Mark Priors Calves
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McBride is going to retire at the end of the season. http://www.suntimes.com/sports/soccer/fire/2670726,brian-mcbride-chicago-fire-retire-03.article
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Cutler is dating Kristin Cavaralli from the Hills and other drivel. http://static.poponthepop.com/images/gallery/kristin-cavallari-image.jpg
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I can't wait to see this guy play. He's a monster.
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No, it's like the Community Shield in England.
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All appearing together at a rally in D.C. on Saturday. -
I can't wait for the champions league to get going.
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Sammy Sosa has some things to say about the Cubs
Mark Priors Calves replied to UMFan83's topic in Chicago Cubs Talk
Hawk Harrelson agrees that strike three was a b.s. call by Joe West. -
the acorn doesn't fall to far from the oak tree.
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I'm pretty sure that was actually Ohman who was throwing the 50 foot curveballs. Ah you're probably right. I combined two ridiculous Lou moments into one super memory.
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What is everyone's favorite moment of the Lou Piniella tenure with the Cubs? Mine is the rant he had about Stevie Ire throwing 50 foot curveballs during a post-game press conference early in '07.
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hot damn there's been a lot of lopsided games in these first two weeks.
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I'm still pulling for them. I think they can avoid the drop, but they're aggressive style is definitely going to lend them to have ass whippings like they got today at the Emirates. They were trying to play football until that questionable PK and red. Agreed. It should have been 1-1 at that point but that guy somehow missed that header.
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I'm still pulling for them. I think they can avoid the drop, but they're aggressive style is definitely going to lend them to have ass whippings like they got today at the Emirates.
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Thanks, I wish they had the game times, but still pretty neat.
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i was at a bar in brooklyn this morning watching it with all the tottenham fans in the area. absolute craziness during the first 45 minutes. some of the most exciting soccer i've seen in a while. i have liverpool/arsenal on tap for tomorrow morning @ nevada smith's. Nevada Smith's is awesome. I concur with the thoughts on the Spurs-Man City game. I couldn't believe Spurs didn't get a goal in the first half. I think we saw the two teams that'll battle for the final champions league spot again.
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Needs more CAPS and EXCLAMATION POINTS And prepubescent voice cracks " For the first time since 1989, I no longer clip every box score of every baseball game from the nearest newspaper and tape each one into a spiral notebook, a daily task that I've estimated, at roughly 15 minutes per day, has cost me 40 days of my truly pathetic life." I had to google this to see if it was true and still can't believe that article wasn't from the Onion.
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The EPL season is finally here. I'm pulling for Blackpool to stay up. A stadium that holds only 12,000 and a great cinderella story of each reaching the premier league. They came out today and thump the [expletive] out of Wigan 4-0 away. Fantastic.
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Yesterday on the BBC they were incredulous that Bradley's name had been even mentioned as an option for the Villa job.
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Fontenot to Giants
Mark Priors Calves replied to CubsInNC's topic in MLB Draft, International Signings, Amateur Baseball
Goodbye Mike Fontenot. I used to like you (when you only played in occasional spots), but not any longer. -
ESPN will be broadcasting the Premier League the next three years.
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Beckham's England career is now officially over. I wonder what sort of impact this will have on his club career and future in the MLS.
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Less competition for starting spots. At his age, that's almost a guaranteed 10 to 12 yrs of World Cup and Euro qualifiers in groups with at least two nations with decent national leagues (and thus visible exposure to coaches/managers of teams within those leagues). Sounds like a smart business decision to me. Not to mention that if he's good enough (I have no clue about his talent level), he'd actually get the chance to play in the World Cup rather than having to settle for getting waxed in Euro and WC qualifiers every few months - and all athletes love to win. I guess if he doesn't think he's good enough to play for us, that's one thing, but those thoughts rarely cross the minds of professional athletes. Well Armenia did beat Belgium in WC 2010 qualifying.
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He'll find a new job in no time but the timing might make that a bit unusual.
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The Chosen One eventually wants to coach the US team. Where do I sign?
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Agreed. I used to like David Haugh too, but somehow, he's gotten pretty awful in the last year or two. He's not on the Bears beat any longer, he writes the "In the Wake of the News" column for Trib. Seconded on the Brad Biggs love, it was a coup for the Trib to sign him away from the Sun-Times last year. His twitter feed is fantastic.
