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World Cup 2010E018 Hosts→ South Africa E01D
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World Cup Final
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Result
Spain 1-0 Netherlands

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Premiership begins 2010 - 2011 E018
●RESULTS E420
●TRANSFERS E01D
●TABLE + LAST YEARS E252

Odds To Win League 2010/11

Chelsea 6/4
Man Utd 9/4
Man City 5/1
Arsenal 7/1
Liverpool 11/1
Spurs 35/1
Aston Villa 150/1

Odds To Get Top Goalscorer 2010/11

Rooney, W. 9/2
Torres, F. 9/2
Drogba, D. 5/1
Tevez, C. 8/1
Van Persie, R. 10/1

Odds To Get Relagated 2010/11

Blackpool 2/7
West Brom 4/5
Newcastle 11/4
West Ham 5/1

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Premiership + Transfers 2010/2011
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  • News !!

    -Sunny D by -Sunny D
    Spurs
    Spurs have showed great interest in Luis Fabiano and are ready to make a bid for the striker.

    Arsenal
    Schwartzer keen on joining the Gunners.

    Liverpool
    Mascherano has indicated his admiration in going to Inter or Barca after the disposal of Rafa Benitez.

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    Manchester United join City in race to sign Inter Milan striker Mario Balotelli..

    -The 19-year-old has attracted the attention of both Manchester clubs after a series of high profile disagreements with former Inter manager Jose Mourinho that left Balotelli unsettled in Italy.

    Born in Palermo to parents of Ghanaian descent, the Italian Under-21 star is reported to have a £29 million release clause written into his contract at the San Siro and his agent, Mino Raiola, has welcomed the interest.

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    Liverpool midfielder Javier Mascherano would relish a move to Inter Milan, says agent..

    The Argentina captain is reportedly one of the top transfer targets for Inter this summer.

    And Mascherano's agent Walter Tamer has done little to quell the speculation, telling Italian newspaper Corriere dello Sport: "Mascherano has not spoken to (new Liverpool manager Roy) Hodgson nor with Liverpool.

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    Fernando Torres' injury looks set to scupper any move to Chelsea.

    Edin Dzeko is confident Wolfsburg will drop their £50 million asking price to allow him to move to Manchester City.

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    Major News

    New York Red Bulls have signed Thierry Henry on a multi-year deal from Barcelona.

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    Iker Casillas claims the signs 'look good' that Chelsea full-back Ashley Cole will join Real Madrid this summer.

    Cole has been linked with a £30million switch to the Santiago Bernabeu after former Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho took over as Real coach.

    Chelsea will likely be determined to hang on to Cole, but Real keeper Casillas believes his club are making progress in their bid to sign the left-back.

    Casillas is confident that the 29-year-old will move to the Spanish capital and he is not surprised Real are interested in signing the former Arsenal defender.

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    Manchester United veteran Paul Scholes says he has yet to decide whether the coming season will be his last as a player.

    Scholes signed a one-year contract extension at the end of last season and the 2010/11 campaign was predicted to be his swansong.

    The 35-year-old recently admitted that he 'probably' has one year left in his career, but is now keeping an open mind regarding his playing future.

    The former England international, who is fourth on United's list of all-time appearances for the club, is merely trying to focus on playing and may delay a decision on retirement until the end of the season.

    "I do not know if it will be my last season," he said. "I will just take every game as it comes.

    "If I am feeling okay and doing the job that the manager wants me to do then we will see how things are at the end of next season. Hopefully next season will be another good one for me."





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  • MAIN NEWS

    -Sunny D by -Sunny D
    News of the day ( 14 // 07 // 10 )

    Bruce hoping for Waghorn boost
    Sunderland manager Steve Bruce is hoping young striker Martyn Waghorn is not badly injured.

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    Maierhofer to leave Molineux
    Mick McCarthy has confirmed striker Stefan Maierhofer will leave Wolverhampton Wanderers after only one season.

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    Scholes could play on
    Manchester United midfielder Paul Scholes has indicated he could prolong his career beyond 2011.

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    Chelsea duo close to return
    Chelsea midfield duo Michael Essien and John Obi Mikel are set to be fit for the start of the new season.

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    Blackpool target loan stars
    Blackpool manager Ian Holloway has revealed he is trying to sign four players who helped the club achieve promotion.

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    Transfer Rumors: Chelsea to beat Manchester United to Dutch star Van der Vaart?

    News of the day ( 16 // 07 // 10 )

    Roy talks tough over Torres

    Liverpool manager Roy Hodgson has told interested clubs to forget about making a bid for star striker Fernando Torres.

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    Mick McCarthy has warned Wolves' rivals that it would take a £50million bid to make him sell Kevin Doyle and the Molineux boss insists that there has been no approach from Arsenal.

