9/24/2007 Kaveh Mahjoob, footballmedia.net Believing in yourself and your ability is step one of road to success. In football, best clubs around the world are led by coaches that inject the positive thinking and the desire for championships to their players. Over the past twelve years, In England, Manchester United, Chelsea and Arsenal have won
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9/23/2007 lastkick.com Hey football fans and Last Kick friends, As you may have figured it out I was away for a few weeks. I was in lovely Dominican Republic away from cell phones, emails, websites, and computers in general. Believe it or not during the last three weeks the only game I watched was Barcelona’s
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9/23/2007 Kaveh Mahjoob, lastkick.com The Emergence of Saba Battery! Once again Perspolis was involved in an entertaining match but for the second week in a row, the REDS had to settle down for a draw. The game against the young Moghavemat Sepassi had 6 goals and the visitors played a fair game. After a strong
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Sep 18, 2007 PA Sport Kawasaki Frontale coach Takashi Sekizuka has declared his team’s intention to avoid defeat in Iran when they take on Sepahan in the first leg of the AFC Champions League quarter-finals on Wednesday. Kawasaki created history in May when they became the first Japanese club to reach the knock-out stage of
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9/19/2007 Associated Press Jose Mourinho couldn’t win the big one for Chelsea in three seasons as manager, and he won’t get a chance to do it this year, either. Mourinho, who led the Blues to twice as many English league titles than any other manager in the club’s history, has left the team he helped
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Sep 18, 2007 PA Sport ESFAHAN – Sepahan coach Luka Bonacic has said that victory in Wednesday’s AFC Asian Champions League quarter-final first leg tie against Kawasaki Frontale is his team’s main objective of their embryonic season. Both sides are making their debuts in the knock-out stage of the competition but Sepahan go into the
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9/16/2007 Kaveh Mahjoob, lastkick.com Perspolis Was Stopped and Esteghlal Lost Again! As the time was running out for Esteghlal against Saipa, their two head coaches who each represented the glory days of different era of the Iranian football stared at the field watching their own players and then looked at each other. In one side,
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14 September 2007 AP LEIPZIG, Germany – Three prominent clubs in eastern Germany have united in banning right-wing and other extremist symbols from their stadiums. Second-division Carl Zeiss Jena and two third-division clubs, Dynamo Dresden and Magdeburg, said Friday they would not allow fans wearing or carrying extremist symbols.
