BEST SOCCER INFO

Ronaldo - Knee Injury

2008-02-15T22:52:00.003+08:00

A knee operation undertaken on AC Milan and Brazil striker Ronaldo went well on Thursday, according to his medical specialist in Paris. The three-time FIFA World Player of the Year, who ruptured a ligament in his left knee on Wednesday, was treated at the Pitie-Salpetriere hospital in the French capital. Knee specialist Gerard Saillant, who oversaw the operation and performed surgery on Ronaldo's right knee eight years ago, told La Gazzetta dello Sport: "The operation lasted around two hours and took place without any particular problems. "It was the same injury as the previous time and for this reason the operation was of the same type," the surgeon added. "Now Ronaldo will have to go through nine months of rehabilitation." Asked if the Brazilian would play again, Saillant replied: "It will depend on him." The 31-year-old was carried off in tears after going down heavily during Wednesday's 1-1 Serie A draw at home to Livorno. Ronaldo, who has hardly featured this season because of a series of injuries, had only come on as a substitute three minutes earlier. The Brazilian sustained two serious injuries to his right knee while playing for Inter Milan in 1999 and 2000 but recovered to help Brazil win the 2002 FIFA World Cup in Korea/Japan. He then went on to play for Real Madrid before joining AC Milan in January 2007. Very sad "We're all very sad and worried about Ronaldo," said Milan coach Carlo Ancelotti. "I don't want to say his career is over because only time can put the word end to his career. His team mates left the stadium quickly to reach the hospital to check on his condition. Being close to him can help him cope at such a delicate moment of his career." Milan president Silvio Berlusconi said he believed Ronaldo would be able to resume his career. "He still has an extraordinary physique. I'm confident in some months time he can return to be the player we all know," the president said. Ronaldo is the all-time leading scorer in FIFA World Cup finals with 15 goals in three tournaments.-fifa.com

EPL Match

2008-02-14T13:08:00.003+08:00

23 Feb 2008 - saturday

Birmingham - Arsenal

Wigan - Derby

Fulham - West Ham

Liverpool - Midlesbrought

Portsmouth - Sunderland

Newcastle - Man United

24 Feb 2008 - Sunday

Reading - Aston Villa

Blackburn - Bolton

Hangreaves - Believes in capello

2008-02-14T03:13:00.000+08:00

He's the man touted by some as the next England captain and Owen Hargreaves certainly possesses several of the qualities needed to fulfil the responsibilities of the role. Always committed, intelligent and a dynamic presence in the centre of midfield, the Manchester United man was a surprise omission from Fabio Capello's first starting line-up from England's 2-1 victory over Switzerland at Wembley last Wednesday evening.
The 27-year-old had to be content with just under 20 minutes as a substitute, but showed some nice touches during his cameo appearance. Following the match, FIFA.com caught up with the former Bayern Munich star, who was quick to praise his new Italian manager and outline his belief that England will be one of the 32 teams present at the 2010 FIFA World Cup™ in South Africa. - Fifa.com

Kuala Lumpur World of Futsal 5s

2008-01-28T13:50:00.000+08:00

The 2nd edition KL Futsal World 5s will be held at Stadium Negara from 29 January untill 3rd February 2008 represented the best team include world champion Brazil and Argentina.

This tournoment devide by two group

Group A: Argentina, Australia, England, Indonesia & Malaysia

Group B: Belanda, Brazil, China, Iran & Thailand.

Come & Joint us in KL, Malaysia- u can get details at www.klworld5s.com

Al Hilal Beat Red Devils

2008-01-24T17:57:00.000+08:00

Manchester United youngster Danny Welbeck sent a last minute penalty a 3-2 victory over the Premier League champions in Sami al-Jabar's testimonial match on monday.
Bader al-Khoraesh's overhead kick 17 minutes from time was enough to win the game for the Saudi team againts a full-strenght United outfit.

The purpose of the game, however was to mark the retirement of Al0Hilal's legendary Saudi International Sami Al-Jaber.

United had been paid for 1 million pound to provide the opposition for Al-Jaber's testimonial game, but Al-Hilal proved from the kick-off that they had no intention of making life easy for their illustrious visitors.

Congra to Al-Hilal give a quality game & for MU fan what are you comment? It does't matter right? we concern to our league & of course to win again Champion League, good luck.

EPL's News

2008-01-24T09:24:00.000+08:00

"As a team we are looking very strong at the moment and are looking better and better every week"-MU Boss.

After 23 games:

top 5 EPL's Standing:
1. Man U 54 pts
2. Aresenal 54 pts
3. Chelsea 50 pts
4. Liverpool 39 pts
5. Everton 39 pts

Top Scorers
1. Ronaldo 17 goals
2. Adebayor 15 goals
3. Benjani Mwaruwari 12 goals

for liverpool u are never walk alone..

RONALDINHO SISTER?

2008-01-24T03:01:00.000+08:00

what a marvellous skills!!!!!!!!

my favourite team

2008-01-23T16:15:00.000+08:00

i would like to share with all of you my favaourite team..which team? M.U? A.C Milan? Inter? Arsenal? No..of course Real Madrid FC. Here some the preview of Real Madrid FC. Galaticos the great team, also known as The Viking, The Whites, The Meringues..of course they are the best but so long time to take back UEFA Champion League...maybe this year..how about your team?

