David Gold: Abramovich was right to go for Scolari

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David Gold: Abramovich was right to go for Scolari
101 Great Goals - latest football videos and ... found this 6/21/2008 on timesonline.typepad.com [flag]
Despite England’s lack of presence in this year’s Euros, I have been enjoying the tournament and think it has been a fantastic spectacle of European football.  There is so little to distinguish between the remaining teams and any one of them could win.  It would be great to see Holland emerge as European champions, but I do have a soft spot for Portugal with the incredible ... [link]

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Ronaldo ready for war with Ferguson
Published 6/21/2008 by Arthur Antunes Coimbra at 101 Great Goals - latest football videos and international soccer goals from the Premier League, Champions League,La liga, Serie A, World Cup, UEFA Cup and more
... be for the benefit of the club. All of us are focused on the transfer window and we want to be ready for that and we want to have adequate resources and good communication with Rafa.” - George Gillett. Today’s overview: The Cristiano Ronaldo saga goes into overdrive this Saturday, with every aspect of the story analyised and counter-analyised by the various media outlets. While Daniel Taylor urges Ferguson to sell his Portuguese star, David Gold (who compares Ronaldo to Robbie Savage), Patrick Foster and ...

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ARSENAL are back in hunt for Obafemi Martins | The Sun |HomePage|Sport|Football

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