Revue de Presse

Sujet: Re: Revue de Presse Jeu 29 Mai 2008, 5:38 pm

Encore une fois, et puis c'est pas comme si les billets étaient pas déjà cher ...

Bientôt faudra aller au stade en costard-cravate.

Sujet: Re: Revue de Presse Jeu 29 Mai 2008, 9:22 pm

Le prix approximatif sera de combien ?

La bonne cause ? Oué afin que le club est des tunes pour acheté encore des meilleurs joueurs, waouw... Ca sert à rien d'avoir les meilleurs joueurs du monde si il faut payé 1 million la place !
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Sujet: Re: Revue de Presse Lun 16 Juin 2008, 8:57 am

D Day, c'est aujourd'hui vers 11 h (heure française) que sort le calendrier Anglais...

Vivement 11 h 00

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Sujet: Re: Revue de Presse Jeu 03 Juil 2008, 11:26 am

Di Matteo appointed as MK Dons boss

MK Dons have confirmed the appointment of former Chelsea and Italy midfielder Roberto Di Matteo as their new manager.

The League One club announced the 38-year-old will be unveiled as the successor to Paul Ince at a press conference on Thursday morning.
Di Matteo has signed a one-year deal with the option of a further year and will take charge of first-team affairs immediately.
The club said in a statement: 'Like the club itself, Roberto is young, ambitious and hungry to succeed. We are enormously excited about the team moving forward under his leadership.'
Di Matteo is thought to have emerged on top from a list of around 40 candidates for the post, including Ian Holloway and Steve Cotterill.
Ince led the club to promotion last season before leaving to take charge of Premier League Blackburn this summer.
It is Di Matteo's first managerial appointment. He is best known in England for his six years with Chelsea before he was forced to retire through injury in 2002. He famously scored after just 43 seconds in the 1997 FA Cup final against Middlesbrough.
He also played in Euro 96 and at the World Cup in 1998. In all, he won 34 caps for his country and was named in Chelsea's greatest ever XI.

Tt mes voeux pr ce nouveau challenge à Di Matteo.

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Sujet: Re: Revue de Presse Jeu 07 Aoû 2008, 9:41 am

Sir Bobby Robson, 75 ans, admet qu'il va perdre sa bataille contre le cancer du poumon.

Former England manager Sir Bobby Robson has admitted he will lose his battle with lung cancer 'sooner rather than later'.

Robson has been battling a fifth bout of the illness and has accepted doctors' prognosis that he is unlikely to beat it.

Speaking to The Sun, he said: 'I have accepted what they have told me and I am determined to make the most of what time I have left.

'I am going to die sooner rather than later. But then everyone has to go some time, and I have enjoyed every minute.

'I have been fortunate to survive this long. It is thanks to the doctors and their dedication.'
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Sujet: Re: Revue de Presse Jeu 07 Aoû 2008, 12:39 pm

Aie, bon courage à lui quand même ...

Sujet: Re: Revue de Presse Lun 25 Aoû 2008, 10:20 am

L'equipe du week end. selon ESPN

sans les acteurs de Pompy vs Man Utd

TEAM OF THE WEEK
GK: Shay Given (Newcastle)
RB: Samuel Ricketts (Hull)
CB: Brede Hangeland (Fulham)
LB: Nyron Nosworthy (Sunderland)
RM: Leon Osman (Everton)
CM: Lee Cattermole (Wigan)
CM: Steven Gerrard (Liverpool)
CM: Jummy Bullard (Fulham)
LM: Blumer Elmano (Man City)
ST: Mido (Middlesbrough)
ST: Ricardo Fuller (Stoke)

Manager: Tony Pulis (Stoke)
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