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Sunday, December 16, 2012
Saturday, December 1, 2012
Petition to ban the Euro 2013 Israel
Across a range of international players, led by player Frederic Kanoute their solidarity with Palestine, especially the residents of the Gaza Strip, stressing in their petition rejected the European Nations Cup Under-21 in 2013 in Israel.
A statement posted on the site Kanoute on the Internet, "We express our solidarity with Gaza living under siege and the denial of human dignity and freedom," adding that "the recent aggression suffered by the sector and has killed more than a hundred civilians from children and innocent and stain other on the conscience of the world ".
The statement condemned the process of shelling Stadium Palestine in Gaza on the tenth of last month what caused the deaths of four young men were playing football, and the continued captivity of athletes Palestinians such as the age-Royce (23 years), Mohamed Nimer (22 years) without charge or trial.
The statement said that "It is inconceivable that kills children playing football, the host of Israel for the European Nations Cup Under-21 Under these practices completely unacceptable, and will serve as an award for practices that are inconsistent with the values of sport.
The following are the most prominent players of the signatories to the statement
Frederic Kanoute - Mali
Edin Hazard - Belgium
Demba Ba - Senegal
Didier Drogba - Ivory Coast
Jeremy Menez - France
Mamadou Niang - Senegal
Hassan Yebda - Algeria
Brothers Andre and Jordan Ayew - Ghana
Sudanese Arab crescent - Algeria
Yacine Brahimi - France
Alou Diarra - France
Steve Mandanda - France
Friday, November 30, 2012
Del Bosque: Confederations Cup is a new challenge for the Spanish Matador
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Said coach Vicente del Bosque, coach of the Spanish national team football on Friday that he sees in the Confederations Cup 2013 Brazil challenge for him and his team after losing to the U.S. team in the semi-finals of the 2009 Confederations Cup in South Africa.
Said Del Bosque, in a press conference held today in Sao Paulo for coaches participating Confederations Cup 2013, "after nearly four years on this tournament we lost in South Africa, still unbeaten digs. After our success in winning the 2010 World Cup and the European Cup 2012, became the Confederations Cup 2013 is the challenge that we have in mind. "
Spain fell into the trap of defeat zero / 2 against its U.S. counterpart in the semifinals of the Confederations Cup 2009, which was a preparation for the team a year ago from contesting the 2010 World Cup events and that the team won its title to be his first world title.
The defeat against the U.S. team surprise especially as it came after one year of the coronation wonderful for the Spanish team won the European Cup (Euro 2008).
Spain hopes to win the Confederations Cup title after title became only absentee him in the big leagues note that it has become the only team that wins three consecutive titles in two major tournaments (World Cup and the European Cup).
Del Bosque has confirmed that it will pay in the Confederations Cup 2013 has the best lineup to compete for the title of this tournament in six Brazilian cities during the period from 15 to 30 June.
Del Bosque said "we deal with every match a particular style, whether formal or friendly and pay the best variety suitable for the match. We will make the team the best possible shape for the competition and the desire to win the title."
Villanova ignores Cristiano and Mourinho nominate Messi, Iniesta and Guardiola titles 2012
Confirmed coach Tito Villano coach Barcelona Football Friday he will be keen to continue victories to strengthen his position at the top of La Liga, pointing out that expanding the gap with Real Madrid to 14 or 16 points does not mean refraction riyal and the loss of his chances of winning the title.
The remarks came Villanova Asked whether he thought that the riyal will come out of the competition for the title if he lost on Saturday in front of his neighbor and rival stubborn Atletico Madrid, which means widening the difference between leaders Barcelona and Real Madrid to 14 points, provided win Barcelona Athletic Bilbao tomorrow.
Villanueva said, in a press conference held today before the Barcelona game with Bilbao tomorrow, "I do not see that the breadth of the gap to 14 or 16 points will come out of the riyal from the competition. We have to focus on games."
And Villanueva said he will not watch the game between the poles of the capital Madrid tomorrow, adding, "I'll be at the press conference (after the match against Bilbao) and then eat after dinner, as I always do. Do not expect View derby."
