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Il maltempo che imperversa sul Regno Unito ha determinato altri rinvii per quanto concerne almeno la Scozia. Tuttavia, qualora si rivelassero vere le previsioni che anticipano altri sette giorni di precipitazioni, anche il programma inglese rischierebbe di essere nuovamente stravolto. Sul fronte calciomercato il Man City, dopo tante operazioni in entrata, ne ha messa a segno una in uscita, ossia la cessione di Caicedo al Malaga. Intanto, i “Citizens” hanno superato il Blackburn nel turno interno raggiungendo il quarto posto in graduatoria.
Man City 4 – 1 Blackburn
A Carlos Tevez hat-trick launched Manchester City into the Premier League’s top four following a commanding victory over Blackburn.
Tevez put City in front from close range in the seventh minute before Micah Richards doubled the lead after a powerful 40-yard surge on 39 minutes.Tevez extended the lead after the break with a stunning 20-yard finish.Blackburn pulled a goal back through Morten Gamst Pedersen before Tevez added his third with a superb finish.
( BBC Sport )
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The streets around Rugby Park have been frozen solid
Four Active Nation Scottish Cup fourth round ties, all of which were scheduled for Tuesday, have been called off because of the wintry weather.
Morton’s home tie against Celtic has been postponed due to a frozen pitch, as has Forfar’s game with St Johnstone and Ross County’s tie with Inverurie.Kilmarnock’s game against Falkirk was called off on Sunday because of icy conditions around Rugby Park.Only three matches remain scheduled for Tuesday, with two the following night.Only six out of 16 ties were able to go ahead at the weekend.Kilmarnock’s pitch is playable but the treacherous surrounding pavements mean that the tie against the Bairns has now been put back to Monday 18 January as the cold snap continuesTemperatures around Scotland are expected to remain low for the rest of January, meaning the other ties set for the coming week could also be in doubt.There are also two Scottish Premier League matches scheduled for Tuesday and Wednesday.St Mirren host Aberdeen, then Dundee United visit Hamilton the following evening. TUESDAY 12 JANUARY
SCOTTISH CUP Albion v Stirling SCOTTISH PREMIER LEAGUE St Mirren v Aberdeen ( BBC Sport )
Manchester City loan Felipe Caicedo to Malaga
Manchester City manager Roberto Mancini has allowed striker Felipe Caicedo to join Spanish club Malaga on loan for the rest of the season.
Caicedo, 21, has been on loan at Sporting Lisbon since the summer but the Portuguese club decided not to pursue a permanent deal.The move dashes the hopes of Hull City boss Phil Brown, who revealed he hoped to sign the Ecuadorian last week.Caicedo joined City from FC Basel two years ago for a fee of about £5m.City’s summer spending spree, which included the arrival of strikers Emmanuel Adebayor, Carlos Tevez and Roque Santa Cruz, meant that Caicedo’s first-team chances were limited at Eastlands. ( BBC Sport )
A casual buy No. 8January 11, 2010 by The Hovian
I remember as a small kid being taken by my Mum down to the local Clarks shoe shop to get my little pinkies shod for school. I distinctly remember their foot-measuring machine, which looked like a mini scrapyard crusher. You took off your old shoes and put your stockinged feet into this polished aluminium monster (which was the height of technological innovation in its day). The smooth metallic walls whirred and clicked and squeezed your toes and heels one way, then the sides of your feet the other. The shop lady took the measurements and off she went, to come back with a new pair of boring black school shoes – much like the old pair you came into the shop with, only slightly bigger.Needless to say “Clarks” was seen as naff by all schoolkids, only to be worn with school uniform or seen on the feet of your unspeakably uncool (and bearded) geography teacher. In other words – you wouldn’t be seen dead in a pair of Clarks outside of the school gates.So, how did this staple of stuffy British schoolwear become such a big hit with terrace dressers? Two reasons. First, we became nostalgic for the sturdy old things. Secondly, and more importantly, the Clarks Originals range of sensible footwear look good, I mean really good. You can dress up or down in a pair of Clarks, you can’t do that with a pair of Trim Trabbs. Clarks are also reasonably priced, not good in itself, but if you’re shelling out in excess of £200-£300 for a good jacket, you might be a bit too brassic to fork out another £150 for a pair of shoes to go with it.My favourite Clarks shoe is the Desert Trek. You can pick them up in sand too, but the dark brown suede pair I own are a lot easier to keep clean – piss japs, spilt ale, kebab, etc, don’t show up as much.It’s a shame they don’t still have the old metal foot crusher in the shops, or maybe they do, just for the naughty kids that Mum brings in. ( “The Hovian” ) |
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