Another World Cup First: Girls Gone Wild
Well theyre defintely 2 ugly yank chicks with tits saggier than most grandma's but a world cup first is a world cup first so hopefully this sets the trend for more chicks to start flashing!! What i'd give to see any of the 4 world cup babes flash!
Tackled By The Red Devil at 12:12 AM,
Well theyre defintely 2 ugly yank chicks with tits saggier than most grandma's but a world cup first is a world cup first so hopefully this sets the trend for more chicks to start flashing!! What i'd give to see any of the 4 world cup babes flash!
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Found: World Cup Babe #4
Ooh, Finally the yanks deliver! She'd definitely fit right up there in the world cup babe hall of fame!
Tackled By The Red Devil at 12:08 AM,
Ooh, Finally the yanks deliver! She'd definitely fit right up there in the world cup babe hall of fame!
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Top 10 Richest Players In The World
10. Francesco TottiWhere he plays: AS Roma and Italy
What he earns: £73,000 a week
Forget Rooney’s metatarsal – Italy was held in the grip of panic after star forward Totti broke his leg earlier this year. Il gladotorio is Italy’s highest-paid player and boosts his income further with his football school, named Number Ten, and a motorbike team called "Totti Top Sport". Totti even has his own clothing line – the Never Without You range. His endorsements are worth some £5.7m a year – nearly twice his annual wage.
9. Ruud van Nistelrooy
Where he plays: Manchester United and Holland
What he earns: £84,600 a week
He might have fallen out of favour at Manchester United but van Nistelrooy’s services are still much in demand. United splashed out £18m for him in 2001 and were rewarded with a staggering 80 goals in his first two seasons. His £6m personal fortune is boosted by a lucrative sportswear deal with Nike, yet off the pitch van Nistelrooy enjoys the quiet life. He married wife Leontien in a small church wedding in Holland in 2004.
8. Zinedine Zidane
Where he plays: Real Madrid and France
What he earns: £84,600 a week
Midfield playmaker Zidane was the architect of France’s 1998 World Cup triumph – and was amply rewarded for his efforts. Worth a reputed $19m, "Zizou" recently announced his retirement from football and this year’s tournament marks his last. His Galactico wage has been further boosted by a lucrative endorsement deal with Adidas and, in one of football’s more unusual tie-ups, a deal with Lego.
7. David Beckham
Where he plays: Real Madrid and England
What he earns: £84,600 a week
“Brand Beckham” shows no signs of fading with age – his handsome weekly wage is dwarfed compared to the £15m he earns every year through tie-ins with firms as diverse as Gillette, Pepsi and Adidas. It seems that last year’s tabloid scandals have done nothing to dent the lustre of the Beckham brand either. The Leytonstone boy was even named as one of Time magazine’s Top 100 most influential global icons.
6. Frank Lampard
Where he plays: Chelsea and England
What he earns: £94,000
Five of the six highest-earning footballers in the world are now contracted to English clubs – and no club has more financial muscle than Chelsea. Elegant midfielder Frank is one of world football’s most improved players - and has been rewarded with a series of hefty pay rises since joining the club in 2001. In 2005, Lampard came second to Ronaldinho in FIFA’s World Player of the Year poll and should feature prominently in England’s World Cup campaign. Lampard exploits his brand value more sparingly than many of his contemporaries, however, preferring the quiet life with Spanish fiancée Elen and daughter Luna.
5. Rio Ferdinand
Where he plays: Manchester United and England
What he earns: £94,000 a week
After his performances at the heart of the England defence during the 2002 World Cup, Manchester United paid Leeds United a massive £29m to secure Rio’s services. He’s now signed a bumper new contract for a reputed £94,000 a week. Had United met his original £120,000-a-week salary demand, however, he would have set yet another record by becoming the Premiership’s highest paid player.
