Daily Dose 07.13
News you can use (not sure what for though) …
The newly formed Serbian FA has been admitted to UEFA, ruining World Cup Blog’s stockpile of S&M jokes forever. (UEFA.com)
Greece are back in FIFA’s good books. (Sky Sports)
Paulo Wanchope’s two World Cup goals were enough to convince Argentinian club Rosario Central. (Reuters)
The Italian press are in love with Lippi. And all he had to do was win the World Cup. (Reuters)
FIFA have opened disciplinary proceedings against Marco Materazzi. Never heard of him. (Football 365)
England are seeking advice from their most recent World Cup winning manager. (The Sun)
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By skillz | July 13th, 2006 at 6:40 pm 
Congratulations to Montenegro!
Posted from 
Canada
By pwnawannab | July 13th, 2006 at 6:47 pm bout time
Posted from 
United States
By JOrge | July 13th, 2006 at 7:37 pm Rosario Central was already negociating with ‘Chope before the WC. The goals against Germany were one thoought to ruin the transfers , as the player might have become too expensive (there were rumours of Corinthians wanting him).
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Argentina
By Yovany | July 13th, 2006 at 9:03 pm Let’s not forget about the continuation of the Copa Libertadores 2006 Edition:
The second part of the quarterfinals will begin next week (7/18 - 7/20) with the following games:
Libertad (PAR) vs River Plate (ARG)- series tied at 2 goals. Game will be play in Asuncion.
Internacional (BRA) vs Liga De Quito (ECU). Liga leading 2 to 1. Game will be play in Brasil.
Sao Paulo (BRA) vs Estudiantes De La Plata (ARG). Estudiantes leading 1 to 0. Game will be play in Brasil.
Velez Sarsfield (ARG) vs. Chivas (MEX). Game tied at 0 goals. Game will be play in Argentina.
Let’s hear your predictions?
Posted from United States
By nicko | July 14th, 2006 at 1:15 am I really hate the way that FIFA throws around and then retracts national bans willy-nilly, it basically undermines their authority since it makes clear they only put the bans on for people who challenge their power.
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Australia
By pelevin | July 14th, 2006 at 9:45 pm 
Russian FederationComments are closed