Villanueva said he prefers to focus its attention on the match against Bilbao. "In the beginning of the season I did not think that we can expand the gap on Real Madrid to this point (11 points before the games tomorrow). Most important thing is to focus on our games. Tomorrow's game will be very difficult."
And directed to Villanova, at the press conference, many of the questions and inquiries regarding the Golden Ball award as the International Federation of the game (FIFA) on Thursday for the final list of candidates for the prize, which consisted of Lionel Messi and Spanish Andres Iniesta stellar Barcelona and Cristiano Ronaldo Real Madrid striker Spanish.
Villanueva said, "I do not think that the players Sancglun subject of the Golden Ball. We are happy to choose Messi and Iniesta. Complacent because they are actors in our team."
Villanova refused to nominate any of the players to win the prize but only certainly on the eligibility of each in the win. He said, "I would be happy if one of them wins the prize."
And choose Alderban Vicente del Bosque coach Spanish and Portuguese coach Jose Mourinho to Real Madrid and coach Josep Guardiola of Barcelona formerly final list of contenders was named best coach in 2012, said Villanueva "Josep deserve at club level indicated by Bosque made achievements over the years."
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Leads the Spanish tennis star Rafael Nadal promotional campaign to support the nomination compatriot Andres Iniesta to win the Golden Ball award as the best soccer player in the world in 2012.
Nadal said in its note on his personal account site "Twitter" It congratulates all three candidates on reaching the final list, but "We are all with Iniesta."
The list of candidates included Cristiano Ronaldo to Real Madrid team player that is promoted by Nadal, but it seems that the Spanish national side in its support for Iniesta.
And also nominated for the award Argentine star Lionel Messi, who won in the previous three years.
Wednesday, November 28, 2012
Former Brazil star Ronaldo: Messi Imitni more than Cristiano
He Former Brazil striker Ronaldo World Cup's top scorer that the Argentine star of Barcelona Lionel Messi plays a more enjoyable way of Portuguese winger Cristiano Ronaldo Real Madrid.
Ronaldo said in remarks published by the newspaper "Marca" Spanish sports Wednesday: "Messi and Cristiano are impressive .. They are the best in the world but I think that Messi entertain the masses more."
Messi compete with Cristiano on the Golden Globe Award for the best player in the world in 2012 and acquired by the Argentine in the previous three years.
On the other hand, advised Ronaldo fellow rookie Neymar to leave the Brazilian league quickly and move to a big European team to develop and benefit level Brazil.
He is Ronaldo, the best player in the world three times in the past, as a member of the organizing committee for the 2014 World Cup finals in Brazil.
Tuesday, November 27, 2012
"Ronaldo" and the children of Palestine
Among the gestures, which they stopped respected and appreciated and Magazines, those issued by the Portuguese star and player Rydal Madrid "Cristiano Ronald" in response to his initiative bus meanings and Maghazi, when he offered Golden Boot award, which won the auction in Real Madrid, has been sold one million and a half million dollars, and donate their value to the children of Palestine, who shed their blood on the hands of the executioners of the times, the brutal occupation army and runaway.
Meaningful gesture far exceeds the value of the material, and personally, I think that the initiative never invaluable, especially as it poured, in its entirety, in favor of the Palestinian cause and for the children of Palestine.
A great thing that moves in this direction Fame ball, especially because they أضحوا they get power influence and interact with them, movie stars of type Super Star, a fact that does not like to exaggerate or hype it, the ball is like a بأفيون peoples, all nations, including the that do not deal with Hamas with the ball.
When donates player assume a prominent place, such as "Cristiano Ronaldo", which line up at the front line of soccer players, along an area of the world, valued prize, a Golden Shoe, that means: empathy absolute with the children of Palestine and a sense of genuine and sincere with their suffering, What most, and respond immediately and fully with the size of adversity, which they are exposed, by occupation ruthless childhood, but delights, with all his sadistic in their sufferings, and crazy war recent Gaza testament to the expansion in the assassination of innocent children of Palestine and access in their blood pure and pure .
Respond appropriately and optimize the initiative "Cristiano Rnaldo" not just proceed with the formulation written book includes Tdbej words of thanks and praise and gratitude and appreciation for the person and his initiative the most wonderful, but honored by going to where the stronghold club high-level delegation, because such a move would serve the case all aspects of the Palestinian, intense media Voadwae and dazzling will monitor this honor and will Ichbah comment and analysis on full view of the world.
