by: Benered Fransisco
Detroit Lion Football is one of the most the famous Football team in the United States. They all went through tremendous challenges but in all of those challenges from the year 1930 to 2006 the team has maintained in unison and that is one of the most remarkable secrets of the team. There are many fans of Detroit all over United States and some people are really crazy about them.
Lion's thanksgiving tradition is the one tradition that has been followed and is still being followed even today. Thanksgiving day also holds a great respect in America and is observed by everyone it means a time that is acknowledge to the nations forefathers and giving thanks to them for their paths that the nation travels today. Thanksgiving is one of those emotional moments that touch the heart of everyone in the nation and especially for the Detroit's.
Well Detroit Lion Football team has around more than 30 current members in its team; they all come from different states in America. The history of the Detroit's began in its 30's along with many players who have retired or fired and the ones who left and the history is going on till today. There is a university of Detroit stadium and it is a stadium in Michigan, which hosted the NFL's Detroit Wolverine's, for only the season in 1928. The stadium had around 25,000 people who visited it.
The Spartan Municipal stadium, which was known as Universal stadium, is a stadium at Ohio. There were around 8, 200 people present at its peak in the year 1930. The Lions also have a special program, which is called as the Lions Legends. This program is in the honor of former players.
Hal Griffin, George Potsy Clark, Earl Dutch Clark, Elmer Gus Henderson, George Potsy Clark, Bill Edwards, John Karcis, Charles Gus Dorais, Bo McMillin, Buddy Parker, George Wilson, Harry Gilmer, Joe Schmidt, Don McCafferty, Rick Forzano, Tommy Hudspeth, Monte Clark, Darryl Rogers, Wayne Fontes, Bobby Ross, Gary Moeller, Marty Mornhinweg, Steve Mariucci, Dick Jauron, Rod Marinelli all have been the head coaches in the Lions. The head coaches listed above are counted from the year 1930 to the year 2006.
The other notable alumni are Eric Andlolsek, Chuck Long, Lomas Brown, Earl Morrall, Roger Brown, Herman Moore, Jeff Chadwich, Rodney Peete, Harry Colon , Milt Plum, Chip Cox, Robert Porcher, Mel Farr, Glenn Presnell, Erik Kramer, Mike Utley.The retired people from the lions are Dutch Clark, Barry Sanders, Bobby Layne, Doak Walker, Joe Schmidt and Chuck Hughes.
This is just the outline of the Detroit Lion Football fame.
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The Best Football Season Ever: Sports Widows Can Have Their Own Fun!
by : Tzippi Moss
The football season offers great opportunities for us women to rediscover ourselves, while keeping a distance from those who remain perpetually glued to the tube and their munchies week in and week out. So, don’t go in to ‘hibernation’ – here’s how you can take control of this season in some exciting and memorable ways.
Around this time of year I hear of women who feel abandoned. Yes, I’m talking about that unique seasonal male bonding ritual, called NFL Sunday’s and Monday Night Football.
If you are one of those women who begin looking at the T.V. set and plasma screens with hatred and envy, or whose mind starts to numb at the very word “football”, start thanking your guy instead for the wonderful opportunity you’ve just been handed.
What is that, you’re wondering? The chance to create your own Fall season ritual with your women friends. As the men become oblivious to you while tossing back a few beers, chowing down on their favorite junk foods and cheering on their chosen teams, take the ball in your own hands and organize your own celebration.
Remember, if you’re out of the house, you don’t have to deal with listening to the ongoing football commentary, requests for stuff from the kitchen or the assumption that you will be volunteered for clean up duty. If your partner is hopeless with organizing child care or cleaning up after the guys, write him a little love note, or say something that goes like this:
Dear Football-Fan Hubby,
I know how much you love the football season. Sunday’s and Monday nights are holy for you until the day after the Super Bowl. This year I want you to really enjoy yourself. I’ve arranged a baby sitter/cleaner for the kids so that you can watch the games undistracted with your buddies. I’m getting out of the house, as well, so you can really hang out with the guys. You won’t even have to worry about the clean up.