4. Ronaldinho
Where he plays: Barcelona and Brazil
What he earns: £111,000 a week
The poor boy from the suburbs of Porto Alegre has transcended his origins to become world football’s most lauded player. Twice FIFA World Player of the Year, the Brazilian maestro recently extended his contract with Barcelona until 2010. His earning power outstrips even David Beckham’s with his six-figure weekly wage boosted by lucrative sponsorship deals with Nike, Pepsi and eight brands in Brazil. His annual earnings are reputedly some £15.8m, yet this superstar still retains some modesty: he recently confessed to Four Four Two magazine that he wasn’t even the best player at Barca, let alone the world. We beg to differ.
3. Thierry Henry
Where he plays: Arsenal and France
What he earns: £112,000
It seems it pays to be loyal – this summer saw Henry resist the charms of Spanish giants Barcelona to stay in his adopted Highbury home. This devotion saw his pay packet increase to a staggering £112,000-a-week – yet City experts claim his worth to Arsenal far exceeds this sum, as he could have left the club for nothing in 2007. Henry is loved far beyond North London and he’s cashed in on this public affection with an endorsement portfolio only rivalled by David Beckham. Henry has deals with Coke, Konami, Nike, Renault and regularly writes for The Sun newspaper.
2. Michael Ballack
Where he plays: Chelsea and Germany
What he earns: £121,000
As a young boy Ballack earned money collecting waste paper and bottles in KarlMarxStadt in the former East Germany. Now, things are rather different - the midfield dynamo left former club Bayern Munich on a free transfer – meaning he could sell his services to the highest bidder. Ballack’s basic £121,000 a week salary takes him to within £30,000 a week of the US’s best-paid sportsman, NFL quarterback Peyton Manning. And this huge sum doesn’t include his domestic endorsements with Sony, McDonalds and Adidas.
1. Andriy Shevchenko
Where he plays: Chelsea and Ukraine
What he earns: £130,000
Roman Abramovich’s coffers took a sizable dent – even by his standards – with the signing of the Ukrainian superstar. Shevchenko is perhaps football’s deadliest marksman – his Champions League strike-rate of 53 goals in 94 games is unrivalled. Yet quality costs. The reputed £31m Chelsea paid to AC Milan this month for his services smashes the previous British transfer record of £29m for Manchester United’s Rio Ferdinand – and that’s before wages of £130,000 a week. The four-year deal is expected to cost the West London club some £60m in total. Tackled By The Red Devil at 12:04 AM,
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Dirty Drogba Cops A Feel
Tackled By The Red Devil at 8:41 PM,What a gay cunt. Theres no place for fuckin homo's in football.
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Man Utd Fixture List 06/07
August 2006
Sat 19 Fulham (H)
Tue 22 Charlton Athletic (A)
Sat 26 Watford (A)
September 2006
Sat 9 Tottenham Hotspur (H)
Sat 16 Arsenal (H)
Sat 23 Reading (A)
Sat 30 Newcastle United (H)
October 2006
Sat 14 Wigan Athletic (A)
Sat 21 Liverpool (H)
Wed 25 Carling Cup 3
Sat 28 Bolton Wanderers (A)
November 2006
Sat 4 Portsmouth (H)
Wed 8 Carling Cup 4
Sat 11 Blackburn Rovers (A)
Sat 18 Sheffield United (A)
Sat 25 Chelsea (H)
Wed 29 Everton (H)
December 2006
Sat 2 Middlesbrough (A)
Sat 9 Manchester City (H)
Sat 16 West Ham United (A)
Wed 20 Carling Cup 5
Sat 23 Aston Villa (A)
Tue 26 Wigan Athletic (H)
Sat 30 Reading (H)
January 2007
Mon 1 Newcastle United (A)
Sat 6 F.A. Cup 3
Wed 10 Carling Cup Semi (1)
Sat 13 Aston Villa (H)
Sat 20 Arsenal (A)
Wed 24 Carling Cup Semi (2)
Sat 27 F.A. Cup 4
Wed 31 Watford (H)
February 2007
Sat 3 Tottenham Hotspur (A)
Sat 10 Charlton Athletic (H)
Sat 17 F.A. Cup 5
Sat 24 Fulham (A)
Sun 25 Carling Cup Final
March 2007
Sat 3 Liverpool (A)
Sat 10 F.A. Cup 6
Sat 17 Bolton Wanderers (H)
Sat 31 Blackburn Rovers (H)
April 2007
Sat 7 Portsmouth (A)
Mon 9 Sheffield United (H)
Sat 14 Chelsea (A) / F.A. Cup Semi-Final
Sat 21 Middlesbrough (H)
Sat 28 Everton (A)
May 2007
Sat 5 Manchester City (A)
Sun 13 West Ham United (H)
Sat 19 F.A. Cup Final
United will start their 2006/07 Premiership campaign at home to Fulham on August 19.