Barcelona captain Carles Puyol was passed fit to return to action on Friday, 45 days after dislocating his left elbow, the La Liga leaders said in a statement."Everyone knows how important he is," Barca coach Tito Vilanova told a news conference.
The 34-year-old Spanish international is ready in time for the visit of Real Zaragoza on Saturday, and should help restore some stability to the Barca backline after a shaky couple of months without him and his centre-back partner Gerard Pique.
Pique returned to action only last week after seven weeks on the sidelines with a foot problem.
Barca conceded only 29 goals in 38 matches when they finished runners up to Real Madrid in La Liga last season, but have already shipped 14 in 11 games so far this ter
Messi nets another double as Barcelona march on
Leaders Barcelona pulled six points clear of Atletico Madrid when Lionel Messi netted his seventh double of the campaign in a 3-1 La Liga win at home to Real Zaragoza on Saturday.
The Argentine World Player of the Year, who struck either side of Alex Song's debut goal for the club, took his league tally to 17 as unbeaten Barca moved on to 34 points from 12 matches.
Atletico can trim the gap back to three with a win at Granada on Sunday, while third-placed Real Madrid can close to within two points of their city rivals with a win at home to Athletic Bilbao later on Saturday.
Jose Mourinho's side, seeking a seventh win in eight games after a poor start to their title defence, have Karim Benzema back in the side after injury, while Cristiano Ronaldo is available despite sustaining a gash above his left eye in last weekend's 2-1 win at Levante.
After sending an early shot narrowly wide, Messi opened the scoring in the 16th minute at the Nou Camp when he picked up Jordi Alba's pass and clipped the ball into the bottom corner.
Zaragoza pulled a goal back eight minutes later when a Francisco Montanes shot took a slight deflection off Carles Puyol, back in central defence after injury, and flew past Victor Valdes.
Song, who joined from Arsenal in the close season, thumped a Messi pullback through a crowd of players into the net to restore Barca's lead in the 28th minute and Messi curled in his second to kill off the game on the hour.
It was his 78th goal of 2012 for club and country - 66 for Barca and 12 for Argentina - and he is closing in on the record for a calendar year of 85 set by German Gerd Mueller in 1972.
Barca, who play at Spartak Moscow in the Champions League on Tuesday, have dropped points only once in La Liga this term, a 2-2 draw at home to Real.
Malaga extended their winless run in La Liga to three matches when they were held to a 0-0 draw at struggling Osasuna.
Manuel Pellegrini's side, who are through to the last 16 of the Champions League with two games to spare, stay fourth on 19 points but Real Betis and Levante can climb above them on Sunday with wins at Sevilla and Deportivo Coruna respectively.
Roberto Soldado's 89th-minute penalty gave erratic Valencia a much-needed 2-1 success at home to Espanyol, who had Hector Moreno and Sergio Garcia sent off for protesting the referee's decision to award the spot kick for a Moreno handball.
Jonathan Viera ran onto a loose ball and sidefooted past Cristian Alvarez to put Valencia ahead in the 16th minute in an ill-tempered match at the Mestalla, which as well as the two straight reds saw 11 yellow cards.
Samuele Longo scooped the ball over Diego Alves from close range to level 15 minutes later.
Valencia are sixth on 18 points, while Espanyol slip below Osasuna to the bottom of the table, making it increasingly likely coach Mauricio Pochettino will lose his job.
The Argentine World Player of the Year, who struck either side of Alex Song's debut goal for the club, took his league tally to 17 as unbeaten Barca moved on to 34 points from 12 matches.
Atletico can trim the gap back to three with a win at Granada on Sunday, while third-placed Real Madrid can close to within two points of their city rivals with a win at home to Athletic Bilbao later on Saturday.
Jose Mourinho's side, seeking a seventh win in eight games after a poor start to their title defence, have Karim Benzema back in the side after injury, while Cristiano Ronaldo is available despite sustaining a gash above his left eye in last weekend's 2-1 win at Levante.
After sending an early shot narrowly wide, Messi opened the scoring in the 16th minute at the Nou Camp when he picked up Jordi Alba's pass and clipped the ball into the bottom corner.