Have a great time and know I love you,…
If on the other hand, your partner shares duties with you, you might try writing or saying the following:
Dear Football Fan Hubby,
I know how much you love the football season. Sunday’s and Monday nights are holy for you until the day after the Super Bowl. This year I really want you to enjoy yourself. That’s why I’ll plan on getting out of the house so you and your friends can have a good time alone. I’m leaving the babysitter and clean up arrangements to you so they suit you best. Have a great time,
Love,…
That’s Stage I. Now for the best part… Stage II.
Gather together a group of your friends and create your own version of female bonding. While it’s always nice to go out to a restaurant or a movie, why not try something a little different?
Consider forming a women’s club that meets every Sunday afternoon or Monday night during the football season. Have a different woman plan each week’s fun, according to her interests and specialties. That way, you may enjoy a spa night, a night tour of historical sites, famous homes, or great architecture in your area, a home crafts evening or one of decadent desserts. If one of you is a bookworm, ask each woman to come dressed as one of her favorite book characters and bring books to swap. The holidays are coming up – brainstorm with your women’s club on creative gifts for your family, while sipping on exotic wine punches and eating warm chestnuts. The possibilities are endless.
So, leave the couch potatoes in their most comfortable position – this year’s football season will never be the same.
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The football season offers great opportunities for us women to rediscover ourselves, while keeping a distance from those who remain perpetually glued to the tube and their munchies week in and week out. So, don’t go in to ‘hibernation’ – here’s how you can take control of this season in some exciting and memorable ways.
Around this time of year I hear of women who feel abandoned. Yes, I’m talking about that unique seasonal male bonding ritual, called NFL Sunday’s and Monday Night Football.
If you are one of those women who begin looking at the T.V. set and plasma screens with hatred and envy, or whose mind starts to numb at the very word “football”, start thanking your guy instead for the wonderful opportunity you’ve just been handed.
What is that, you’re wondering? The chance to create your own Fall season ritual with your women friends. As the men become oblivious to you while tossing back a few beers, chowing down on their favorite junk foods and cheering on their chosen teams, take the ball in your own hands and organize your own celebration.
Remember, if you’re out of the house, you don’t have to deal with listening to the ongoing football commentary, requests for stuff from the kitchen or the assumption that you will be volunteered for clean up duty. If your partner is hopeless with organizing child care or cleaning up after the guys, write him a little love note, or say something that goes like this:
Dear Football-Fan Hubby,
I know how much you love the football season. Sunday’s and Monday nights are holy for you until the day after the Super Bowl. This year I want you to really enjoy yourself. I’ve arranged a baby sitter/cleaner for the kids so that you can watch the games undistracted with your buddies. I’m getting out of the house, as well, so you can really hang out with the guys. You won’t even have to worry about the clean up.
Have a great time and know I love you,…
If on the other hand, your partner shares duties with you, you might try writing or saying the following:
Dear Football Fan Hubby,
I know how much you love the football season. Sunday’s and Monday nights are holy for you until the day after the Super Bowl. This year I really want you to enjoy yourself. That’s why I’ll plan on getting out of the house so you and your friends can have a good time alone. I’m leaving the babysitter and clean up arrangements to you so they suit you best. Have a great time,
Love,…
That’s Stage I. Now for the best part… Stage II.
Gather together a group of your friends and create your own version of female bonding. While it’s always nice to go out to a restaurant or a movie, why not try something a little different?
Consider forming a women’s club that meets every Sunday afternoon or Monday night during the football season. Have a different woman plan each week’s fun, according to her interests and specialties. That way, you may enjoy a spa night, a night tour of historical sites, famous homes, or great architecture in your area, a home crafts evening or one of decadent desserts. If one of you is a bookworm, ask each woman to come dressed as one of her favorite book characters and bring books to swap. The holidays are coming up – brainstorm with your women’s club on creative gifts for your family, while sipping on exotic wine punches and eating warm chestnuts. The possibilities are endless.
