Copa Mundial Sale

2015年6月24日星期三

Dundee sign Nick Ross from Inverness

Danny Wilson could captain Rangers one day, says assistant manager David Weir

Rangers assistant manager David Weir has described Danny Wilson as a future captain. Wilson, who started his career at Ibrox in 2008, was the Hearts skipper last term as he led them to the Scottish Championship title He ended his stay at Tynecastle when his contract expired last month and has signed a three-year contract with Rangers. COPA AMERICA - 26th Jun ArgentinavColombia Argentina10/11 Draw9/4 Colombia10/3 1ST GOALSCORER - 26th Jun ArgentinavColombia Lionel Messi3/1 Sergio Aguero9/2 Gonzalo Higuain5/1 Bet nowBet £5 get £20 free Weir believes the 23-year-old has the attributes to follow in his own footsteps and wear the armband. The 45-year-old, who played alongside Wilson when the centre-back first broke into the Ibrox team as a teenager, told RangersTV: "I think you forget how young he was when he was playing here the first time and obviously he's gone down south and had various clubs there. "He played for Liverpool and he was out on loan at Bristol (City) and a couple of other places. So he's learned a lot and he's matured a lot. "Meeting him in the last few days again you can see he's grown up and he's developed physically and mentally so he's a different lad to what he was, although he's still got a lot of the same characteristics. He's a nice person, which helps as well. "As I said he does tick a lot of the boxes and that being another one as well, the fact he is vocal, he is a leader and he's a potential captain. "He's one of those types that are few and far between so that's another added bonus with getting Danny here. "He's got the attributes to come in and be the right type of person, set the tone for everyone else and be a part of what we want to do here."
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2015年6月22日星期一

No Hate, Just Indifference Towards WWC In case we didn't already know, the Mailbox suggests the Women's World Cup isn't

But the thing is, I just don't care. As I say, I support Aston Villa, and if taking part in football as a spectator were based solely on logic, there is no way on God's green f***ing earth I'd spend my time and money watching that shower on a regular basis. But unfortunately, at some point in my life, my brain decided I was going to care, and care deeply, about whether or not a group of millionaires playing in claret and blue shirts in north Birmingham on a Saturday afternoon win a game invented by children. Hey ho. See also: England [m]. This has never happened with women's football. I'd never even seen a game played by women until I was about 20, and while I can appreciate it as a sport, I just don't give a monkey's about what happens; similar to when I'm watching golf, tennis, boxing, WWE, bowls, any sport I didn't take an interest in as a kid really. And so the WWC is passing me by. Is this because I'm a misogynist? Am I a prat, as Nick Miller suggests? I don't think so. Don't get me wrong, normally I'd eat my own fingers before being on the same side of a debate as Martin Samuel, Rod Liddle, etc. But I dislike the implication that if I don't make myself watch something I'm not interested in, this means there's something wrong with me. Neil Raines Bit of a sweeping generalisation on your website to say that anyone who hates the Women's World Cup must be "a prat". It's football on the same level as Scottish football, which everyone also hates. Are they prats? No, they are people who watch great football all year round and then are expected to like this dross, or they must be a prat. I'd rather go out in the sun than stay in and be served this slice of shite. I remember when the world wasn't full of social justice warriors and actually just reasonable people. Your own website even said once that there are "people waiting on the internet to be angered by anything". Which is what you're doing here so well done.
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Football People on TV: Matt Smith

