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AC Milan’s Dida Attempts To Redefine “Making A Meal Of It”
Can't Stop The Bleeding — ... , we’ll try to look on the positive side. If the goalkeeping gig doesn’t work out for Nélson de Jesus Silva, there’s always a future as an opponent for Tommy Morrison.

Sooner - Longhorn Awaits
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Soccer: Man, That Had To Hurt
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SOCCER GOALIE SUFFERS HORRIFIC FAN ATTACK
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Soccer Players Even Flop When Fans Attack Touch Them
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So…Will They Book Dida for Cheating?
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Dida "assaulted" at Celtic Park (This is a Classic)
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Diving In Soccer Has Gotten Ridiculous
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Dida, Dida, Get To F*ck But Maybe Not...
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Dida's Academy Award Performance
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SOCCER PLAYERS ARE PUSSIES
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Champions League Matchday 2: October 2-3
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Soccer Blows
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Celtic fan assaults dida - Celtic v AC Milan
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Almost Game Time...
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Champions League update!
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Dida KO'd By Celtic Fan's Fairy Slap!
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The Good, the Bad and the Ugly - Podcast 9
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AC Milan have a collapsible goalkeeper
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Yeah, This Pretty Much Sums Up Pitt Football
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Let's Applaud UEFA For Punishing Theatrics
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Transfer Watch: Gomes, Belluschi and Bosingwa
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 — “It’s like buying puppies at Christmas. You have to make sure it’s for the long term and for the right reasons.” - Steve Bruce on the transfer window. Throughout the month of January, clubs all over Europe will be vying for the signatures of footballers to help execute their objectives during the second-half of the season and beyond. With a relatively small pool of players available at this time, it is commonplace for supporters to read about relatively unknown players joining their clubs without much knowledge of what they can expect from their new acquisitions. In this regard, for the next month 101 Great Goals ...

Busiest Week Ever: Injuries and Naka says what we all think
Celtic — Besides the whole “oldest and fiercest rivalry in sports” thing coming up this Sunday, Celtic have some European football to think about. Celtic will find out their Champions League fate on Friday with the group draw finally getting under way. Over the past two years, Celtic have battled teams in the Champions League that were familiar foes. Last year’s group of AC Milan, Benfica, and Shaktar Donetsk were all former European opponents, and Celtic away travelers on the Tim-ernet certainly let you know that they were tired of seeing the same stadiums. Don’t get me wrong, I’m sure Milan, ...

Diving in Football
Soccerlens.com — The flailing of the arms. The contorting of the face into a grotesque mask of pain and suffering. The rolling around on the pitch in agony to the point where you’re wondering if there’s a priest on hand to administer last rites. The miraculous recovery as a player suddenly resumes running at full speed and moving around as if nothing had happened. You’ve all seen players do this, and you’ve either been disgusted with their blatant cheating to the point where you question your love for a sport that rewards world-class athletes for behaving like total wimps, or impressed with their ingenuity and determination to do whatever it takes to ...

Good Job Rangers
There Is Only One Sinnacle — It’s refreshing in this day and age to see a team come out and denounce the actions of their own player. Rangers striker Kyle Lafferty pulled a Dida in last weeks game against Aberdeen. The end result saw Aberdeen defender Charlie Mulgrew get a red card and Rangers winning 2-1. The win saw Rangers leapfrog over Celtic and into 1st place with a game left in the season. The fault of the red card lies on the feet of the referee but the way Rangers have come out with their disapproval of Kyle Lafferty actions with fines and suspension as a result should be an example more teams should follow but won’t. Below would be ...