So, leave the couch potatoes in their most comfortable position – this year’s football season will never be the same.
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Football Crazy Wall Clock
by: S. Roberts
Do you know someone who is football crazy? Is your Dad a footy nut? Is your brother a soccer Fanatic? This is possibly the bestest Crimbo pressie you can make them. You can make it fit any football team of your choosing, or add an assortment of football teams. You could also adapt this idea to make a net-ball, basketball, or rugby clock.
To make a Football Crazy Wall Clock you will need...
Paint, thick card or an old grocery box, a clock mechanism and clock hands (you will find these at craft shops) and a print out of pattern of football shirts which is available at the link below.
Colour the football shirts in the team’s strip you choose. You can colour them randomly if you wish. Number each shirt 1 to 12.
To make the clock face, draw around a large dinner plate or a tea tray onto some card. An old grocery box is great. Cut out two identical circles, and glue them together so that the lines in the cards structure cross, this will give the clock face extra strength.
Once the glue is dry, paint the clock face green. Again leave to dry. With white paint, paint on a centre line through the middle of the clock face, and paint a kick off circle in the middle of the clock.
Push a pencil through the centre of the clock face ready to attach the clock mechanism. Be very careful and use the old Plasticine trick - Put a ball of Plasticine on the table, put your card on top of it where you need the hole to be, and push the pencil through the card and into the Plasticine.
Arrange the football shirts on the clock face and stick them down.
Push the clock spindle through the hole and push on the hands. The mechanism has a hole for hanging the clock on the wall.
Put a battery in the clock and set the time.
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Do you know someone who is football crazy? Is your Dad a footy nut? Is your brother a soccer Fanatic? This is possibly the bestest Crimbo pressie you can make them. You can make it fit any football team of your choosing, or add an assortment of football teams. You could also adapt this idea to make a net-ball, basketball, or rugby clock.
To make a Football Crazy Wall Clock you will need...
Paint, thick card or an old grocery box, a clock mechanism and clock hands (you will find these at craft shops) and a print out of pattern of football shirts which is available at the link below.
Colour the football shirts in the team’s strip you choose. You can colour them randomly if you wish. Number each shirt 1 to 12.
To make the clock face, draw around a large dinner plate or a tea tray onto some card. An old grocery box is great. Cut out two identical circles, and glue them together so that the lines in the cards structure cross, this will give the clock face extra strength.
Once the glue is dry, paint the clock face green. Again leave to dry. With white paint, paint on a centre line through the middle of the clock face, and paint a kick off circle in the middle of the clock.
Push a pencil through the centre of the clock face ready to attach the clock mechanism. Be very careful and use the old Plasticine trick - Put a ball of Plasticine on the table, put your card on top of it where you need the hole to be, and push the pencil through the card and into the Plasticine.
Arrange the football shirts on the clock face and stick them down.
Push the clock spindle through the hole and push on the hands. The mechanism has a hole for hanging the clock on the wall.
Put a battery in the clock and set the time.
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Florida Gators Football Tickets - Are We Witnessing The Birth Of A New Dynasty?
by :Jay Nault
Florida Gators football tickets have been hard to find, and the team has held a special place in the hearts of Gators fans, for over 20 years now. The team was a perennial also-ran before the likes of Steve Spurrier showed up in Gainesville and transformed the Gators into a national power. The roots of such a run of dominance were beginning to take hold a bit before Spurrier arrived, but Florida was always a national contender under Spurrier and won the national championship in 1996.
However, after Spurrier left for the NFL, the Gators’ dominance began to wane as the team searched for an identity and lost quite a few games it never would have under their sometimes-controversial leader. Ron Zook, Spurrier’s replacement, was not beloved by any stretch in Gainesville, and he was basically run out of town after the 2004 season.
