Mirror and Cache index - Sports: Soccer
1328 votes | submitted 2008-09-04 23:12:59 by jasonkeath | 155 comments
Ever walk up to a urinal during an average night and get crazy bored? The newspaper or TV on the
wall not enough? How about an interactive soccer game IN the urinal. Use your efforts to push the
ball to the goal and make sure you score at least once on that night out...
974 votes | submitted 2008-09-04 01:30:32 by badwithcomputer | 154 comments
Security guards break in their nightsticks on a banner-waving soccer fan running across the arena,
prompting players and fans to storm the field and beat up the guards. Great justice.
555 votes | submitted 2008-09-01 02:12:17 by jasonkeath | 69 comments
The omissions of Kenny Cooper, Jozy Altidore and Freddy Adu have left the U.S. team with a roster
that proponents will call experienced and battle-tested. But opponents will call it unproductive and
lacking potential for growth.
156 votes | submitted 2008-08-29 03:42:34 by vroom101 | 49 comments
A friendly game of soccer on 6 August 2008 in Kota Kinabalu, Malaysia. Photographer: Store Keeper
2nd Class Benjamin Marsh, U.S. Navy.
486 votes | submitted 2008-08-28 10:55:04 by kickoff22 | 77 comments
A journey down memory lane takes our contributor back to his homeland and to a sporting experience
in Hiroshima that Major League can't match.
2005 votes | submitted 2008-08-21 06:32:22 by louiebaur | 212 comments
I have always been a big fan of soccer but this takes it to a whole new level!
589 votes | submitted 2008-08-14 18:55:05 by TalSiach | 51 comments
Assuming the human race continues to purchase land at the current rate in an effort to cover all
available plots with buildings, some time in the not too distant future we could witness an entirely
new potential problem for football coaches when it comes to squad selection: Aquaphobia.Take
Singapore’s ‘Marina Bay Floating Stadium’ as an example.
883 votes | submitted 2008-08-06 15:36:46 by kickoff22 | 368 comments
With David Beckham trying, and to some extent failing, to excite the masses into a fervour over the
lovely game of Football, here are SEVEN reasons why the U S of A really should give the game a
chance!
920 votes | submitted 2008-07-30 03:41:29 by anderzole | 230 comments
Inspiring and incredible footage of Cristiana Ronaldo displaying all of his legendary freeystyle
skills.
1126 votes | submitted 2008-07-28 03:58:05 by insaincain02 | 109 comments
449 votes | submitted 2008-07-24 17:02:57 by kickoff22 | 146 comments
From Cassius Clay to the Crazy Gang - the list of the most incredible shocks to rock the world of
sport.
422 votes | submitted 2008-07-23 15:58:15 by kickoff22 | 115 comments
Here are five of the best signings in this summer's transfer window.
732 votes | submitted 2008-07-22 12:40:54 by kickoff22 | 275 comments
A half-time brawl between fans of West Ham and a local team during a "friendly" game in Ohio has
provided Americans with a taste of British football hooliganism.
2616 votes | submitted 2008-07-21 16:52:37 by DeskFlyer | 187 comments
462 votes | submitted 2008-07-16 11:33:20 by cosmikdebris | 52 comments
Manchester City have lost out to Italian side AC Milan in the race to sign Barcelona playmaker
Ronaldinho.
444 votes | submitted 2008-07-16 23:26:08 by jaybol | 38 comments
Europe's elite leagues have long honored Brazil's contribution to the game by bringing dozens of
Brazilian players to star in their top teams. But Brazil may have been a victim of its own success:
Today, the national team is struggling, and the resultant crisis in national pride has enraged
everyone from the fans in the cheap seats to President...
1013 votes | submitted 2008-07-16 20:36:39 by guapo42 | 399 comments
The chances are this will offend Americans that like soccer. It will probably piss off Americans as
a whole. But regardless of anger, these 7 are the legitimate reasons soccer will never be as big as
NASCAR, MLB, NFL, or NBA in the eyes of most Americans.