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| Four... things you must know about the week in football |
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Australia News
Ruben Shuns Jets for Rams The game of 'where's Ruben?' came to an end this week. It was reported that the former Sydney player was set to ink a deal with the Jets. However, Zadkovich is now set on taking his second chance to play in England next season for soon to be Championship side Derby County. |
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Australia News
Thompson Plans Champs Return In news that is good for both Melbourne Victory and Socceroo fans alike, Archie is aiming to be back to help the Victory's fading ACL hopes. He'd obviously like to use those games to show Pim that he's back and ready to help Australia in their June World Cup qualifiers. |
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Australia News
Pim tries to save Bouzanis from the Greeks During a recent trip to England to meet with Mark Viduka, Pim snuck into Liverpool to have a chat with Liverpool keeper Dean Bouzanis. The purpose: to try and keep him from going Greek. Seen as a potential Socceroo keeper down the road, they'll have to fend off the Greek FA who see him as their number one youth keeper. |
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Australia News
Joel Griffiths Wants to Stay for Life While playing overseas for Avispa Fukuoka, Griffiths has made his intentions clear that he wants to be at Newcastle for the rest of his career. Meanwhile, the Jets are considering signing him as their marquee player. |
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| Four... things we loved this week |
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Australia News
Sydney Eye Up Bad Boy Prentice Sydney FC continues to make moves this off-season. They are now looking to add a little depth to their side by possibly signing former Perth Glory wildcard Mitchell Prentice. Considering Prentice was convicted of assualt last year when he punched someone in a bar, it's a bit of a risk. |
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Scott McDonald: some of his best work Despite missing a penalty this week in a Celtic win, Scott McDonald still remains one of our favourites. Check out some of his work in this highlight video. |
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World News
Viduka determined to prove himsef While insisting that Newcastle's dark days of the season are behind them (it helps that four matches remain), the Socceroo striker now looks to crack the starting lineup to bolster his standing with Kevin Keegan going into next season. |
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Australia News
Kewell denies contact with Juventus With his contract set to expire at the end of the season, rumours are flying about that Harry will join Serie A side Juventus. However, his personal manager has claimed no contact has been made. For a player that's spent more time on the physio's table than the pitch, being linked with such a high profile club might not be such a bad thing. |
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| Two... things that made us laugh |
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World News
More drama with Liverpool owners The hilarity continues at Liverpool. The two owners, Tom Hicks and George Gillett can't stop fighting each other. Each owns a 50% stake in the club and have had a falling out. Neither will let the other take over. All this comedy could lead to Rafa Benitez walking out the door. Leave it to a couple of men in their 60s to act like teenage girls. |
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World News
Chelsea to spend lots of money? No way! In a completely shocking development, Chelsea owner Roman Abromovich is set to give coach Avram Grant (who is a bit of a nutter) a blank cheque to spend, spend, spend this offseason. Obviously, two second place finishes aren't enough for the oligarch owner. |
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