Zook is now struggling with a very bad Illinois team, and the job of restoring Gator glory fell on Urban Meyer, who was the “hot” coaching candidate after the 2004 season when he led Utah to unprecedented results and rankings. No one thought that Meyer would wind up in Florida, as most had him penciled in for the Notre Dame job, but in a very surprising turn of events, Meyer took the Florida job and declined Notre Dame’s overtures. The results are already beginning to show, and Florida Gators football tickets could once again become nearly impossible to find, as Meyer is building a foundation at Florida that could wind up rivaling Spurrier’s work. Below are a few reasons why this is the case.
Meyer’s System
Let’s face it - big-time college coaches are all more than competent when it comes to preparing a team for a game. There’s a reason they rose through the ranks and got to where they are. So what sets the truly great one apart? When it comes to in-game coaching, it’s the system that they have in place. Meyer’s spread offense is famous for its creativity and the difficulty it presents opponents in defending it. No one has really figured out how to stop it, and now that Meyer is in his second year, his system is beginning to take hold.
This spread offense has made several average-to-decent quarterbacks great ones, and one only need look at the current exploits of Chris Leak and Tim Tebow as well as how things worked out for Alex Smith at Utah to see just how effective this system can be. It’s possible that none of these quarterbacks would be NFL prospects without Meyer’s coaching, but Smith wound up being the first overall pick in the draft and Leak is headed to the NFL next season. Tebow, with the benefit of having four years under Meyer, has a ceiling that can’t even be defined at this point. Great offensive coaching leads to great quarterback play, and in college football, that alone can be enough to run a team through its schedule with a lot of wins.
Recruiting
Under Zook, the Gators were starting to lose a few of the recruiting battles that they had grown accustomed to winning under Spurrier, but Meyer has changed all of that. Meyer’s reputation is such that players want to go play for him, which does not bode well for Miami and Florida State, Florida’s traditional recruiting rivals. One can already see a few cracks in Miami’s and Florida State’s talent levels, and don’t think for a second that Meyer doesn’t have anything to do with that.
Great recruiting builds a great talent base, and even though Florida had what many considered to be the most brutal schedule in the country this season, the Gators are flying high and have a shot to qualify for the national championship game if they run the table through the rest of their SEC schedule.
All in all, a coaching system and a reputation lead to a recruiting advantage, and this recruiting advantage leads to a loaded roster, which Florida has already under Meyer. All of this can come together and lead to a run of national dominance, which is the direction in which Florida appears to be headed. If you’ve been faithfully using your Florida Gators football tickets during the recent “down years,” you may be rewarded soon for your patience
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Florida Gators football tickets have been hard to find, and the team has held a special place in the hearts of Gators fans, for over 20 years now. The team was a perennial also-ran before the likes of Steve Spurrier showed up in Gainesville and transformed the Gators into a national power. The roots of such a run of dominance were beginning to take hold a bit before Spurrier arrived, but Florida was always a national contender under Spurrier and won the national championship in 1996.
However, after Spurrier left for the NFL, the Gators’ dominance began to wane as the team searched for an identity and lost quite a few games it never would have under their sometimes-controversial leader. Ron Zook, Spurrier’s replacement, was not beloved by any stretch in Gainesville, and he was basically run out of town after the 2004 season.
Zook is now struggling with a very bad Illinois team, and the job of restoring Gator glory fell on Urban Meyer, who was the “hot” coaching candidate after the 2004 season when he led Utah to unprecedented results and rankings. No one thought that Meyer would wind up in Florida, as most had him penciled in for the Notre Dame job, but in a very surprising turn of events, Meyer took the Florida job and declined Notre Dame’s overtures. The results are already beginning to show, and Florida Gators football tickets could once again become nearly impossible to find, as Meyer is building a foundation at Florida that could wind up rivaling Spurrier’s work. Below are a few reasons why this is the case.
Meyer’s System
Let’s face it - big-time college coaches are all more than competent when it comes to preparing a team for a game. There’s a reason they rose through the ranks and got to where they are. So what sets the truly great one apart? When it comes to in-game coaching, it’s the system that they have in place. Meyer’s spread offense is famous for its creativity and the difficulty it presents opponents in defending it. No one has really figured out how to stop it, and now that Meyer is in his second year, his system is beginning to take hold.
