The problem with the rule about getting a yellow card for an over-elaborate celebration is that once you have over-stepped the line, you might as well run with it and get your money’s worth.
That is very much an ethos followed by Macedonian midfielder Mario Gjurovski of Muangthong United during a Thai Premier League match against TOT Sport Club. read more »
The first thing to say is that this is clearly mentally unacceptable, but Persiwa Wamena striker Pieter Rumaropen has got one hell of a punch on him.
The forward was reacting to a rather dodgy penalty decision given in the latter stages of his side’s Indonesia Super League match against Pelita Bandung Raya when he cam in with a swinging hook. read more »
Oh dear, we might think that as a species we have got rather good at football, but when the robots do finally get a team together we’re in big trouble, because the keeper is bloody brilliant. read more »
It is widely accepted that football corruption is most rife in Asia, but pretty sure that most authorities believed that games were thrown for financial reasons.
However, three Lebanese officials have been charged been throwing an AFC match in Singapore. However, rather than financial gain, the officials were allegedly paid in free sexual gratification. read more »
Posted by Daniel Storey on March 30, 2013 in: Asia|1 Comment
Those pesky Japanese do love a clever invention. Playstations, pocket calculators, bullet trains, CD players and tamagotchi are just a few creations that have changed the way the world operates, and now they have altered football forever.
Because this, ladies and gentleman, is bicycle football.
I haven’t really got a lot more for you than a weak ‘bicycle kick’ pun. Ok?