This is the funniest so far, awful technique.
Never mind Robin Van Persie’s dismisal last night, this is without doubt the most ridiculous sending off this week. The setting may not be quite as grand but its well worth a watch.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-12682897
BBC analyst Geoff Boycott gave typically short shrift to attempts by security staff at the Feroz Shah Kotla in Delhi to confiscate his packed lunch. “I want to speak to the general or the brigadier, whoever’s in charge, ’cause I’m taking my bloody sandwiches in,” he said.
An absolute diamond cock up this week…
One for the gossip pages really, but it is quite funny. Andy Carroll was spotted at a boyzone concert with manager Kenny Dalglish. The Liverpool manager is clearly keeping close tabs on his star signing’s private activities. Read more and see the pictures on Caughtoffside …caption-competition-liverpool-boss-kenny-dalglish-and-andy-carroll-at-boyzone-concert
Malaysian cyclist Aziz Awang suffered one of the most unusual cycling injuries in Manchester at the weekend following this collision in the mens keirin…
Another brand new regular feature, because we all love goalkeeping blunders and there happen to be a lot of good ones about. There are some beauties lined up for the next few weeks so watch this space. Until then why not have a laugh at this idiots expense.
The second week of this regular feature. As you would expect some of the best activity was in reference to the now infamous Gattuso/Jordan quarrel. Chris Kamara also features heavily,which can only be a good thing.
He was expected to become Liverpool’s youngest ever player tonight, as it happens he did not even make the squad. The prospect of seeing the 17 year old protégé in action created a cornucopia of hype within the media and is maybe the reason he did not play. Judging by this video it will not be long before he does…
You can’t beat a good slide tackle can you, especially when it’s one of my all time favorite defenders. Just don’t look at the score.