This spread offense has made several average-to-decent quarterbacks great ones, and one only need look at the current exploits of Chris Leak and Tim Tebow as well as how things worked out for Alex Smith at Utah to see just how effective this system can be. It’s possible that none of these quarterbacks would be NFL prospects without Meyer’s coaching, but Smith wound up being the first overall pick in the draft and Leak is headed to the NFL next season. Tebow, with the benefit of having four years under Meyer, has a ceiling that can’t even be defined at this point. Great offensive coaching leads to great quarterback play, and in college football, that alone can be enough to run a team through its schedule with a lot of wins.
Recruiting
Under Zook, the Gators were starting to lose a few of the recruiting battles that they had grown accustomed to winning under Spurrier, but Meyer has changed all of that. Meyer’s reputation is such that players want to go play for him, which does not bode well for Miami and Florida State, Florida’s traditional recruiting rivals. One can already see a few cracks in Miami’s and Florida State’s talent levels, and don’t think for a second that Meyer doesn’t have anything to do with that.
Great recruiting builds a great talent base, and even though Florida had what many considered to be the most brutal schedule in the country this season, the Gators are flying high and have a shot to qualify for the national championship game if they run the table through the rest of their SEC schedule.
All in all, a coaching system and a reputation lead to a recruiting advantage, and this recruiting advantage leads to a loaded roster, which Florida has already under Meyer. All of this can come together and lead to a run of national dominance, which is the direction in which Florida appears to be headed. If you’ve been faithfully using your Florida Gators football tickets during the recent “down years,” you may be rewarded soon for your patience
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Parenting Skills - Five Ways to Turbo-Boost Your Confidence
by: Frank McGinty
The 'phone conversation had nothing at all to do with parenting. However, it made me think...
"Hello, Eastbank Football Club. Can I help you?" "Good morning, may I speak with the Assistant Coach, please?" "Oh, I'm sorry. He's still on vacation." "I see. Is anyone on the coaching staff there?" "No, they're all away right now. The club's closed for another week yet. I'm only the Groundsman." "Well, thanks anyway. And hey, why say you're only the Groundsman? If it wasn't for you, there wouldn't be a football club. They'd have nowhere to play!" (Pause) "Yeah, I'd never really thought of it like that. (Laughter) Thanks a lot, pal, you've made my day!"
So often we do ourselves down, don't we? We devalue our own contribution or service. "I'm only a shop assistant!" "I'm only a . . . " (fill in the blank!) Sometimes we even hear women say: "I'm just a housewife"!
Confidence and self-esteem are often in short supply these days. And nowhere more so than in PARENTING!
Even those who are superbly confident in their work or social situations, often teeter on the edge when it comes to their parenting skills.
Why?
Is it something to do with the breakdown in old-fashioned values and concepts of authority; the widening gulf between kids and their parents; the dangers we as parents are so acutely aware of, but which are casually dismissed by our kids?
Whatever the causes, there's a lot you can do to improve things.
Step 1 Dr Norman Vincent Peale, author of The Power Of Positive Thinking, used to advise people to sit down and write out a list of all their assets and abilities.
But Dr Peale's next suggestion is crucial. Once the list of assets and abilities has been written, he tells us to raise the stakes. Simply BELIEVE that you are at the very least 10% better than you think. It's now widely acknowledged in modern psychology that you'll still be way off the mark! So have faith. You're better than you think.
Step 2 Do some study. You probably weren't taught parenting skills at school or college, yet parenting is the most vital contribution to society. There are lots of books, courses, tapes, CDs and videos on parenting. No excuses! Grab some and get busy. Knowledge and insight bring confidence. Whatever stage you're at, you can improve yourself.
