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Il Manchester City, una delle poche se non l’ unica società apparentemente in grado di spendere cifre importanti sul mercato della Premier League, ora starebbe pensando a Fernando Torres. Pochi giorni fa, però, il neo allenatore Hodgson ha smentito la possibilità che lo spagnolo lasci “Anfield Road” per cui la situazione appare intricata. In Scozia i Rangers sarebbero interessati a James Beattie, prolifico centravanti dello Stoke City. Pubblichiamo un reportage da un interessante e ben curato blog. L’amichevole tra Lincoln e Celtic è stata contrassegnata da incidenti prima, durante e dopo la gara. Le due tifoserie si sono affrontate violentemente e diversi supporters sono stati arrestati. Nel settore riservato agli ospiti sono scoppiati anche tafferugli fra diverse fazioni degli stessi sostenitori dei biancoverdi ( foto ).
Man City boss Mancini eyes Liverpool’s Fernando Torres
Torres suffers groin injury in the World Cup final
Manchester City manager Roberto Mancini wants to sign Fernando Torres – but only if the price is right.
New Liverpool boss Roy Hodgson has admitted Torres, 26, is unhappy with the club but any City approach depends on the striker wanting to move.”Torres is one of the best strikers in Europe and is already playing in the Premier League for three years and knows it very well,” said Mancini.”But it depends on his situation – his price and whether he wants to come.”Liverpool have placed a reported £70m valuation on the player, who has also been mentioned as a possible Chelsea target.
( BBC Football )
Four charged after violence at Celtic friendly in Lincoln
Two men from Glasgow amongst fans who were arrested
Two Celtic followers from Glasgow have been charged with affray after violence flared at the Glasgow club’s friendly with Lincoln at the weekend.
SS, 32, and 24-year-old AP were both remanded in custody after they were charged with fighting in the street. On Monday morning, they were both released on bail and are expected to appear at Lincoln Magistrates Court to enter a plea on August 17. They were among 20 fans who were arrested in connection with violence before, during and after Celtic’s 4-1 over Lincoln on Saturday.A statement from Lincolnshire Police said 12 of the 20 who were arrested were from the Lincoln area. The remaining eight were described by the force as ‘visitors’, who are understood to have been from Scotland. The police say there were a number of problems in various locations across Lincoln after Celtic supporters arrived in the city.In particular, there was trouble around the Golden Cross pub in the city’s High Street. Two Celtic supporters were also arrested for fighting each other near Lincoln’s Sincil Bank stadium. There was also a fight in the Celtic end of the of stadium before the game kicked off.During the match, police said a number of flares and smoke canisters were set off. One girl in the Celtic end was injured by one of those flares. There was also further problems at the Golden Cross during the game, where five people were arrested.Following the match, police say there were a number of fights on the lower end of the High Street where rival supporters clashed. Further arrests were made on the High Street in the vicinity of The Millers Arms and Ritz Phase. In total, five people were taken to hospital, including the girl injured by the flare.Mr S, whose address was given in court as Calderbrace Avenue, and Mr P of Blackstone Crescent, were charged along with JD, 40, from Lincoln, and BM, 24, from Bassingham. Mr D and Mr M were both charged with other public order offences.The remaining 16 people who were arrested have been bailed while police carry out further enquiries.
(news.stv.tv )
Rangers eye surprise move for Stoke City striker James Beattie
Jul 26 2010 Exclusive by Keith Jackson
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Rangers are discussing a surprise swoop for veteran Stoke striker James Beattie.
Record Sport can reveal Ibrox boss Walter Smith has already held talks with chief executive Martin Bain about scraping together a package for the 32-year-old who looks to be on his way out at the Britannia Stadium following last season’s public spat with manager Tony Pulis.The financially-stricken Scottish champions may even try to strike a deal with Pulis to allow them to take Beattie on a season-long loan as Bain and Smith attempt to find enough wriggle room in their meagre budget to bulk up a desperately depleted first-team squad.The former Southampton and Everton striker is also on the radar of Premiership outfit Blackburn – his hometown team – but Ewood Park boss Sam Allardyce has cooled his interest after Stoke slapped a £1.5million price on Beattie’s head. While Bain does have sufficient emergency funds to afford that kind of fee he would be unlikely to get close to meeting Beattie’s wage demands of £35,000 a week.
