to win the team sheet, head to Twitter and use the hashtag #One2Eleven, followed by the surnames of the other seven players you think will complete the side. The winner will be the first to correctly guess the team - or closest to get to it. (Terms and conditions apply). It's over to you... head to Twitter to make your guesses now. Watch this week's The Fantasy Football Club show on Sky Sports 1 on Friday
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2015年4月29日星期三

The Broken Gossip

2015年4月17日星期五

Football People On TV: Paul Scholes

John Nicholson and Alan Tyers prop themselves upright, inject adrenalin into their faces and continue their census of telly's football citizenry, this week turning their attention to the man formerly, and indeed currently, known as Paul Scholes.

Fashion Police
Scholes looks like a man in a Lowry painting, trudging home from an Oldham mill at 4.25pm on a wet December Tuesday, the collar of his dark grey gabardine mac turned up against the drizzle, a look on his face that lingers between distress at his own misery and yet, at the same time, finding pleasure in it. You could dress him in white tie and tails and spend half a day on his hair and make-up and he would still look like an arsey fourth-former who had been bullied into his clothes to go to a family christening. More likely to wear a tie around his head than around his neck, not as an act of rebellion, but more out of simple inability to dress himself.

To say clothes are not an issue on Planet Scholesy would be to suggest that he even knew what clothes were and we're not sure he does. A man for whom supermarket-bought clothing was created.

Lingo Bingo
Flat, gruff tones invest his words with a sort of sardonic belligerence, also known as Being From Near Manchester. We like this a lot, but clearly it's not to everyone's taste. Shaping up nicely as a Professional Northerner for whom misery is life's only happiness. Smiling is clearly something that he finds a largely unnecessary affectation. When one does crack his face, he looks vulnerable, suddenly, as though caught in public in only his underwear. A grin, like the sun in July in Manchester, doesn't last long.

Hits And Misses
Has enjoyed some good early success with various outspoken criticisms. Has had pops at Yaya Toure (understandable, foreign), Jack Wilshere (laughably pale pretender to Scholes throne) and Louis van Gaal (justifiable if somewhat bold claims). Most interestingly, had a go at Wayne Rooney at the World Cup, implying that Rooney was past his peak. Hardly incendiary, but in the chummy world of the recently retired footballer turned pundit, was surprisingly forthright. We feel any critique of Rooney is a welcome balance to TV's limitless adoration for the merkin-headed striker, regardless of the Scouser's often very patchy form.

Scholes is definitely at his best when throwing his little observational hand grenades. That's his gig. The extended chat-a-thon is a different art form which, early indications would suggest, stretches the Scholes lexicon of interesting expressions to tedium's breaking point.

Take this week's Madrid European Cup quarter-final: "I don't think psychology will play a part. This is a difficult place to come. Koke is a really good player. He has forced himself into the Spanish team which is a hard thing to do. Atletico are a hard-working team, two banks of four."

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2015年4月8日星期三

Aston Villa 3-3 QPR: Five talking points from Villa Park clash

Jack Wilkinson looks at five talking points from Tuesday’s relegation battle between Aston Villa and Queen Park Rangers, which saw Christian Benteke's stunning hat-trick single-handedly keep Rangers at bay in the race for Premier League survival.

Benteke claws Rangers back

Having hit the back of the net 23 times in his debut season at Villa Park, the spotlight has been on the Belgian striker to rekindle that form and haul his relegation-threatened side to safety. His early season form was poor - just two goals to show in the first 18 league games of the season arguably dropped Villa into the predicament they find themselves in, but he has hit back in emphatic fashion with seven goals in his last five league outings.

2015年3月13日星期五

Luis Suarez blames English press for Liverpool exit and says Barcelona 'best club in world'

Former Liverpool striker Luis Suarez has hit out at the English press once again, claiming he left Anfield for Barcelona because he was "tired" of the media.

The Uruguay international ended his three-and-a-half year association with Liverpool last summer when he joined the Catalan giants.

Suarez was involved in several controversies during his time in England and says the behaviour of the national media, whom he feels "miss" him, prompted him to make the switch to La Liga.

He told beIN SPORTS: "I don't know if there is a campaign of the English press towards me, but it can be seen that they miss me. They criticise me so much that they look for something that is not there to draw attention.

"They published images of me (next to Demichelis) in the morning and when they saw that that was false those images disappeared off the pages. I said enough and that they leave me alone and that I went because I was tired of them, but yet they are still looking [for me]."

The 28-year-old also revealed his delight at fulfilling his dream of playing for "the best club in the world".

He added: "I am very happy at Barca, I fulfilled a dream to play at the best club in the world and now I am enjoying it. I am contributing things to the team and that leaves me calmer and makes me feel important.

"The family are very happy in Barcelona and enjoying a city that we knew. The children are in the school and my wife is very happy."

Barcelona travel to Eibar on Saturday as they look to keep hold of top spot in La Liga, after they deposed leaders Real Madrid last weekend.

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