Step 3 Learn to temper your reaction in stressful parenting situations. Easier said than done! But you can make a conscious effort to stay calm and remind yourself of Dr Peale's advice (You're more capable than you think you are!), and you can put into practice what you've been studying about family dynamics.
Step 4 Develop yourself in some way. Yes, remember those piano lessons you once took, or that art class you attended? Interests like these are great stress relievers and they build self-confidence - which is vital for parenting. If you feel you're already confident in other matters, but it's only in parenting you feel a lack, why not take up some activity with your kids? Learning together brings you together, and can be great fun!
Step 5 Finally, resist any temptation to go it alone. Nature intended us to be social creatures. Seek advice from grandparents, relatives, friends. Overcome your pride. Discuss your parenting challenges with others and draw on the communal strength. And d'you know what? You'll find you're not alone. Let's work on parenting together, as a community.
Visitors Guide to Rome, Lazio, Italy
by: Nia Rees
One of the world's most historic and fascinating cities, Rome is famous for its rich heritage and important buildings. Many magnificent monuments and truly ancient ruins reside in Rome, together with numerous vibrant shopping areas, restaurants and sightseeing opportunities. The city has much to offer tourists and also offers a selection of nearby beaches.
Standing alongside the scenic River Tiber, Rome has a population of almost 3
million and experiences hot summer weather and particularly mild, pleasant winters.
With year-round attractions, many people choose to visit Rome between November
to February, when the city is at its quietest.
Rome Hotels:
Being one of Italy's most popular tourist destinations, it is hardly surprising that
Rome is full of hotels, catering for all tastes and budgets. Ranging from impressive
hotels in the Centro Storico (historic centre), to more modern accommodation
around the Campo dei Fiori, hotels in Rome quickly become fully booked, and so be
sure to reserve your room in advance. Bed and breakfasts in Rome are known as
'pensioni' and often provide particularly good value for money, with a number being
located close to the 'Stazione Termini' railway station and Trastevere area.
Rome Tourism:
Rome has long been a major tourist destination and its historical attractions and
important ruins are known throughout the world. However, the city is also an
exciting and vibrant place to visit, with many impressive shops, restaurants,
entertainment venues and seasonal festivals. Some of the most popular places to
visit in Rome include the Circus Maximus, the Coliseum, the Forum, the Pantheon,
Janiculum Hill, the Trevi Fountain, the Spanish Steps, and the vast Vatican City, the
official residence of the Pope, head of the Roman Catholic faith. The Sistine Chapel
at the Vatican City is particularly awe-inspiring, together with the city's numerous
art galleries and museums.
Popular events in the city include many operas, ballets and concerts at Rome's
numerous theatres. Other seasonal highlights include regular football matches at
the Stadio Olimpico, the Rome Marathon each March, religious events throughout
Easter, concerts at the Teatro Olimpico, June's Pesaro Film Festival, and also the
Festa della Madonna della Neve, held every August.
Rome Transport:
With good rail connections to a number of major cities, including Florence and
Venice, Rome is well-connected by highways, which provide easy access to nearby
towns. Rome's Metro subway network, public buses and trams all provide
inexpensive ways to travel throughout the city. Car rental is one of the most
popular ways to travel out of the city and is perfect for day trips and excursions.
Located around 18 miles / 29 km from the city centre, Leonardo da Vinci Airport,
also known as Fiumicino, is an important air transport hub. Dealing with large
numbers of domestic and international flights each day, ground transportation at
the airport includes buses, trains and car hire.
Rome Shopping:
Known for its chic fashion boutiques and expensive department stores, shopping in
Rome is a major attraction. With many bustling shops clustered around the Piazza
Di Spagna, other popular stores can be found around the city's Via Del Governo
Vecchio area, close to the Spanish Steps, along the Via Sistina, and on Via
Borgognona. Also, the pedestrianized Via Frattina is the perfect place for some
serious window shopping.