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    Former Tottenham manager Martin Jol has reportedly emerged as a frontrunner for the vacant position at Fulham.
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    • Premiership 2010 - 2011

      League Table


      1 -- Arsenal (0)
      2 -- Aston Villa (0)
      3 -- Birmingham (0)
      4 -- Blackburn (0)
      5 -- Blackpool (0)
      6 -- Bolton (0)
      7 -- Chelsea (0)
      8 -- Everton (0)
      9 -- Fulham (0)
      10 -- Liverpool (0)
      11 -- Man City (0)
      12 -- Man Utd (0)
      13 -- Newcastle (0)
      14 -- Stoke (0)
      15 -- Sunderland (0)
      16 -- Tottenham (0)
      17 -- West Brom (0)
      18 -- West Ham (0)
      19 -- Wigan (0)
      20 -- Wolves (0)

      Promoted
      ^^ Newcastle (102)
      ^^ West Brom (91)
      ^^ Blackpool (70) *playoffs*

      Relagated
      ↓ Burnley (30)
      ↓ Hull (30)
      ↓ Portsmouth (19)

      How it finished in 2009 - 2010

      1 ) Chelsea 86 (C)
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      2 ) Man Utd 85 (RU)
      3 ) Arsenal 75
      4 ) Tottenham 70
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      5 ) Man City 67
      6 ) Aston Villa 64
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      7 ) Liverpool 63
      8 ) Everton 61
      9 ) Birmingham 50
      10 ) Blackburn 50
      11 ) Stoke 47
      12 ) Fulham 46
      13 ) Sunderland 44
      14 ) Bolton 39
      15 ) Wolverhampton 38
      16 ) Wigan 36
      17 ) West Ham 35
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      18 ) Burnley 30 (R)
      19 ) Hull 30 (R)
      20 ) Portsmouth 19 (R)

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    • Premiership 2010 -- 2011

      TRANSFERS

      Arsenal

      In: Marouane Chamakh (free, Bordeaux)Laurent Koscielny(undisclosed,Lorient)

      Out: Philippe Senderos (free, Fulham), Luke Ayling (free, Yeovil Town)

      Aston Villa

      In:

      Out: Stephen O?Halloran (free, Coventry City)

      Birmingham City

      In: Ben Foster (undisclosed, Manchester United), Nikola Zigic (undisclosed, Valencia), Enric Valles (free, NAC Breda)

      Out: Gary McSheffrey (free, Coventry City)

      Blackburn Rovers

      In:

      Out: Marcus Marshall (free, Rotherham United)

      Blackpool

      In:

      Out:

      Bolton Wanderers

      In: Robbie Blake (free, Burnley), Martin Petrov (free, Manchester City)

      Out:

      Chelsea

      In: Yossi Benayoun (�5.5m, Liverpool) ,Tomas Kalas(undisclosed)

      Out: Miroslav Stoch (undisclosed, Fenerbahce)

      Everton

      In: Jan Mucha (free, Legia Warsaw), Magaye Gueye (undisclosed, Strasbourg)

      Out:

      Fulham

      In: Philippe Senderos (free, Arsenal)

      Out: Chris Smalling (undisclosed, Manchester United), Stefan Payne (free, Gillingham)

      Liverpool

      In: Jonjo Shelvey (�1.7m, Charlton Athletic)

      Out: David Martin (free, Milton Keynes Dons), Yossi Benayoun (�5.5m, Chelsea)

      Manchester City

      In: Alex Henshall (undisclosed, Swindon Town), Jerome Boateng (undisclosed, Hamburg SV), David Silva (�24m, Valencia), Yaya Toure (�28m, Barcelona)Albert Rusnak(undisclosed,MFK Kosice)

      Out: Paul Marshall (free, Walsall), Martin Petrov (free, Bolton)

      Manchester United

      In: Chris Smalling (undisclosed, Fulham), Javier Hernandez (undisclosed, Chivas de Guadalajara)

      Out: Ben Foster (undisclosed, Birmingham City), Ron-Robert Zieler (free, Hannover 96), Zoran Tosic (�8m, CSKA Moscow), Tom Heaton (free, Cardiff City), Matthew James (loan, Preston North End)

      Newcastle United

      In:

      Out:

      Stoke City

      In:

      Out: Nathaniel Wedderburn (free, Northampton Town), Andy Griffin (�500k, Reading)

      Sunderland

      In: Cristian Riveros (undisclosed, Cruz Azul), Simon Mignolet (undisclosed, Sint-Truiden), Ahmed Al-Muhammadi (loan, ENPPI)

      Out: Jamie Chandler (free, Darlington), Roy O?Donovan (free, Coventry City)

      Tottenham

      In:

      Out: Sam Cox (free, Barnet)

      West Bromwich Albion

      In: Gabriel Tamas (undisclosed, Auxerre), Pablo Ibanez (free, Atletico Madrid)

      Out:

      West Ham

      In: Thomas Hitzlsperger (free, Lazio)

      Out: Bondz N?Gala (free, Plymouth Argyle)

      Wigan

      In: Antolin Alcaraz (undisclosed, Club Brugge)

      Out: Tomasz Cywka (free, Derby County)

      Wolverhampton Wanderers

      In: Jelle Van Damme (undisclosed, Anderlecht), Steven Fletcher (undisclosed, Burnley), Steven Mouyokolo (undisclosed, Hull City), Stephen Hunt (undisclosed, Hull City)

      Out: Jason Shackell (undisclosed, Barnsley), Mark Little (free, Peterborough United), George Friend (free, Doncaster Rovers), Andrew Surman (undisclosed, Norwich City), Nathaniel Mendez-Lang (loan, Peterborough United)

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    • World Cup 2010 !!

