Posted on Monday, 26th September 2011 by John Casson

Soccer is the most widely played game in the world. Requiring no more than a ball big enough to be thrown by the feet, it is very popular in a lot of countries. The advantages that soccer offers are plentiful; not only does it supply your body with a good workout and refreshes your mind, but it also creates a sense of team spirit and dynamism. However there is always a downside; soccer players have to put up with different kinds of injuries, something that is inevitable while playing this tough sport, as countless soccer news stories illustrate.

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Posted on Monday, 15th August 2011 by John Casson

Soccer is hands down the most popular sport in the world. Rarely does one find a country in the world that does not have a following of its own. It is verging on a national obsession in the South American and European countries and soccer players in many of these countries are revered as national icons. The practice of forming social groups where soccer fans interact and discuss the latest soccer news has been prevalent for many years. The internet has now placed soccer forums on a more global level, enabling soccer fans from around the world to communicate.

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Posted on Friday, 1st July 2011 by John Casson

The internet which is used by millions of people from around the world can be considered the best medium for connecting soccer teams and their fans. Today there are many soccer social networks on the internet that connect soccer lovers from around the world with their favourite teams and players. Whether you are a soccer player or an enthusiast, these soccer networks can be a great way to stay connected wherever you are.

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Posted on Sunday, 4th July 2010 by Shaz Ferouz

After 6 years 1 UEFA Champions League(2004-05), 1 FA Cup(2005-06), 1 UEFA Super Cup (2005), and 1 FA Community Shield (2006) the Rafa-lution is finally over. Rafa could have been paid a whopping 16 million pounds under the terms of his contract but reports suggest that he has accepted a sum around 6 million. Poor guy. Don’t feel too bad for him though, because of the departure of one Jose Mourinho from Inter Milan it looks like he might already have a job in a few days time. Rafa did say before he left however;

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