Rome Restaurants:
Home to one of the greatest cuisines in the world, Italian restaurants are known for
their superb local specialities, which include freshly made pizzas, pasta dishes,
paninis, salads, a selection of cheeses and many other types of food. Al fresco
dining is particularly popular in Rome, with an array of cafes, bars and superb ice
cream shops clustered around the piazzas.
Arsenal Football team
by: Marcia Henin
Arsenal – professional football club, also known as “The Gunners”. Based in North London, this successful English football team is known as one of the leading football clubs in England. Arsenal was founded in 1886 by the group of workers at the Woolwich Arsenal Armament Factory. In 1891 the Club turned professional and changed its name to Woolwich Arsenal; the club joined the Football League in 1893. They won their first major trophies thirty years later, which included five League Championship titles and two FA Cups. Arsenal set a UEFA Champions League record by going ten matches without conceding a goal in the season of 2005-2006.
The team was initially based in Woolwich, but in 1913 moved to Arsenal Stadium, Highbury, and then to their current location, the Emirates stadium, which contains 60,432 people. Arsenal football club colors are red and white, their symbol depicting a canon, as a symbol of Armament factory. Arsenal's home colors have been the inspiration for at least three other clubs.
Arsenal keeps an on-going rivalry with Tottenham Hotspur and with several other football teams, with whom they compete. The manager of “Arsenal” is Arsenal Wenger; the club belongs to the company “Arsenal Holding”. Arsenal often appears in the media, in sports news and on TV. Arsenal games on-line attracts millions of viewers; Arsenal clips present the moments of victory. The club includes top players from different countries, such as Spain, Netherlands, France and Switzerland. Fans collect pictures of the group and watch videos of “Arsenal” on-line; this leading football club enjoys public’s attention all over the world.
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Lazio's Greatest XI
by : Dennis Neri
Lazio enjoyed their greatest triumphs in the late 90s and before 2003 with Zdenek Zeman and Sven Goran Ericsson when they won countless cups and the Scudetto for the first time in their existence.
Goalkeeper
They have had 2 genuine contenders for the best ever goalkeeper and I have picked Angelo Peruzzi over Luca Marchegiani because he was a, well, better goalkeeper.
Right back
I have gone for Paolo Negro over Massimo Oddo because of his longevity at the club. Mauro Tassotti was more associated with his time at AC Milan.
Left Back
I have gone for Guiseppe Favalli for the amount of quality performances he gave to Lazio down the years. The likes of Guiseppe Pancaro and Jose Chamot are worthy of mentions.
Centre Backs
Alessandro Nesta has got to be the finest defender to have ever played for Lazio and the fact that he is Lazio born and bred is an added bonus. I have chosen Jaap Stam as his partner because he gave 3 good years at Lazio and also because of lack of quality alternatives in that position. Fernando Couto and Sinisa Mihalovic however do warrant a mention and Nestor Sensini did not play enough games for Lazio.
Right-winger
I have gone for Stefano Fiore, as over a period of time, he was the most consistent in his position beating out the likes of Attilio Lombardo, Sergio Conceicao and Roberto Rambaudi.
Central Midfield
Lazio have been blessed over the years with lots of quality to play for them. Players like Diego Fuser, Roberto Di Matteo, Vladamir Jugovic, Giuliano Giannichedda, Giorgio Venturin, Juan Sebastián Verón, Aron Winter, César, Karel Poborský, Michael Laudrup, Paul Gascoigne, Fabio Liverani, Thomas Doll, Giovanni Stroppa and Dejan Stankovi. But I have gone for Diego Simone and Pavel Nedved.
I never did understand why Lazio had to sell Simone to Inter Milan because he was fantastic for them and Nedved was just sublime during his spell at Lazio and was perhaps their most valuable player.
Forwards
Again, Lazio have had so many top quality forwards down the years. Players like Pierluigi Casiraghi, Igor Protti, Bruno Giordano, Christian Vieri, Marcelo Salas, Ruben Sosa, Karlheinz Riedle, Roberto Mancini, Claudio López, Hernán Crespo, Simone Inzaghi and Paolo Di Canio.
