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Neymar – The Greatest Brazilian Since Pele

Posted on 5 Dec, 2012, by in Soccer

The walking, talking, playing and scoring sensation that is Neymar still hasn’t played a single match for a European club in one of the continent’s top leagues, but the Santos star has become the first Brazilian player since Pele in 1970 to receive the Hors concours honor, meaning, more or less, that he’s a step or two above the rest of his peers in the Brasilerão. More

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FC Barcelona – Lionel Messi Scores More Than Entire Teams

Posted on 5 Dec, 2012, by in Soccer

The scoring machine that is Lionel Messi never ceases to amaze when new numbers and recognition as to how great his achievements are keep coming out. The Barcelona star has scored 21 goals so far this season in 14 matches; that puts him above 44 teams in the top 4 leagues of Europe up to this point. The list will probably be longer at the end of the season. More

Ivan Krstanovic

Dinamo Zagreb – Still Not the Worst in Champions League History

Posted on 5 Dec, 2012, by in Soccer

While winning championships in Croatia haven’t been a problem for Dinamo Zagreb over the last 7 years, finding success in the Champions League is. They’ve been terrible over the last two years, but not bad enough to find themselves being part of two very humiliating records: The 0 points, 0 goals club and losing 12 consecutive group stage matches. More

Carlos Tevez

Manchester City – The Worst English Team in the Champions League

Posted on 5 Dec, 2012, by in Soccer

This season, and ever: Manchester City, with only 3 points from six matches in the “group of death” delivered the worst performance by an English team in the history of the group stage in the Champions League. More

Cristiano Ronaldo

Real Madrid – Cristiano Ronaldo Should be Having Fun

Posted on 5 Dec, 2012, by in Soccer

In a match like this, with Real Madrid not moving up or down no matter the result, it’s a chance for players to either prove they’re worth a starting spot, like Luka Modric and Kaka, or to simply have some fun and improve their scoring record, like Cristiano Ronaldo and Karim Benzema. More

Arsene Wenger

Arsenal FC – Arsene Wenger Can Only Attack Referees

Posted on 5 Dec, 2012, by in Soccer

When the losses keep piling up, all that’s left to do is find others to blame. Arsene Wenger has two modes: Ignoring the problems by saying everything is OK, or actually taking out his frustration on someone else. After another match without a win (fourth in a row in all competitions), it was the referee, according to the manager, that ruined Arsenal’s chances of winning three points. More

Fernando Torres

Premier League – How Much is a Goal Worth

Posted on 4 Dec, 2012, by in Soccer

With transfer fees going up and up, especially for striker who later on don’t go on to justify the price that was paid for them or the wages they receive, the cost of an actual goal scores by most of them is on a constant rise. Yes, each Fernando Torres or Andy Carroll goal is sometimes more precious than gold. More

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Corinthians – Best Football Fans in Brazil

Posted on 4 Dec, 2012, by in Soccer

For the second time in the history of the Club World Cup, Sport Club Corinthians Paulista will be taking a part in the competition after winning the 2012 Copa Libertadores. While the chances of winning the competition are always small for a South American team, the Timão gave the players quite a proper send off. More

Arsene Wenger

Arsenal FC – The Delusions of Arsene Wenger

Posted on 4 Dec, 2012, by in Soccer

When Arsenal take the pitch this evening in the final Champions League group stage match, the only thing on the line will be the position from which they qualify. Arsene Wenger has 90 minutes to think about his excuses for next weekend, with another Premier League disaster result on the horizon. More

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Chelsea FC – The Managers Circus of Roman Abramovich

Posted on 4 Dec, 2012, by in Soccer

Once every few years, Roman Abramovich loves to throw his team into a tailspin. A few matches without really getting the required results were enough to get Roberto Di Matteo fired. Rafa Benitez, barely two weeks on his new job, is already at the risk of losing the position of Chelsea manager. More