John Nicholson and Alan Tyers wipe away their tears, wave goodbye to ITV's coverage of football as the tactics truck of destiny is finally crushed in the knacker's yard of existence. But I tell you what, Clive, they'll really miss that Matt Smith. Fashion Police Soft tailoring from the 'a touch more sensitive' range. Nicer than Blue Harbour but not overly concerned with fashionability and nor an expression of brutal masculinity. Doesn't favour the standard presenter's undertaker look of black jacket and tie, white shirt. Never afraid to sport pink or a strong mid blue. We sense he'd be very at home in a cashmere roll-neck in a mid grey. Does not own slacks. Has lovely eyes and a habit of raising an eyebrow which suggests hotter fires burn under his cool exterior. Wears one of those unremarkable hair cuts that nonetheless looks expensive and is certainly not done in the kitchen by their missus, which is our favoured tonsorial option. Now into his 40s, a greying barnet has only increased his charm. Lingo Bingo A native of Liverpool, although you'd never really know. His vaguely north-west accent is just enough to give him a bit of character but not powerful enough to brand him as a Designated Northerner. Specialises in relaxed, somewhat amused presentation. Seems almost totally unfazed by the gig and has developed chattiness as his go-to mode of communication. Hits & Misses His biggest miss was that being, for a while and in our view criminally, the fourth choice behind Adrian Chiles, Gabby Logan and, even more amazingly, Jim Rosenthal. As one by one, those people left, he must have felt that his big gig was coming, only to then be usurped by Mark Pougatch. A perfectly decent cove, the Pougers, but what's wrong with Matt? For years he's been ITV hidden gem, tucked away on ITV94 covering Europa League games from Albania (which is, of course, why we love him) His biggest achievement is to be a really professional presenter but without it seeming like a torture or encouraging an overbearing personality. Whilst Adrian would struggle with the talking up to the break bits, Matt always does that like a pro. He must have looked upon his competitors and wondered why they were above him when, to be frank, he had much better chops. Such is life. The bestselling records are often not the best music. Big Club Bias Although a Liverpool fan, it never came through. Years of Europa League work at the dusty end of the dial sandwiched between repeats of early 90s Poirot and documentaries about drunk people from Barnsley on holiday in Ibiza knock the ego and elitist-fuelled grandiosity of the big club bias out of a man. When you've covered Stoke City on a wet Thursday night, it's a sobering reminder of the mortality of all flesh and that the Big Time ain't so big after all. Loved Or Loathed We would speculate that anyone loathing Matt Smith has no joy for existence. If we may use a poetry analogy, he's more Roger McGough than Allen Ginsberg, but then we don't always want to see an angel-headed hipster presenting obscure European games. There's a homespun plainness to Matt that gives us a sense of fuzzy warm calm that not even having Gus Poyet as a pundit can disturb. Proper Football Man Well he's presenting on ITV, which is the sort of thing a PFM would do, whilst gently simmering that perfumed brown-nosers were getting all the good gigs. But we don't think Matt is a PFM at all despite mixing with those who clearly are. He's the sort of chap who has to encourage and indulge the PFM in banter antics, but will never be found inside a skip of waste food with grotesquely stained trousers around the back of a Kentucky Fried Chicken shop in Urlam after one too many pink paraffin and boot polish liveners with Reidy and the boys. Equally, we doubt he will ever be snapped with Miss Ramsbottom 1986 coming out of a lap dancing club called Beavers. He's just too respectable and nice for that. Also he's a Modern Languages and Political Studies graduate, which is just far too much education to even get you a day pass to PFM land. The real PFMs know he's not one of their own. Maybe this explains why he's always fallen short of a big promotion over the years.
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Brown defends Messi selfie

Messi is used to being sought after by fans, celebrities and even fellow professionals but he was still caught by surprise when Brown asked for a selfie following Argentina's 1-0 Copa America win. Argentina won Group B with Saturday's victory, their second at the tournament in Chile, and were waiting on Sunday to find out who they would face in the last eight after the final round of Group C matches. Striker Brown, who had been substituted near the end of the match at Vina del Mar, picked up his mobile phone as soon as the final whistle went and ran onto the pitch to find Messi. "I had thought about it before the match so that's why I took (the phone) to the bench. As soon as (the match) finished, I took the picture," Brown said. "Messi is the best in the world, a star, and that's a photo I'll have as a souvenir all my life." Argentina's captain laughed as he recalled what had happened. "He surprised me. On top of that I was annoyed about how the match had gone despite our win ... but when I saw the phone I realised what was going on. It's really nice when a colleague asks me for that," Messi said. Argentina were all over Jamaica in the first half and should have had more than Gonzalo Higuain's early goal. They hit the bar twice before losing the initiative alarmingly in the final quarter of the match. They managed to defend their lead and avoid what happened in their opening match when they gave away a two-goal lead to Paraguay who scored twice in the last half hour for a 2-2 draw. "In the first half we created lots of chances, we found the spaces but couldn't score another goal," said Messi, who was making his 100th appearance for Argentina. "It got tougher for us in the second half, the rhythm dropped and we played much more slowly, that's a fact... I don't know if it's a physical issue, I don't know why it happened to us." Messi said Argentina would have to improve for the knockout phase if they want to win their first major title since the 1993 Copa America in Ecuador. "That was our objective, to finish first (in the group) and think about what's to come. Another Copa starts now," Messi added.
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Football People on TV: Matt Smith He's not a Proper Football Man and that may have cost him the big gigs. The boys hope we haven't seen the last of Matt Smith and his eyebrow...

