On day seventeen, England was finally put out of its misery. A team that had so much promise coming in came up so small on the biggest stage in the sport. Where was Wayne Rooney (Manchester United)? He was so lethal in England and in the Champions League but was a non-factor in South Africa. [...]
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World Cup 2010 – Day Seventeen – England Are Put Out Of Their Misery
Posted: June 28, 2010 by The Mark in SoccerTags: Aguirre. Velez Sarsfield, Argentina, Capello, Chelsea, DeFoe, Dos Santos, England, Galatasaray, Germany, Gerrard, Hernandez, Higuain, Klose, Lampard, Lennon, Manchester United, Maradona, Messi, Mexico, Milner, Mueller, Podolski, Rio Ferdinand, Rooney, South Africa, Tevez, Upson, World Cup
World Cup 2010 – Day Thirteen – I Think Something Big Happened
Posted: June 24, 2010 by The Mark in SoccerTags: Aaron Lennon, Ajax, Algeria, Antic, Appiah, Aston Villa, Australia, Bayern Munich, Bologna, Cacau, Cahill, Capello, England, Everton, Germany, Ghana, Hamburger, Holman, Inter, James Milner, Jermaine DeFoe, Jerome Boateng, Kevin Prince-Boateng, Klose, LA Galaxy, Landon Donovan, Manchester United, Muntari, Oezil, Pantelic, Portsmouth, Rajevac, Rooney, Serbia, Slovenia, South Africa, Stuttgart, Tottenham, USA, World Cup, Yahia
If you’re looking for some insight on the USA – Algeria game, go elsewhere. This post is gonna be light on the information not only for that game but all the games. I have no interest in talking about Landon Donovan’s (LA Galaxy) late goal against Algeria to not only qualify the Americans but put [...]
World Cup 2010 – Day Eight – The Day Germany Came Back To Earth
Posted: June 19, 2010 by The Mark in SoccerTags: Aaron Lennon, Algeria, Antic, Ashley Cole, Bayern Munich, Birsal, Bradley, Carrick, Chelsea, David James, Donovan, England, Fabio Capello, Germany, Jovanovic, Kacar, Klose, Ljubijankic, Manchester United, Neuer, Podolski, Robert Green, Rooney, Schalke 04, Serbia, Slovenia, South Africa, Stojkovic, Tottenham, USA, World Cup, Zigic
So Germany is human after all? Serbia did just enough to frustrate Germany. Slovenia let the USA off the hook and with England unable to score against Algeria, everyone in Group C is still alive going into the final games of the group play. On to the games: Germany – Serbia (0-1) Goal – Jovanovic [...]
Chelsea v Manchester City – The Bridge/Terry Drama Trumps My Hatred For Both Teams – A Running Blog
Posted: February 28, 2010 by The Mark in SoccerTags: Abramovich, Ancelotti, Anelka, Arsenal, Ballack, Bellamy, Belletti, Cech, Chelsea, City, Drogba, Eastlands, EPL, Hilario, Inter, Joe Cole, John Terry, Lampard, Malouda, Manchester City, Manchester United, Mancini, Shay Given, Stamford Bridge, Sturridge, Tevez, Wayne Bridge
Chelsea takes on Manchester City and I’ll be keeping a running blog post while I’m watching the game. If you look at my Top 5 Hated Soccer Teams list from my previous post you’ll see that these two teams. Man City is higher on that list so I have (slightly) more venom for them. I [...]
AC Milan v Manchester United – My Nightmare
Posted: February 18, 2010 by The Mark in SoccerTags: AC Milan, Alex Ferguson, Andrea Pirlo, ANtonio Valencia, Argentina, Baseball, Bayern Munich, Beckham, Boca Juniors, Borrellio, Bundesliga, Champions League, Chicago Cubs, Chicago White Sox, Cleveland Browns, David beckham, EPL, Favalli, Gennaro Gattuso, Germany, Jan-Klaas Huntelaar, La Liga, Leonardo, Manchester United, Michael Carrick, MLB, MLS, Nani, Nesta, NFL Football, Old Trafford, Park Ji-Sung, Pato, Patriots, Paul Scholes, Premier League, Primera, Rafael, Rangers, Real Madrid, Ronaldinho, Ryan Giggs, San Siro, Scotland, Serie A, Soccer, Spain, Thiago, Tom Brady, Valencia, Wayne Rooney
You can’t have two favorite teams. It just doesn’t work. When I lived in Chicago, some people would say, “I like the White Sox and the Cubs.” Not possible. Eventually these teams will meet and you have to choose. One day (not anytime soon) the White Sox and the Cubs will be in the World [...]
Sunday’s Big Game – I Mean Chelsea & Arsenal
Posted: February 6, 2010 by The Mark in SoccerTags: Arsenal, Blues, Captain, Chelsea, Didier Drogba, Emirates, England, EPL, Fabio Capello, Gunners, John Terry, Manchester United, Old Trafford, Portsmouth, Premiership, Rio Ferdinand, Stamford Bridge, Wayne Bridge
Chelsea plays at Arsenal this Sunday (16:00 GMT). I hate both teams but I am very interested in what happens. Chelsea beat Arsenal 3-0 at The Emirates in November so you know the Gunners want revenge. Plus, a win would put Arsenal back in the title hunt. They’re currently six points behind the Blues and a loss would surely [...]
Not quite “RiCOCKulous”
Posted: February 3, 2010 by Kennedy Wong in NCAA Basketball, Random Shit, SoccerTags: Arsenal, Australian Open, Chelsea, College Basketball, Kansas, Kennedy Wong, Kentucky, Manchester United, Roger Federer, Serena Williams, Simply RiCOCKulous, Tennis, Texas, The Blasian, Work Emails
Since there is no “Simply RiCOCKulous” article for this week, I decided to hit you with something a we can all relate to…b/c we all have gotten these emails at work! You know what emails I’m talking about! The one from that really close “Personal Friend” (You know the one that you grew up with [...]