( Daily Record )
A Passage to Portugal
July 26, 2010 by The Hovian
I’ve returned from the land of the burning sun to bring you tales of awe and wonder, of drink and football, and finally (in a later post than this) the details of one “friendly” game that will pass into Brighton and Hove Albion folklore. So, with without further ado, let us start.
We stayed for the week on a hill above the old town in Albufeira – a great area, not too commercial compared to the rest of the place, and full of characters. Straightaway I was on the local swally, Sagres.
One of the first things we noticed was Albufeira’s Cliff Richard fixation – the great man’s visog was everywhere – our Thomson rep informed us that Sir Cliff keeps a home closeby in the Algarve, and he’s a “living legend” hereabouts. Congratulations Cliff.
So, after a crazily drunken Tuesday night spent in town with a gang of Seagulls that resulted in an extended stay in bed Wednesday, we headed up to the Municipal Stadium for the first match against Sunderland.
The main stand, which was the only one there, quickly filled up with 50/50 South Coasters and Mackems. We found ourselves behind a gang of the latter who actually made the news back home.
The problem for Sunderland fans was twofold. First the Albion played their side off the park with the Gus Poyet trademarked short passing game, the 1-1 final scoreline flattered the Mackems somewhat. The second was the appearance of Titus Bramble, who apparently was “a c**t”, but then so was Steve Bruce after a few more alcohol-free pints of lager.
You see when we got to the stadium we soon found out that the local cops must’ve thought this would be a high risk game – because the club bar was only serving soft drinks and offensive non-alcohol beer! But nobody told the dozen Mackems who turned up shit-faced in front of us. They were buying round after round of the stuff (and I swear they were getting more pissed on it) before one of them shouts “H’way, this is fooking alcohol free laagaa man, bastaaads!”
It was all good fun, but they were shouting so loud that the Sunderland bench turned round to watch them, and some other Mackems started to tell them to shut the fuck up. Soon the local plod took an interest, aided by a big burly bloke in plainclothes who must have been Sunderland’s football intelligence officer, he immediately started filming them (and us sat behind them). The local cops moved in and the gobbiest one was hoyed out, only to sneak in again near the end.
As the match wore on and Sunderland got steadily worse on the pitch the rowdies in front of us sat dejectedly, they all agreed that Brighton had “a better manager”, and that we looked like the Premiershit team, not them. One young fella kept shouting out “Shite!” every two minutes. He turned to his mate and says “If I say shite one more time man, fuck me!” He then thinks for a minute and shouts out “Shit!” for the rest of the half. Priceless.
I’ll put more stuff up later, and there was a lot happened at the next match, as you probably all know about already. I’ll put my version of it, but I missed the actual punches going in (if indeed they actually did). Obrigado!
( The Hovian )
Dopo il grande successo di “Lads 2009” (ultimissime copie )
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Un noto leader di una Firm, richiesto di commentare i consueti incidenti procurati all’estero dai Lads, dichiarò alla stampa “Margaret Thatcher ci deve condannare pubblicamente ma dentro di sè sarà sicuramente orgogliosa del lavoro fatto dai ragazzi”.. Questo libro si propone come un viaggio attraverso quarant’anni di trasferte oltre Manica dei Casuals britannici al seguito delle selezioni nazionali e delle squadre di club. La narrazione delle principali trasferte può facilmente diventare il paradigma per descrivere centinaia di giornate nelle quali le firms hanno esportato all’estero il loro bagaglio di fedeltà, nazionalismo, alcoolismo e, spesso, anche violenza. Il volume si propone come naturale seguito di “Lads 2009”, dello stesso autore, che illustra la scena attuale dei mobs britannici tra le mura domestiche. Sangue, birra e Red Hand gli ingredienti ricorrenti di un cocktail spesso esplosivo
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