John Nicholson and Alan Tyers wipe away their tears, wave goodbye to ITV's coverage of football as the tactics truck of destiny is finally crushed in the knacker's yard of existence. But I tell you what, Clive, they'll really miss that Matt Smith. Fashion Police Soft tailoring from the 'a touch more sensitive' range. Nicer than Blue Harbour but not overly concerned with fashionability and nor an expression of brutal masculinity. Doesn't favour the standard presenter's undertaker look of black jacket and tie, white shirt. Never afraid to sport pink or a strong mid blue. We sense he'd be very at home in a cashmere roll-neck in a mid grey. Does not own slacks. Has lovely eyes and a habit of raising an eyebrow which suggests hotter fires burn under his cool exterior. Wears one of those unremarkable hair cuts that nonetheless looks expensive and is certainly not done in the kitchen by their missus, which is our favoured tonsorial option. Now into his 40s, a greying barnet has only increased his charm. Lingo Bingo A native of Liverpool, although you'd never really know. His vaguely north-west accent is just enough to give him a bit of character but not powerful enough to brand him as a Designated Northerner. Specialises in relaxed, somewhat amused presentation. Seems almost totally unfazed by the gig and has developed chattiness as his go-to mode of communication. Hits & Misses His biggest miss was that being, for a while and in our view criminally, the fourth choice behind Adrian Chiles, Gabby Logan and, even more amazingly, Jim Rosenthal. As one by one, those people left, he must have felt that his big gig was coming, only to then be usurped by Mark Pougatch. A perfectly decent cove, the Pougers, but what's wrong with Matt? For years he's been ITV hidden gem, tucked away on ITV94 covering Europa League games from Albania (which is, of course, why we love him) His biggest achievement is to be a really professional presenter but without it seeming like a torture or encouraging an overbearing personality. Whilst Adrian would struggle with the talking up to the break bits, Matt always does that like a pro. He must have looked upon his competitors and wondered why they were above him when, to be frank, he had much better chops. Such is life. The bestselling records are often not the best music. Big Club Bias Although a Liverpool fan, it never came through. Years of Europa League work at the dusty end of the dial sandwiched between repeats of early 90s Poirot and documentaries about drunk people from Barnsley on holiday in Ibiza knock the ego and elitist-fuelled grandiosity of the big club bias out of a man. When you've covered Stoke City on a wet Thursday night, it's a sobering reminder of the mortality of all flesh and that the Big Time ain't so big after all. Loved Or Loathed We would speculate that anyone loathing Matt Smith has no joy for existence. If we may use a poetry analogy, he's more Roger McGough than Allen Ginsberg, but then we don't always want to see an angel-headed hipster presenting obscure European games. There's a homespun plainness to Matt that gives us a sense of fuzzy warm calm that not even having Gus Poyet as a pundit can disturb. Proper Football Man Well he's presenting on ITV, which is the sort of thing a PFM would do, whilst gently simmering that perfumed brown-nosers were getting all the good gigs. But we don't think Matt is a PFM at all despite mixing with those who clearly are. He's the sort of chap who has to encourage and indulge the PFM in banter antics, but will never be found inside a skip of waste food with grotesquely stained trousers around the back of a Kentucky Fried Chicken shop in Urlam after one too many pink paraffin and boot polish liveners with Reidy and the boys. Equally, we doubt he will ever be snapped with Miss Ramsbottom 1986 coming out of a lap dancing club called Beavers. He's just too respectable and nice for that. Also he's a Modern Languages and Political Studies graduate, which is just far too much education to even get you a day pass to PFM land. The real PFMs know he's not one of their own. Maybe this explains why he's always fallen short of a big promotion over the years.
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2015年6月17日星期三

Football365's Top Ten Summer Needs

Everton - Satisfactory reserve options There's a good deal to like about Everton's first-choice XI. Leighton Baines, James McCarthy, Seamus Coleman, John Stones, Phil Jagielka, Muhamed Besic and Romelu Lukaku may all merit starts at neighbours Liverpool, for example. What lets Roberto Martinez down is the bare cupboard left once the finest ingredients are removed. Tony Hibbert as the reserve right-back, Aroune Kone as the back-up for Lukaku and Antonin Alcaraz (now gone) in central defence - these are all things that require significant upgrade if Everton are going to improve. Last summer the majority of the transfer budget was spent on one striker, but this year Everton must spread their cash more thinly across the squad. The crucial trick is to do so without simply replacing mediocrity with mediocrity. Apropros of exactly that, Tom Cleverley has already arrived. 9) Newcastle United - Wingers Sammy Ameobi? No. Yoan Gouffran? No. Gabriel Obertan? No. Jonas Gutierrez? Gone. Sylvain Marveaux? No. Romain Amalfitano? No. Rolando Aarons? Yes, but still very raw. Any Newcastle supporter will give you a list as long as their arm for how Steve McClaren (and Mike Ashley) must improve this stagnant squad, but it is in wide areas that they are most lacking. Papis Cisse's chance conversion was remarkable last season, but both him and Ayoze Perez were forced to feed on relative scraps. As a rule, Newcastle's crossing and set-piece taking is at primary school level. With Siem de Jong, Remy Cabella and Moussa Sissoko all capable of creating behind the striker, signing a wide player (or two) would do much to lift the mood on Tyneside. Newcastle fans have a long history of adoring a winger (think Ruel Fox, David Ginola, Laurent Robert, Nobby Solano and Hatem Ben Arfa). All they want is someone to make them dream. 8) Promoted clubs - Defenders It is the one constant of the Premier League era. In every single season, the team that has conceded the most goals has been relegated. Sunderland and Aston Villa survived in May despite only scoring 31 times all season, compared to QPR's 42 (a total higher than six other teams). Letting them in at a rate of almost two a game is the perfect recipe for relegation.
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