Zaragoza pulled a goal back eight minutes later when a Francisco Montanes shot took a slight deflection off Carles Puyol, back in central defence after injury, and flew past Victor Valdes.
Song, who joined from Arsenal in the close season, thumped a Messi pullback through a crowd of players into the net to restore Barca's lead in the 28th minute and Messi curled in his second to kill off the game on the hour.
It was his 78th goal of 2012 for club and country - 66 for Barca and 12 for Argentina - and he is closing in on the record for a calendar year of 85 set by German Gerd Mueller in 1972.
Barca, who play at Spartak Moscow in the Champions League on Tuesday, have dropped points only once in La Liga this term, a 2-2 draw at home to Real.
Malaga extended their winless run in La Liga to three matches when they were held to a 0-0 draw at struggling Osasuna.
Manuel Pellegrini's side, who are through to the last 16 of the Champions League with two games to spare, stay fourth on 19 points but Real Betis and Levante can climb above them on Sunday with wins at Sevilla and Deportivo Coruna respectively.
Roberto Soldado's 89th-minute penalty gave erratic Valencia a much-needed 2-1 success at home to Espanyol, who had Hector Moreno and Sergio Garcia sent off for protesting the referee's decision to award the spot kick for a Moreno handball.
Jonathan Viera ran onto a loose ball and sidefooted past Cristian Alvarez to put Valencia ahead in the 16th minute in an ill-tempered match at the Mestalla, which as well as the two straight reds saw 11 yellow cards.
Samuele Longo scooped the ball over Diego Alves from close range to level 15 minutes later.
Valencia are sixth on 18 points, while Espanyol slip below Osasuna to the bottom of the table, making it increasingly likely coach Mauricio Pochettino will lose his job.
Bilbao outcast Llorente refuses to show at news conference
Athletic Bilbao's Spain striker Fernando Llorente cast more doubt over his future after he refused to speak at a club news conference on Monday.
The 27-year-old, known as the 'Lion King', turned down a contract extension beyond 2013 in the close season but Bilbao have refused to negotiate with interested parties.
Coach Marcelo Bielsa has since relegated Bilbao's top scorer last season, when they reached the final of the Europa League and King's Cup, to the bench and Llorente has yet to start a La Liga match this term.
"No other player will be speaking after the refusal of Fernando Llorente to appear in front of the media," Bilbao said on their official Twitter feed ahead of a news conference with defender Jon Aurtenetxe on Monday.
Llorente's former club team mate Javi Martinez, who forced his own Bilbao exit to Bayern Munich in August by travelling to Germany without the club's permission before being bought out of his contract for 40 million euros ($51.26 million), sympathised.
"I know he has been going though some tough times," Martinez told a news conference in Valencia ahead of Bayern's Champions League Group F clash at the Mestalla.
"All I can do from here is wish him well and hope that everything is sorted out for him soon," he said of his Spain team mate.
Last week, Bilbao president Josu Urrutia indicated the club had no intention of letting Llorente go in the January transfer window, adding that there did not appear to have been any change of heart from the player to stay.
Llorente, who has a buy-out clause of 36 million euros, has scored once in 14 appearances this season in all competitions.
Malaga bury desperate Valencia 4-0 to climb to fourth
Malaga returned to winning ways as they saw off a desperately poor Valencia 4-0 at home to climb to fourth in La Liga on Saturday.
Francisco Portillo, Javier Saviola, Roque Santa Cruz and Isco were all on target as Manuel Pellegrini's side notched their first win in November.
They laboured to make the most of Portillo's superb eighth-minute curler, however, with a bumpy pitch at the Rosaleda doing little to help their cause.
Malaga squandering a host of chances before Argentine Saviola struck a deflected second in the 74th minute, and Paraguayan substitute Santa Cruz followed up soon after. Isco fired in a long-range fourth at the end.
Malaga moved on to 22 points from 13 games, four behind champions Real Madrid in third, who were playing at Real Betis later on Saturday. Valencia were tenth with 18 points.
Both Valencia and Malaga had qualified for the last 16 of the Champions League during the week, but Valencia's exertions appeared to have taken a heavier toll.
