Archive for September, 2007
29 September 2007
A girl on TLC’s What Not To Wear is a dead ringer for Alexander Hleb. Unfortunately, the Odds and Sods editorial staff could only find the after photo. If you want a better comparison, go here and click “Preview.”
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Tags: Alexander Hleb, Arsenal
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27 September 2007
Due to some radio difficulties in the Odds and Sods-mobile during our trip back to Detroit and our Ipod adapter going MIA, we were forced to put up with Detroit Sports Talk Radio. We were listening to the show, which we are about 90% sure was The Sports Inferno on 1270.
One of the analysts during [...]
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Tags: Detroit Lions, NFL, Philadelphia Eagles
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27 September 2007
Umpire Mike Winters was suspended for the rest of the season by MLB, and rightly so. The 20 year-veteran was punished for “aiming a profanity” at Padres outfielder Milton Bradley during the Padres-Rockies game on Sept. 23.
Plate umpire Brian Runge told Bradley that other umpires had stated that Bradley had thrown his bat at him [...]
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Tags: Mike Winters, Milton Bradley, San Diego Padres
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25 September 2007
(AP Photo: Pat Little)
Michigan 14 - (10) Penn St. 9
Even with Michigan’s horrific start, Mike Hart is still on the Heisman radar, and deservedly so. The senior was by far the best player on the field and willed the Wolverines to victory. The next person to make a pun about him having a lot of [...]
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Tags: Florida, Louisville, LSU, Miami, Michigan, Mississippi, Penn St., South Carolina, Syracuse, Texas A&M
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25 September 2007
Arsenal 5 - Derby 0
It was another confident performance from the Gunners, as they outclassed and disposed of a pathetic opponent at home. Arsenal have been racking up points by picking off the weaker teams, but as Man U proved last season, that is how titles are won. Cesc should start clearing space on his [...]
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Tags: Arsenal, Birmingham City, Bolton, Chelsea, Derby, Liverpool, Manchester United, Premier League, Spurs
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22 September 2007
Some seedy details have come out today about John Terry, and for once they don’t involve underage sluts and/or drunken shenanigans.
Citing an anonymous source at the club, Duncan Castles alleges in the Observer that Brave Captain John may have been at least partially to blame for the mutually consented departure of manager Jose Mourinho.
On Tuesday, [...]
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Tags: Chelsea, John Terry, Jose Mourinho, Premiership
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21 September 2007
Uzbek billionaire Allsher Usmanov increased his stake in Arsenal once again on Tuesday. Usmanov co-owns Red and White Holdings Ltd., which purchased the 14.65% holding of boardroom bete noire David Dein for 75m GBP in August. His recent acquisitions have brought his share in the club to 21%, leaving him the second largest shareholder, only [...]
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Tags: Arsenal, Premier League
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20 September 2007
ESPN has slowly enhanced the soccer coverage on its network, over the past year. What was once an occasional appearance in the Top 10 plays, is now semi-regular highlights from the big three European leagues and the Champions League on ESPNews and Sportscenter. However, rather than assimilating soccer into the mainstream mindset, these forays [...]
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Tags: ESPN
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20 September 2007
19 year old Brazilian Kerlon Moura Souza is the favorite to inherit the famed #10 shirt for Brazil one day. The Cruzeiro midfielder has been linked with the usual suspects (Real Madrid, Arsenal, Manchester United). Here is his signature move, the seal dribble which, because it is hard to defend legally, extremely annoys everyone involved. [...]
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Tags: Brazil, Kerlon
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20 September 2007
During an interview with James Brown for HBO’s “Real Sports with Bryant Gumbel,” Donovan McNabb stressed that African-American quarterbacks faced more criticism than white quarterbacks. McNabb stated, “There’s not that many African-American quarterbacks, so we have to do a little bit extra.” When asked if Carson Palmer and Peyton Manning did not also face the [...]
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Tags: Donovan McNabb, NFL, Philadelphia Eagles
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