      ↓ RESULTS ↓
      ↓Group A:↓

      South Africa 1:1 Mexico
      Uruguay 0:0 France
      South Africa 0:3 Uruguay
      France 0:2 Mexico
      Mexico 0:1 Uruguay
      France 1:2 South Africa

      ↓Group B:↓

      Argentina 1-0 Nigeria
      Korea Republic 2-0 Greece
      Greece 2:1 Nigeria
      Argentina 4:1 Korea Republic
      Nigeria 2:2 Korea Republic
      Greece 0-2 Argentina

      ↓Group C:↓

      England 1-1 USA
      Algeria 0-1 Slovinia
      Slovinia 2-2 USA
      England 0-0 Algeria
      Slovinia 0-1 England
      USA 1-0 Algeria

      ↓Group D:↓

      Germany 4-0 Austrailia
      Serbia 0-1 Ghana
      Germany 0-1 Serbia
      Ghana 1-1 Austrailia
      Ghana 0-1 Germany
      Austrailia 2-1 Serbia

      ↓Group E:↓

      Holland 2-0 Denmark
      Japan 1-0 Cameroon
      Holland 1-0 Japan
      Cameroon 1-2 Denmark
      Denmark 1-3 Japan
      Cameroon 1-2 Holland

      ↓Group F↓

      Italy 1-1 Paragauy
      New Zealand 1-1 Slovakia
      Slovakia 0-2 Paraguay
      Italy 1-1 New Zealand
      Slovakia 3-2 Italy
      Paraguay 0-0 New Zealand

      ↓Group G↓

      Ivory Coast 0-0 Portugal
      Brazil 2-1 Korea
      Brazil 3-1 Ivory Coast
      Portugal 7-0 Korea
      Portugal 0-0 Brazil
      N. Korea 0-3 Ivory Coast

      ↓Group H↓

      Honduras 0-1 Chile
      Spain 0-1 Switzerland
      Chile 1-0 Switzerland
      Spain 2-0 Honduras
      Chile 1-2 Spain
      Switzerland 0-0 Honduras

      ↓ LAST 16 ↓

      26/06/10
      Uraguay 2-1 Korea (Favourites -- Korea)
      USA 1-2 Ghana (Favourites -- USA)

      27/06/10
      Argentina 3-1 Mexico (Favourites -- Argentina)
      Germany 4-1 England (Favourites -- England)

      28/06/10
      Holland 2-1 Slovakia (Favourites -- Slovakia)
      Brazil 3-0 Chile (Favourites -- Brazil)

      29/06/10
      Paraguay 5-4 (pens) Japan (Favourites -- Japan)
      Spain 1-0 Portugal (Favourites -- Spain)

      ↓ QUARTER FINALS ↓
      *Uraguay* 1-1 Ghana (Favourites -- Ghana) *pens*
      Argentina 0-4 Germany (Favourites -- Germany)
      Holland 2-1 Brazil (Favourites -- Brazil)
      Paraguay 0-1 Spain (Favourites -- Spain)

      ↓ SEMI FINALS ↓

      Germany 0-1 Spain (Favourites -- Germany)
      Holland 3-2 Uraguay (Favourites -- Holland)

      ↓FINAL↓

      Holland 0-1 Spain **EXTRA TIME**

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      ↓ GROUPS ↓

      Group A
      • South Africa
      • France
      • Mexico
      • Uruguay

      Group B
      • Argentina
      • Nigeria
      • Greece
      • Korea Republic

      Group C
      • England
      • USA
      • Algeria
      • Slovenia

      Group D
      • Germany
      • Austriala
      • Serbia
      • Ghana

      Group E
      • Netherlands
      • Denmark
      • Japan
      • Cameroon

      Group F
      • Italy
      • Paraguay
      • New Zealand
      • Slovakia

      Group G
      • Brazil
      • Korea DPR
      • Cote d'Ivoire
      • Portugal

      Group H
      • Spain (favourites)
      • Switzerland
      • Honduras
      • Chile


      Teams Qualified In Each Group

      ↓ Group A ↓
      Uruguay
      Mexico

      ↓ Group B ↓
      Argentina
      South Korea

      ↓ Group C ↓
      USA
      England

      ↓ Group D ↓
      Germany
      Ghana

      ↓ Group E ↓
      Holland
      Japan

      ↓ Group F ↓
      Paraguay
      Slovakia

      ↓ Group G ↓
      Brazil
      Portugal

      ↓ Group H ↓
      Spain
      Chile

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