Malaga rested a number of key figures for their 2-2 draw away at Zenit St Petersburg, while Mauricio Pellegrino's side battled back with 10 men to draw 1-1 at home to Bayern Munich.
Valencia also missed suspended top scorer Roberto Soldado, but were kept in the game by goalkeeper Diego Alves until the last 15 minutes, when a second yellow card for defender Adil Rami contributed to their late collapse.
Earlier, exciting young Brazilian forward Leo Baptistao was the difference as Rayo Vallecano ran out 2-0 winners over plummeting Real Mallorca, scoring both goals in the last three minutes.
The 20-year-old, who had already had a header ruled out for offside, broke the deadlock with a fierce low drive from outside the area, and then dribbled past two players to set up Andrija Delibasic for a tap in at the end.
A thumping shot from Manucho earned Valladolid a 1-0 win over Granada.
Francisco Portillo, Javier Saviola, Roque Santa Cruz and Isco were all on target as Manuel Pellegrini's side notched their first win in November.
They laboured to make the most of Portillo's superb eighth-minute curler, however, with a bumpy pitch at the Rosaleda doing little to help their cause.
Malaga squandering a host of chances before Argentine Saviola struck a deflected second in the 74th minute, and Paraguayan substitute Santa Cruz followed up soon after. Isco fired in a long-range fourth at the end.
Malaga moved on to 22 points from 13 games, four behind champions Real Madrid in third, who were playing at Real Betis later on Saturday. Valencia were tenth with 18 points.
Both Valencia and Malaga had qualified for the last 16 of the Champions League during the week, but Valencia's exertions appeared to have taken a heavier toll.
Malaga rested a number of key figures for their 2-2 draw away at Zenit St Petersburg, while Mauricio Pellegrino's side battled back with 10 men to draw 1-1 at home to Bayern Munich.
Valencia also missed suspended top scorer Roberto Soldado, but were kept in the game by goalkeeper Diego Alves until the last 15 minutes, when a second yellow card for defender Adil Rami contributed to their late collapse.
Earlier, exciting young Brazilian forward Leo Baptistao was the difference as Rayo Vallecano ran out 2-0 winners over plummeting Real Mallorca, scoring both goals in the last three minutes.
The 20-year-old, who had already had a header ruled out for offside, broke the deadlock with a fierce low drive from outside the area, and then dribbled past two players to set up Andrija Delibasic for a tap in at the end.
A thumping shot from Manucho earned Valladolid a 1-0 win over Granada.
Thursday, November 22, 2012
Former Barcelona coach Pep Guardiola, linked in the media with the Chelsea job after the sacking of Roberto Di Matteo, will not make any decision on his future until early next year, his agent said on Wednesday.
"I was with him 15 days ago and he told me that before January or February he won't decide which club he will coach or if he will be sitting on any bench next season," agent Josep Maria Orobitg was quoted as saying by Brazilian sports newspaper Lance (www.lancenet.com.br).
"I was with him 15 days ago and he told me that before January or February he won't decide which club he will coach or if he will be sitting on any bench next season," agent Josep Maria Orobitg was quoted as saying by Brazilian sports newspaper Lance (www.lancenet.com.br).
"It doesn't matter what happens, before that time he will not take any decision with any club or national team," Orobitg added.
"He alone will decide his future because he has a lot of personality.
"Right now he is with his family, resting, reading, watching football. In January he'll start thinking about which team he will coach next season."
Guardiola led Barca, the club where he began his playing career, to 14 trophies in the 19 competitions he contested during his four-year stint in charge, including two Champions League crowns and three La Liga titles.
The 41-year-old former Spain midfielder quit at the end of last season saying he wanted a rest from football and is currently living in New York with his family.
Italian Di Matteo was sacked earlier on Wednesday despite leading Chelsea to their first Champions League title last season. The Premier League club lost 3-0 at Juventus on Tuesday, leaving them on the brink of elimination from Europe's elite club competition.
Spanish kills rule match between Real Madrid and City "electronia"
Got caught way after a meeting with Real Madrid and Manchester City in the Champions League, which has seen controversy over the performance of Italian referee Gianluca Rocchi.
