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SquadBlog found this 12/18/2007 on www.101greatgoals.com [flag]
Fernando Torres (vs Marseilles, Dec. 11, 2007) The importance of the occasion falls secondary to the beauty, control and composure the young Spaniard showed when scoring. Alex De Souza (vs CSKA Moscow, Dec. 12, 2007) De Souza has scored a number of wonderful goals in the Champions League this season, and the Fenerbache striker hit another a wondrous strike to pull his side back ... [link]

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Recommended Reading Dec 18th '07
Published 12/18/2007 by Daryl at SquadBlog
... Dec 18th '07 Ascend to hyperlink heaven by clicking on these seven football stories. Arsene knows, he really does ( Who Ate All the Pies? ) FC United revolution will not be televised ( 200percent ) The world's top 25 teams ( Soccer Source ) Kaka in World Player of the Year shock ( The Offside ) Wayne Rooney's sweet rides ( 100% Injury Rate ) Lassana Diarra can't face another Carling Cup run ( Soccer Blog ) Top five goals from last week ( 101 Great Goals ) posted by Daryl on 18 Dec 2007

Daily Dose 12.18.07
Published 12/18/2007 by Daryl at World Cup Soccer - South Africa 2010
Fresh football links from World Cup Blog, The Offside and some other places too. Welcome Inara, our new Black Stars blogger (Ghana Blog) Top five goals from last week (101 Great Goals) Best blog post title ever (Czech Republic Blog) Brooking still believes in Burton (ESPN Soccernet) French football photo fun (France Blog) Some delicious transfer rumours (The Offside) La Celeste drops a spot (Uruguay Blog)

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