Following their clash with the Cottagers, United make subsequent trips to Charlton Athletic and newly-promoted Watford in late August.
Sir Alex Ferguson's side host Champions League finalists Arsenal in mid-September, before hosting Liverpool at Old Trafford in October.
Champions Chelsea travel to Manchester in late November, shortly before the first Manchester derby of the season takes place at Old Trafford in early December.
Sat 19 Fulham (H)
Tue 22 Charlton Athletic (A)
Sat 26 Watford (A)
September 2006
Sat 9 Tottenham Hotspur (H)
Sat 16 Arsenal (H)
Sat 23 Reading (A)
Sat 30 Newcastle United (H)
October 2006
Sat 14 Wigan Athletic (A)
Sat 21 Liverpool (H)
Wed 25 Carling Cup 3
Sat 28 Bolton Wanderers (A)
November 2006
Sat 4 Portsmouth (H)
Wed 8 Carling Cup 4
Sat 11 Blackburn Rovers (A)
Sat 18 Sheffield United (A)
Sat 25 Chelsea (H)
Wed 29 Everton (H)
December 2006
Sat 2 Middlesbrough (A)
Sat 9 Manchester City (H)
Sat 16 West Ham United (A)
Wed 20 Carling Cup 5
Sat 23 Aston Villa (A)
Tue 26 Wigan Athletic (H)
Sat 30 Reading (H)
January 2007
Mon 1 Newcastle United (A)
Sat 6 F.A. Cup 3
Wed 10 Carling Cup Semi (1)
Sat 13 Aston Villa (H)
Sat 20 Arsenal (A)
Wed 24 Carling Cup Semi (2)
Sat 27 F.A. Cup 4
Wed 31 Watford (H)
February 2007
Sat 3 Tottenham Hotspur (A)
Sat 10 Charlton Athletic (H)
Sat 17 F.A. Cup 5
Sat 24 Fulham (A)
Sun 25 Carling Cup Final
March 2007
Sat 3 Liverpool (A)
Sat 10 F.A. Cup 6
Sat 17 Bolton Wanderers (H)
Sat 31 Blackburn Rovers (H)
April 2007
Sat 7 Portsmouth (A)
Mon 9 Sheffield United (H)
Sat 14 Chelsea (A) / F.A. Cup Semi-Final
Sat 21 Middlesbrough (H)
Sat 28 Everton (A)
May 2007
Sat 5 Manchester City (A)
Sun 13 West Ham United (H)
Sat 19 F.A. Cup Final
United will start their 2006/07 Premiership campaign at home to Fulham on August 19.
Following their clash with the Cottagers, United make subsequent trips to Charlton Athletic and newly-promoted Watford in late August.
Sir Alex Ferguson's side host Champions League finalists Arsenal in mid-September, before hosting Liverpool at Old Trafford in October.
Champions Chelsea travel to Manchester in late November, shortly before the first Manchester derby of the season takes place at Old Trafford in early December.
Well, id be expecting 27 points in our first 9 games then.
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Found: World Cup Babe #3
Ecuador to beat england in the last 16 anyone?
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Crouch And His Many (Non-Footballing) Talents
My personal favourites, the Crouch clock. Lol. The only downside would be u'd never know how to tell between the minute, hour and second hands. Lol. Its gonna be Crouch 'o Clock all day long. Tackled By The Red Devil at 2:46 PM,
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Rooney's Nike Poster
Awesome stuff.
