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Source: http://liverpool.theoffside.com/hillsborough/remembering-hillsborough-2.html
Friday, April 20, 2012
Remembering Hillsborough
On April 15th, 1989, 96 Liverpool supporters lost their lives at the FA Cup semi-final against Nottingham Forest at Hillsborough Stadium. Reds across the world unite today, the 23nd anniversary of the disaster, to remember the lives lost, the impact the disaster has had on the club, and the continued fight for justice.
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Euro 2012 Expedition Mode Video
EA Sports have released a video this morning to detail the features of the Expedition Mode in the upcoming Euro 2012 DLC launch for FIFA 12. Expedition Mode
Source: http://fifasoccerblog.com/blog/euro-2012-expedition-mode-video/
MLS Weekend Previews: Week 25 | WVHooligan - Soccer Blog [Digg]
Week 25 in Major League Soccer heads towards the weekend. After two straight night of decent games the league heads towards the busy weekend slate as nearly
Steelers Have Only Themselves To Blame
A famous coach once said you can’t turn the ball over and expect to win the game. And yet, the Pittsburgh Steelers had a shot to win Super Bowl XLV. Down 6 points with two minutes to go from their own 13 yard line, Ben Roethlisberger led the Steelers’ offense on the field against a [...]
Source: http://www.davesfootballblog.com/post/2011/02/07/steelers-have-only-themselves-to-blame/
Theo Walcott is not scared of anything anymore
There was a time when Arsenal's Theo Walcott couldn't brush his teeth without dislocating his shoulder, but now he is a fearless Spartan warrior (who also writes children's books) and it seems to be benefiting his game. He's made 30 Premier League starts for Arsenal this season (his previous high was last seasons' 19) and he says he is now a totally different Theo Walcott. That doesn't mean he's now a Pilates instructor from Australia who also happens to be called Theo Walcott, just that, you know, he feels better.
From ESPN:
"I'm 23 now and I am still growing. I am not afraid of getting hurt," he told Arsenal Player.
"A few years ago I had shoulder injuries, ankle problems and back problems and that was just me learning the other side of the game.
"Now I am just going into games and enjoying myself, not being scared of anything. The manager always tells me not to be afraid going into tackles. I am a totally different Theo Walcott now. We are playing great football and it's nice to be part of that and not on the treatment table."
Nothing can scare Theo now. Not a charging Nigel De Jong or dragon zombies or even those bugs that can crawl in your ear while you sleep and lay eggs that eventually kill you from the inside. He is still afraid of Mario Balotelli, though.
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