Good Week/Bad Week: Tatts, Tardiness & Beard Trimmers
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How did we avoid talking about Timmy Cahill’s switcheroo to the States?
It really makes you wonder what we actually do all day, doesn’t it?
'Good Week/Bad Week' Category
Good Week/Bad Week: Beefcake, Anyone?
Azkals’ Neil Etheridge. In need of intensive training, apparently. Image: stylenarratives.
Enough, Already: Phillippine Azkals manager Dan Palami has announced his boys are about to go into a five month intensive training programme to prepare for the AFF Suzuki Cup in November. For those of you unfamiliar with the Azkals, we mentioned them here, and their goalkeeper is an underwear model.
We’ll check in in a few months with you, boys, but honestly? We’re not seeing much room for improvement so far.
Good Week/Bad Week: May Contain Nuts
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GOOD WEEK
TV Enthusiasts: Our mates at KCKRS availed us of the news that Peter Crouch is getting his own talkshow, called, hilariously, On The Couch With Peter Crouch. You might think this is terrible, but we’re addicted to the new series of Geordie Shore. By contrast, Crouch is the footballing equivalent of Larry King.
Also, who watched last night’s premiere of the new ITV1 reality comp, Let’s Get Gold? Starring Freddie Flintoff (cricket bloke), Una Healy (The Saturdays; WAG of rugby chap Ben Foden), Rio Ferdinand (Manchester United footballer, obvi) and Martine McCutcheon (who has no great sporting link as far as we can tell), we’re positive none of us missed much.
Good Week/Bad Week: Freckles, Fish & Freak Accidents
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Just think: this time next week, we’ll no longer have to use things like Fernando Torres’ family to distract you from the otherwise lacklustre off season news, gossip and rumour mills.
Score one for the universe.
Good Week/Bad Week: Winning By A Nose
And we thought interviewing excitable boys was tough… Images: ADRIAN DENNIS/AFP/GettyImages, Milos Bicanski/Getty Images.
There’s a big game tomorrow night, obvs. Don’t think for a moment we haven’t been distracted from our work by it.
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