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Czech Republic vs England
Published 7/15/2008 by Beckhamnumber1 at iFutbal
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Video: Three Lion (cubs) lose to Czech Repubic
Published 7/15/2008 by Anish at SoccerBlog.com
The Under 19 Euro's are on and England goalie David Button didn't exactly cover himself with glory after a blunder from him gifted the Czech forward Tomas Necid with a goal.He added insult to injury by scoring the second goal of the game as well a little later on.Take a look

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Chelsea Goalkeeper and Czezh Republic superstar, Petr Cech was on hand to show how valuable UEFA’s youth tournaments are towards the development of young players. The Chelsea No1 appeared in these finals in 2000, helping the Czech Republic finish fourth in Germany. Cech acknowledges that these champs were a valuable part in setting him on the path to success.
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Euro Under-19s Championship: Button blunder costs England

Pitch Invasion found this 7/15/2008 on www.101greatgoals.com

Czech Republic 2 - England 0 (Euro Under-19s Championship, July 14, 2008) Tottenham’s keeper David Button suffered a cruel embarrassment when he misread a bouncing ball, allowing Necid to close in on his attempted clearance, with the striker ...
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Career Advice For Avram Grant

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One of my first articles for this site was giving career advice to Steve McLaren. Someone must of read it because McLaren did just want I suggested in getting out of England to coach in Holland. Now that my massive ego has been boosted I figured Avram Grant can now use some of my advice.
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Higuita remains the Scorpion King

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