Daily Dose: October 7th, 2009.

By: chris | October 7th, 2009

Stuff to read while you relive some Davor Suker at France ‘98…..

• Michel Platini sat cheerfully ignorant as his press conference was crashed. (Reuters)
• A minority of Chelsea fans unleash an awful, awful chant. (101GG)
• The economics of Adriano. (Flamengo Offside)
• Taking the cyber plunge. (Three Match Ban)
• Diego threatens his resignation; Argentina rejoices. (Futbolita)
• Sevilla prez has curious quality assessment skills. (The Spoiler)
• The newest football fail: cyber hooliganism. (ESPN)
• Why Jack Warner wasn’t too pleased by England’s WC bid. (Studs Up)

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Tags: Adriano, Argentina, Barcelona, Chelsea, Croatia, Daily Dose, Davor Suker, Diego Maradona, ESPN, Flamengo, Michel Platini, Sevilla, Tottenham

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• FBL |  October 7th, 2009 at 7:16 pm

  
  
  

  Any mention of the U20 World Cup? England say it is not important, and they were duly ejected from this tournament with only 1 goal. At the same time, Germany had 25 prime talents omitted, and still, they have reached the 1/4 Finals to face the South American champions Brazil. Anyone who saw their come back vs Nigeria last night will be astonished.

  I still don’t understand why no one rates Germany when they are European Champions at u-17, u-19, u-21 levels, yet everyone always bangs on about the England youth players, yet they never do anything of note.

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