But I have gone for 3 players that were fantastic during their time at Lazio. Alen Boksic, with his running power and direct play, Beppe Signori with his wonderful array of goals and the sheer volume of them and perhaps Lazio's greatest ever player, Giorgio Chinaglia.
Information about Tottenham Football club
Tottenham Hotspur Football Club is a professional English football club, also referred to as Spurs. The club was organized in 1882 by grammar school boys and became a professional football club in 1895. Spurs first played in Tottenham Marshes in London, then in Northumberland Park, and finally to the White Hart Lane in the London Borough of Haringey. Tottenham Hotspurs won election to the Second Division of Football League, and were its champions, then winning the First Division Championship.
by: Marcia Henin
The club’s moto is Audere est Facere (Lat. “To Dare is to Do”); their home colors are white and away colors are blue. The club emblem features a cockerel standing on a ball. Their sponsors for the season of 2007 were Puma and Mansion. Head coach until season 2011 became Juande Ramos. In the sixties Tottenham won the FA Cup and the European Cup Semi-Final; Tottenham became the first British club to win a European trophy. Among many trophies won by Tottenham in the following years there are the League Cup (1971), the UEFA Cup and many others. Among the club’s prizes there are 8 FA Cups, 3 Football League Cups, 7 FA Community Shields. Tottenham club consists of players from many different countries: Canada, Portugal, Finland, France, Ireland etc.
Tottenham have the highest average of people attending their matches; the number of Tottenham fans in Britain amounts to 1.4 million. The matches of Tottenham Hotspur are broadly discussed in TV and newspapers. Internet video sites present Tottanham video matches live online, making them accessible to millions of fans.
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by: Marcia Henin
The club’s moto is Audere est Facere (Lat. “To Dare is to Do”); their home colors are white and away colors are blue. The club emblem features a cockerel standing on a ball. Their sponsors for the season of 2007 were Puma and Mansion. Head coach until season 2011 became Juande Ramos. In the sixties Tottenham won the FA Cup and the European Cup Semi-Final; Tottenham became the first British club to win a European trophy. Among many trophies won by Tottenham in the following years there are the League Cup (1971), the UEFA Cup and many others. Among the club’s prizes there are 8 FA Cups, 3 Football League Cups, 7 FA Community Shields. Tottenham club consists of players from many different countries: Canada, Portugal, Finland, France, Ireland etc.
Tottenham have the highest average of people attending their matches; the number of Tottenham fans in Britain amounts to 1.4 million. The matches of Tottenham Hotspur are broadly discussed in TV and newspapers. Internet video sites present Tottanham video matches live online, making them accessible to millions of fans.
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Football Plays And Strategies For A Winning Season!
Tyrone Braxton played pro football as a starting cornerback and safety for Denver for most of his career from 1987 to 1999. With Denver, Braxton had 4 visits to the "Big Show" (SB XXII, SB XXIV, SB XXXII, SB XXXIII) and has 2 Championship rings. In SB XXXII, he had an interception against Brett Favre that set up a key Denver touchdown and ultimately played a big role in bringing home the major championship trophy to "Mile High City".
Braxton finished his 13 seasons with 40 interceptions, which he returned for 617 yards and 5 touchdowns. He also recorded 3 sacks and 10 fumble recoveries, which he returned for 106 yards. In 1996, Braxton led the PROS in interceptions and was invited to Honolulu to play with the best of the best. Braxton also played one season with the Miami in 1994 and led the PROS in interceptions in 1996.
Braxton played college football at North Dakota State University where he earned all-conference honors as a senior and won 3 National Championships in 4 years. He was a Defensive back and punt return specialist who earned all-conference honors as a senior after posting 128 tackles, one INT and two FR. He led the conference with five INTs and a punt return average of 15.0 as a junior. He was a member of the North Central Conference champion outdoor 400-meter relay squad and competed in the national championship. Braxton was drafted by the Broncos in the 12th round of the 1987 NFL Draft.
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