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Man Utd Kit 06/07
Well im not entirely sure if this is indeed the kit for the 06/07 season. The kit has'nt officially been released as yet but i'd be quite happy if its similar to this one.
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Woman Pregnant With At Least 5 Babies
Tackled By The Red Devil at 3:47 PM,
Qiao Yubo, pregnant with at least five babies, walks with her husband near their home in China's northeast Jilin province.
Qiao, who is 1.67 metres tall, has a waistline of 1.75 metres five months into her pregnancy.
She eats up to seven meals a day and her excessive bulk is causing difficulties in getting around with taxi drivers too afraid to take her.
Qiao, who is 1.67 metres tall, has a waistline of 1.75 metres five months into her pregnancy.
She eats up to seven meals a day and her excessive bulk is causing difficulties in getting around with taxi drivers too afraid to take her.
1.67 metres tall, waistline of 1.75 metres. Well i cant blame em cabbies.
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Football Fever
If only such medical certificates could get me outta the 4 exams ive got in the coming week...
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Crouch In Trouble Again
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World Cup Rules For Women
Extremely important advice and recommendations to be passed on to wives, girlfriends, fiancés, mothers, sisters, daughters, etc. (to all women in general).These rules are to be communicated prior to the World Cup in June/July this year...
LIST OF RULES
1. From 9 June to 9 July 2006, you should read the sports section of the newspaper so that you are aware of what is going on regarding the World Cup, and that way you will be able to join in the conversations. If you fail to do this, then you will be looked at in a bad way, or you will be totally ignored. DO NOT complain about not receiving any attention.
2. During the World Cup, the television is mine, at all times, without any exceptions. If you even take a glimpse of the remote control, you will lose it (your eye).
3. If you have to pass by in front of the TV during a game, I don't mind, as long as you do it crawling on the floor and without distracting me. If you decide to stand nude in front of the TV, make sure you put clothes on right after because if you catch a cold, I wont have time to take you to the doctor or look after you during the World Cup month.
4. During the games I will be blind, deaf and mute, unless I require a refill of my drink or something to eat. You are out of your mind if you expect me to listen to you, open the door, answer the telephone, or pick up the baby that just fell from the second floor....it wont happen.
5. It would be a good idea for you to keep at least 2 six packs in the fridge at all times, as well as plenty of things to nibble on, and please do not make any funny faces to my friends when they come over to watch the games. In return, you will be allowed to use the TV between 12am and 6am, unless they replay a good game that I missed during the day.
6. Please, please, please!! if you see me upset because one of my teams is losing, DO NOT say "get over it, its only a game", or "don't worry, they'll win next time". If you say these things, you will only make me angrier and I will love you less. Remember, you will never ever know more about football than me and your so called "words of encouragement" will only lead to a break up or divorce.
7. You are welcome to sit with me to watch one game and you can talk to me during halftime but only when the commercials are on, and only if the halftime score is pleasing me. In addition, please note I am saying "one" game, hence do not use the World Cup as a nice cheesy excuse to "spend time together".
8. The replays of the goals are very important. I don't care if I have seen them or I haven't seen them, I want to see them again. Many times.
9. Tell your friends NOT to have any babies, or any other child related parties or gatherings that requires my attendance because:
a) I will not go,
b) I will not go, and
c) I will not go.
10. But, if a friend of mine invites us to his house on a Sunday to watch a game, we will be there in a flash.
11. The daily World Cup highlights show on TV every night is just as important as the games themselves. Do not even think about saying "but you have already seen this... why don't you change the channel to something we can all watch??", the reply will be: "Refer to Rule #2 of this list".
12. And finally, please save your expressions such as "Thank God the World Cup is only every 4 years". I am immune to these words, because after this comes the Champions League, Italian League, Spanish League, Premier League, etc etc.
Thank you for your cooperation. Tackled By The Red Devil at 10:37 PM,
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