The incident came amusing immediately after the meeting, when a Spanish change Profile for judging the popular Wikipedia site, and add a line of last resort to the effect that the judgment was killed after تحكيمه of the match between Real Madrid and Manchester City.
Did not perform judgment satisfactory to most fans Royal Group, after a penalty is incorrect (according to the expert jury in the Al Jazeera Sports Channel Jamal Al Sharif) in addition to the expulsion of the player Alvaro Arbeloa from the meeting to complete the Kings game with ten players most times the second half of the meeting.
He also criticized the performance of the government in many of the decisions that came in favor of the owners of the land, but it was not useful to them as it came out of the first round of the tournament after a draw with Royal Group.
CHAMPIONS LEAGUE LIVE: Manchester City v Real Madrid
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Real Madrid reached the Champions League last 16 on Wednesday and condemned Manchester City to a second successive group-stage exit when their pulsating Group D encounter at the Etihad Stadium ended 1-1 with the Spanish side reduced to 10 men.
Real went ahead after 10 minutes when Karim Benzema was left unmarked and in space to score with the goal at his mercy, but City, outplayed in the first half, improved in the second and equalised with a Sergio Aguero penalty after 74 minutes.
Real defender Alvaro Arbeloa was sent off for fouling Aguero and conceding the penalty which the Argentine swept home having missed a golden opportunity to score in the 65th minute when Iker Casillas made a point-blank save.
Former Manchester United favourite Cristiano Ronaldo, playing back in the city for the first time since he left United three years ago, was booed every time he touched the ball, but had the last laugh as City went out.
Real's only disappointment might be qualifying as runners-up in the group after Borussia Dortmund grabbed top spot with a 4-1 win at Ajax Amsterdam.
"We wanted to fight for first place but it was not to be but the important thing is that we are through," Casillas said in an interview with Spanish TV.
Real went ahead after 10 minutes when Karim Benzema was left unmarked and in space to score with the goal at his mercy, but City, outplayed in the first half, improved in the second and equalised with a Sergio Aguero penalty after 74 minutes.
Real defender Alvaro Arbeloa was sent off for fouling Aguero and conceding the penalty which the Argentine swept home having missed a golden opportunity to score in the 65th minute when Iker Casillas made a point-blank save.
Former Manchester United favourite Cristiano Ronaldo, playing back in the city for the first time since he left United three years ago, was booed every time he touched the ball, but had the last laugh as City went out.
Real's only disappointment might be qualifying as runners-up in the group after Borussia Dortmund grabbed top spot with a 4-1 win at Ajax Amsterdam.
"We wanted to fight for first place but it was not to be but the important thing is that we are through," Casillas said in an interview with Spanish TV.
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"We missed a few chances to end the match as a contest in the first half but the truth is we were up against a great team.
"It's also true that we felt a bit discriminated against by some of the referee's decisions. But we'll focus on the positive which is that we are through to the next round."
Real ripped City's three-man defence to shreds until coach Roberto Mancini changed his formation to four at the back with Aleksandar Kolarov dropping deeper after half an hour.
With City needing to win, and Real dominating almost from the kickoff, there was a subdued atmosphere in the stadium from the start, and it got even quieter as Real created a series of good early scoring chances.
Ronaldo should have doubled the lead after 15 minutes when he broke free and lobbed Hart but instead saw the ball cleared off the line and when it came back to him he curled it narrowly wide.
Defensive midfielder Sami Khedira also had three opportunities to score and Benzema another one, while City, dominating possession somewhat aimlessly in midfield, never seriously troubled Casillas before the break.
Real's opener came after some suicidal defending by the English champions when Maicon failed to stop Benzema running in on Angel Di Maria's cross.
Benzema broke free into space, stayed onside and had the simplest of chances to fire home unmarked from two metres out.
City improved after the break and were far more aggressive and dynamic but although the introduction of Carlos Tevez after an hour gave them renewed hope, Real never really relinquished the upper hand and held on for a deserved point.
Mancini's men were left ruing another early exit after their Champions League debut appearance last year ended at the same stage.
"We've had a few opportunities in this group where we could have done a lot better," City keeper Hart told Sky Sports television.
"All the games have cost us -- we've lost our two away games and not won at home. We led in Amsterdam and we led in Madrid so it's been a bad campaign for us."
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