Full name : Real Madrid Club de Fútbol
Nickname(s): Los Vikingos (The Vikings)Los Galacticos (The Galactics)Los Merengues (The Meringues)Los Blancos (The Whites)
Founded: 1902
Ground: Santiago Bernabeu Stadium, Madrid, Spain
Capacity: 80,354
Chairman: Fernando Martin Alvarez
Manager: Juan Ramon Lopez Caro
League:La Liga

ok, next time i'll be give more info about the whites..

Beckham in Serra Leone

2008-01-23T09:54:00.000+08:00

Superstar David Beckham came face-to-face with the griding poverty of Sierra Leone on saturday and witnessed the work being doneto try and alleviate the of a 12-year civil war.

Beckham, who has been a Unicef ambassador since 2005, is visiting centres which care for malaria sufferers, a disease which kills at least 800,000 children under the age of five each year in sub-Saharan Africa.

Beckham- The best player with the best attitude.

FIFA Ranking

2008-01-23T05:16:00.000+08:00

hi..here the latest ranking of FIFA as at Dec 07..

10 teams ranking:

1. argentina

2. brasil

3. italy

4. spain

5. germany

6. chech republic

7. French

8. Portugal

9. Netherland

10.Crotia

brasil going down to no.2..my favoutite team..come on Ronnie. for more info u can log in to http://www.fifa.com/

introduce

2008-01-23T04:05:00.000+08:00

hello there..in this blog i'll post all about of soccer around the world. i hope you all will enjoy with my info & i'll give you the latest news . check it out what happen with our favourite game.

of course if u know the soccer game u should know of FIFA.

The Fédération Internationale de Football Association (FIFA) is an association governed by Swiss law founded in 1904 and based in Zurich. It has 208 member associations and its goal, enshrined in its Statutes, is the constant improvement of football. FIFA employs some 280 people from over 30 nations and is composed of a Congress (legislative body), Executive Committee (executive body), General Secretariat (administrative body) and committees (assisting the Executive Committee).

and their msssion (very nice mission)

OUR PROMISE
For the Game. For the World.
The world is a place rich in natural beauty and cultural diversity, but also one where many are still deprived of their basic rights. FIFA now has an even greater responsibility to reach out and touch the world, using football as a symbol of hope and integration.
Only with the unwavering dedication of every FIFA team member, every member association and every business partner can football in all its forms contribute to achieving FIFA's goals at a high level by protecting standards, encouraging competition and promoting solidarity in the world game.
For the Game. For the World.

OUR MISSION
'Develop the game, touch the world, build a better future'.
Played by millions around the world, football is the heart and soul of FIFA and as the guardian of this most cherished game, we have a great responsibility. This responsibility does not end with organising the FIFA World Cup™ and the various other world cup competitions; it extends to safeguarding the Laws of the Game, developing the game around the world and to bringing hope to those less privileged. This is what we believe is the very essence of fair play and solidarity.
We see it as our mission to contribute towards building a better future for the world by using the power and popularity of football. This mission gives meaning and direction to each and every activity that FIFA is involved in - football being an integrated part of our society.
OUR APPROACH
Develop the game. Improve the game of football constantly and promote it globally in the light of its unifying, educational, cultural and humanitarian values, particularly through youth and development programmes. Football development means investing in people and society at large. Football is a school of life.
Touch the world. Take world-class football action and passion at all levels to every corner of the planet through our 208 member associations. The broad range of competitions shows the many faces of football, spearheaded by the FIFA World Cup™.
Build a better future. Football is no longer considered merely a global sport, but also as unifying force whose virtues can make an important contribution to society. We use the power of football as a tool for social and human development, by strengthening the work of dozens of initiatives around the globe to support local communities in the areas of peacebuilding, health, social integration, education and more.

WHAT WE STAND FOR
Our core values of authenticity, unity, performance and integrity are at the very heart of who we are.
Authenticity. We believe that football must remain a simple, beautiful game played by, enjoyed by and touching the lives of all people far and wide
Unity. We believe it is FIFA´s responsibility to foster unity within the football world and to use football to promote solidarity, regardless of gender, ethnic background, faith or culture
Performance. We believe that FIFA must strive to deliver football of the highest quality and as the best possible experience, be it as a player, as a spectacle, or as a major cultural and social enabler throughout the world
Integrity. We believe that, just as the game itself, FIFA must be a model of fair play, tolerance, sportsmanship and transparency

A CHANCE AND A CHALLENGE
'For the Game. For the World' reflects the core element of our mission and represents both a chance and a challenge: a chance for us to contribute to making a difference to people´s lives, and a challenge to balance this social element with our traditional competence of overseeing the rules of the game and organising world-class competitions.
"We see it as our duty to take on the social responsibility that comes hand in hand with our position at the helm of the world's most loved sport.
Join us in uniting forces to develop the game, touch the world and build a better future!"