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| Blog Name: | Soccerlens |
| Url: | http://soccerlens.com |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | football, premier league, soccer |
| Description: | Welcome to Soccerlens - a website bringing you football news you can trust. At Soccerlens, we promise to: * Inform - by using facts instead of fiction and by placing ‘news’ in the right context and perspective. * Entertain - by telling a great story that helps fans enjoy football and by creating an open community for every football fan to step in and share their passion. * Help Football - by covering the angles and the news that has an impact on football’s future, and by actively contributing to the game’s development around the world. Soccerlens is your frame - your lens - into how football can and should be - for the fans and for the players. No Fantasy, Just Football |
| Popularity: | 4 Followers |
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Fantasy Football: Manchester United and Manchester City to clean up this weekend
Crisis. That’s what the papers are saying. A team in crisis, a manager who is losing the plot. No, I’m not talking about Liverpool here. This is about the Baroque Social! A bad week for me in the Fantasy League, but a memorable one for most. Unless, of course, you happen to be a Wigan defender. Tottenham’s 9-1 win over the Latics equalled the second-highest ever winning margin in the Premier League, as records tumbled in the rain at White Hart Lane. The win puts Harry Redknapp’s side in pole position in the
Crisis. That’s what the papers are saying. A team in crisis, a manager who is losing the plot. No, I’m not talking about Liverpool here. This is about the Baroque Social! A bad week for me in the Fantasy League, but a memorable one for most. Unless, of course, you happen to be a Wigan defender. Tottenham’s 9-1 win over the Latics equalled the second-highest ever winning margin in the Premier League, as records tumbled in the rain at White Hart Lane. The win puts Harry Redknapp’s side in pole position in the
Podcast: El Clasico preview and problems facing Manchester United and Liverpool
Tune in for episode 30 of the world famous Soccerlens Podcast, where co-hosts Adrian Clarke and Iain Spragg are joined by Spanish football expert Lee Watson to discuss this weekend’s mouthwatering Barcelona v Real Madrid clash. The show also feature
Tune in for episode 30 of the world famous Soccerlens Podcast, where co-hosts Adrian Clarke and Iain Spragg are joined by Spanish football expert Lee Watson to discuss this weekend’s mouthwatering Barcelona v Real Madrid clash. The show also feature
What can we expect when Chelsea play Arsenal?
Arsenal v Chelsea Premier League The Emirates Sunday 29 November 2009 Kickoff: 16:00 GMT It is that time again, November. Most Arsenal fans dread this time and can’t wait to see the back of it as
Arsenal v Chelsea Premier League The Emirates Sunday 29 November 2009 Kickoff: 16:00 GMT It is that time again, November. Most Arsenal fans dread this time and can’t wait to see the back of it as
Maradona, Messi & Tevez have a little fun on Argentinean TV
Argentinean footballers to past and present Diego Maradona, Lionel Messi, Enzo and Carlos Tevez play something that looks like a mix of football and badminton. Take a look: "
Argentinean footballers to past and present Diego Maradona, Lionel Messi, Enzo and Carlos Tevez play something that looks like a mix of football and badminton. Take a look: "
Liverpool’s end of season party
Liverpool started the season aiming for a realistic title challenge (a continuation, if not improvement, of last season) and progression to the semi-finals of the Champions League (a competition they’ve done far better in than the league itself).
Liverpool started the season aiming for a realistic title challenge (a continuation, if not improvement, of last season) and progression to the semi-finals of the Champions League (a competition they’ve done far better in than the league itself).
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