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Ariel Meredith
Bar Refaeli



He has unbelievable work ethic, trains like a madman and has the fitness to prove it, nails gorgeous women and throws them away like bubblegum wrappers, stays away from negative social publicity (i.e. drinking, transvestites, partying all night, transvestites again) oh and by the way, is the most technically gifted, lethal footballer in the world. He can simply beat anyone with his pace, strength and creativity. He's better than Ronaldinho at his prime. Simply better.
Will he get 42 goals this season? No. Not with Ferguson's acquisition of Berbatov, Rooney's newfound hunger for goal and Tevez running around the pitch like Blanka from Street Fighter. Ronaldo is a team player, but knows, just like every other transcendant athlete, that its his job to take over the game when his team isn't playing up to snuff.
Give him a break. Let him rest the bent ankle. And be amazed when he comes back for a 30 goal/20 assist season.
Forever a Steeler fan.
Sell to Dan and keep it in the family. I never want to see a cheerleader on the sideline. It's just not Steelers football.
Materazzi deserves no respect for his actions, but unlike Marco, Zidane is an ambassador for football. Football is supposed to cross country lines and unite the world. Thank god Iraq, with its contingent of Sunni, Shi'a and Kurdish players won the AFC or the meaning of football could have been blurred much longer.
I appreciate hearing that he is remorseful for his transgressions. As a WORLD football fan, someone who appreciates the meaning of the game moreso than its entertainment value, I was very disillusioned when he committed that atrocious act.
At least I hope so because when he's on, he is one of the best.
Landon Donovan should NOT go to Bayern. He's a pacy attacker, but not creative enough as a playmaker nor lethal enough as a striker to satisfy either position well for a team like Bayern. He has great pace, is young and very athletic, but poses no threat in receiving set pieces. I think he should stay in LA and reclaim his spot as the posterboy for the MLS once Becks retires, which shouldn't be too far off. He won't have any exposure in Germany or anywhere in Europe for that matter.
Own the MLS, LD. Let Adu and Altidore have their shot to do what you couldn't.
The comment about NFL players is drawing a comparison between players from the two sports and how they conduct themselves professionaly. NFL players don't talk about playing for other teams like soccer players do. And there are many reasons for that.
You missed the entire point of my argument.
You never hear NFL players talking about how they might want to play for the Patriots one day. You would never, in a million years, hear LeBron James say "man it's always been my dream to play for a great club like the Boston Celtics." There is a doctoral thesis worth of reasons why club level football leads the way in pseudo-news, from windfall foreign investments, zero salary cap, etc.
I wish I had a dollar for every non-story about Andrei Arshavin's transfer saga. Or Shevchenko's terrible form at Chelsea. Or my favorite, the Critstiano-Madrid saga. All three ended this summer with anticlimactic results. Arshavin stayed at Zenit, Ronaldo stayed at United and Sheva was sold to Milan. Who didn't see that one coming? I don't need a reporter to tell me everyday that a terrible player is going to be traded. I'm not stupid. Apparently your average footy fan is either stupid or has a penchant for wasting time at work reading sports gossip.
Injury news is fine. Reporting a transfer that has already been signed or imminent? Fine. Musing over the UCL draw? Super-fine. But speculative BS about a 20-year old loanee? GOSSIP.
I could see Kaka leaving if Milan fail to make the UCL in the next two seasons. But to where, only time will tell.