Former England skipper David Beckham completed his move to Paris Saint Germain this afternoon – but then appeared to think he was still applying for the job.
To be fair he is an unpaid intern for now (his salary is being donated to a children’s charity in Paris), so perhaps he is still angling for a full-time position. read more »
He just can’t believe his luck can he? After a period of time out of the game, Harry Redknapp is back doing what he knows best, spunking millions on footballers.
It has been confirmed that alongside Loic Remy (fee of £8m, contract worth £18m), QPR have today signed Christopher Samba from Anzhi. The defender will cost £12.5m and has been given a four-and-a-half year deal worth £100,000 per week. Anzhi are not a selling club, and when a rich Russian outfit think that you have offered silly money, that is exactly what you have done. read more »
The Youtube title on the video in Portuguese starts with “Bizarro”, and that’s just about a perfect description.
Defender Fabio Ferreira should be hugely congratulated for getting back and managing to clear the ball off the line after his goalkeeper had made a save, but the player also ruined the game for everybody. read more »
Wayne Rooney might be disliked by fans of opposing teams, and there is no doubt he is an objectionable fellow, but it does seem a touch harsh of Manchester United to make the England striker look like Adolf Hitler.
The similarity can be seen on a United scarf, with the shadowing effect looking like a toothbrush moustache and the fold in the scarf looking like the dictator’s sweeping fringe.
We’ll let you make your own minds up, but in fairness the writing on the garment does make it look rather unofficial.
Via @30FPS
Earlier in the week we brought you the above GIF of Leeds United’s Rodolph Austin, who had a shot from his own half at full time in his side’s FA Cup victory over Spurs.
The shot went in, but we assumed that no-one minded too much because Leeds still won the match. Well, one unlucky punter would care to disagree. read more »
