Articles tagged with "togo"
Adebayor Tells Us What We Already Knew: It's All About The Money.
By chris | May 13th, 2009We'd like to think that footballers have an overwhelming attachment to the shirt or that their love of the game supersedes all. But they don't ...
International Roundup: Kravets Hurt
By Yevy | March 29th, 2009Artem Kravets's hopes of earning his first cap at Wembley went up in smoke as the Dynamo striker suffered an injury while training with the ...
Other Villans on duty
By Martini Extra Dry | October 12th, 2008Yesterday's international action saw no less than 6 Villa players selected for their nation's sides, 5 starting and one on the bench. None of our ...
The borefest that will be Melbourne Victory vs Chonburi FC
By Daniel | May 21st, 2008Here we go! The start of the most hectic few months in the history of Australian Football and what worse way to kick off the ...
Are Win Bonuses Worth the Trouble?
By Daryl | February 7th, 2008All credit to Scotland's national team players, as they've decided to continue with a win bonus scheme that only rewards them for actual World Cup ...
Belts and International Breaks are a Bad Combination
By Bob | October 15th, 2007When your allegiances are with a particular football club, you often spend international breaks praying that none of your players is injured while they represent ...
METZ: So You Think You Can Dance?
By Sam | July 25th, 2007As the start of the season looms, it’s time for the France Offside to give you an in-depth look at each of the 20 teams ...
Tragedy and Craziness in International Soccer
By Bob | June 4th, 2007It was a horrible, bizarre and riveting weekend of international soccer. A tragedy involving fans once again tarred the beautiful game, while some fans ...
Togo Bro Not To Go
By Trent | May 23rd, 2007Even though I'm not actually Emmanuel Adebayor's brother,* I can say with some confidence that the Togolese striker has extended his deal with Arsenal. ...
Adebayor Shown the Door
By Trent | March 26th, 2007Well, it's internationals week and not much Arsenal news at the moment. But if you're willing to play two degrees of separation, I'll let ...
Dick Cheney look alike and former Togo boss lands in Sudan
By Bob | September 7th, 2006You're a professional football manager with a resume that says you most recently coached Togo in the World Cup in between threats of not coaching ...
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