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Anyone else getting the yearly ITK fixture list statuses appearing yet? Amazing how they see them but only remember one fixture :dowie:

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The greedy little s*** has a horse running today and it looks a cracking bet for anyone who values their soul at 11/2.

 

Brown Panther should win tbh now the rain has come, that said i backed against it  ;D

 

Pissed it for the bench warmer

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Wembley to host 2013 champions league final.  This years must have been a success in making UEFA even more richer.

 

Crazy that. I bet the FA would have been kicking off at UEFA if say, Stade de France, was given it 2 out of 3 years and they'd been bidding for the 2013 one.

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Wembley to host 2013 champions league final.  This years must have been a success in making UEFA even more richer.

 

Crazy that. I bet the FA would have been kicking off at UEFA if say, Stade de France, was given it 2 out of 3 years and they'd been bidding for the 1013 one.

 

Middle ages finals ftw.

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Wembley to host 2013 champions league final.  This years must have been a success in making UEFA even more richer.

 

Crazy that. I bet the FA would have been kicking off at UEFA if say, Stade de France, was given it 2 out of 3 years and they'd been bidding for the 1013 one.

 

Middle ages finals ftw.

 

f***ing diving Normands.

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http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/football/competitions/world-cup-2010/7891632/Sepp-Blatter-given-embarrassing-nickname-on-World-Cup-award.html

 

 

 

Sepp Blatter, the Fifa president, received an award from the South African government under an unwelcome nickname after his Wikipedia entry was apparently sabotaged.

 

The 74-year-old was recognised with the Order of The Companions of O R Tambo for his contribution over the World Cup.

 

However, an official website announcing the accolade referred to the Swiss as “Joseph Sepp Bellend Blatter”.

 

It is thought that Blatter’s profile on Wikipedia, the online encyclopedia, was targeted by pranksters who altered his name, which was then copied onto the government website.

 

Both websites have since been amended, removing the reference to Bellend, which is a slang term for a penis.

 

The joke follows criticism of the football chief for refusing to allow goal-line technology in the tournament, which would have proved Frank Lampard scored against Germany.

 

Online football forums were awash with comments about the blunder after it was spotted on the website for the South African presidency.

 

One England fan remarked: “It just goes to show that 50 million people are not wrong!”

 

Another added: “So is this the first official, presidentially sanctioned bellend in history?”

 

Blatter received his Gold award at a gala dinner on Monday from South African President, Jacob Zuma.

 

The accolade is one of the country’s highest distinctions and is bestowed on foreign citizens for contributions to peace, co-operation and the active expression of solidarity and support.

 

Announcing the award, Mr Zuma said: “After FIFA awarded us the opportunity to host the 2010 FIFA World Cup on 15 May 2004, we embraced the tasks that you entrusted to us, working together as a nation.

 

“The hosting of the 2010 World Cup has helped us consolidate the gains we achieved after attaining freedom in 1994.”

 

Oliver Tambo was a former president in exile of the African National Congress (ANC) and played a significant role in mobilising international opposition to apartheid, setting up the first liberation movement missions in Egypt, Morocco, Ghana and London.

 

Accepting his award, Blatter said: “I just have to express my thanks but my emotions are now overcoming my voice.

 

“I'm touched by this honour. I would like to thank President Zuma and all the people of South Africa for this gesture. I take it for FIFA, the football family and my own family.”

 

Asked for a comment about the name blunder, a spokesman for FIFA's Swiss HQ told The Sun: "I need to communicate the meaning of the word internally first."

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There's an England friendly three days before the Premier League starts. What a f***ing joke.

 

:dowie:

 

Absolutely ridiculous.

 

Have no problem with it unless Taylor, Furguson, Barton and Best suddenly break into the squad. :lol:

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There's an England friendly three days before the Premier League starts. What a f***ing joke.

 

:dowie:

 

Absolutely ridiculous.

 

Have no problem with it unless Taylor, Furguson, Barton and Best suddenly break into the squad. :lol:

 

Ireland

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I'd prefer it before rather than after the first game at all like. Nowt worse than the season just starting then 3 days later, an England friendly.

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There's an England friendly three days before the Premier League starts. What a f***ing joke.

 

:dowie:

 

Absolutely ridiculous.

 

Have no problem with it unless Taylor, Furguson, Barton and Best suddenly break into the squad. :lol:

 

Ireland

 

:doh:

 

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Skysports.com understands that Oldham Athletic boss Paul Dickov is a contender to fill the managerial vacancy at Watford.

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Just been watching England 2 - 2 Greece...the commentary from Gary Bloom is the worst thing I have ever heard on a major sporting moment. Seriously, it's on youtube under thefatv's account, I can probably post it due to that but I'm not running the risk :lol:

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