Daily Dose 03.12.07

By: Bob | March 12th, 2007

Some stories to read while you split your house for the divorce settlement…

  • From the hinterlands to stardom (Washington Post)
  • Steve Nash shows off his footie skills (SoccerBlog)
  • Every single Lionel Messi touch from El Clasico (YouTube)
  • Interesting club names from around the world (Some People are on the Pitch)
  • Forget about scoring against Stockport (BBC)
  • Jose Mourinho avoids the wash your mouth out with soap punishment (ITV)
  • Fighting with clubs embedded with nails, not a good idea (24 Dash)
  • Here’s your chance to win Teddy Sheringham’s sloppy seconds (Daily Star)


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  • Laurie |  March 12th, 2007 at 8:04 am

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    Who knew Scotland Yard had a “Football Intelligence Unit”?

    When you’re talking about English football fans, is this name the ultimate oxymoron or what?

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  • Martha |  March 12th, 2007 at 8:22 am

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    I prefer the translation of Mourinho’s insult that turns it into “son of a whore.” And yes, that’s mostly because I say it all the time (albeit in English) — you can’t deny how it just rolls off the tongue.

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  • Laurie |  March 12th, 2007 at 8:52 am

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    You know, Martha, I was wondering about that. I would have assumed that “puta” was the Portuguese equivalent of the French “putain,” or whore.

    Yes, I did actually spend time thinking about whether or not the article had provided the correct translation. And yes, this is one of those days when I’m thinking I need to get out more.

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  • Luis |  March 12th, 2007 at 9:49 am

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    Laurie - it is equivalent. :-) Too funny how the English media spins this incident when players and coaches in the EPL spend all day spitting vulgarities at refs, in just about every game. If you can read lips you know what I mean. If I had kids, I’d have to cover their eyes.

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