Good Week/Bad Week: Yoga Poses & Eye Problems
Peace out until Monday, Kickettes. Image: The Telegraph.
Xavi appeared in his panties after El Clasico.
We’re sure some other stuff happened too, but nothing else was as important or fascinating as that.
Xavi appeared in his panties after El Clasico.
We’re sure some other stuff happened too, but nothing else was as important or fascinating as that.
Today marks the real first day of us returning to cubicle purgatory after a long three weeks of lying face down on our sofas.
Time flies when you’re a bunch of floozies.

The future of the Women’s Professional Soccer league (WPS) has been thrown into doubt yet again after the termination of the majicJacks franchise. The WPS, which comprised six teams prior to the ‘Jacks expulsion, was already operating under a one year waiver of the US Soccer rule that a league must have a minimum of eight teams to be recognised. It is now in the process of applying for a further waiver in time to reap the benefits of a USWNT showing at London 2012.
Thank heavens for the WWC. For the players’ obvious joy at simply being there. For the quality of the football, which has surpassed expectation over and over again. For the competitiveness and work ethic of each side, that made each fixture thrilling and unpredictable. For episodes of gamesmanship, diving, arguing and bitching from the players being so few and far between that when they did occur, we could simply dismiss them as the exception that proves the rule.
It’s reminded us why we love this darn game so much in the first place. You?
Right. Before you lot start having panic attacks that we’ve got distracted by a passing cake lorry and forgotten to cover the Copa America again, fear not. Today we shall supply you with not one, but two Midweek Results posts; one covering the Women’s World Cup (this one) and one covering the Copa America (hitting your screens later).
We know. Sometimes our diligence and attention to detail is frightening.
Saturday
- Having just returned from her latest holiday in Baleares Island, Spain with Frank ‘The Sun has my bare bum exposed, how do you like me now?’ Lampard, Christine Bleakely’s “Daybreak” co-host, Adrian Chiles, declared her skin colouring to be a shade of ‘burnt bacon brown’ on live telly.
- Pardon our delay, but if you have a heart, it will weep upon watching this a-d-o-r-a-b-l-e video about the underprivileged kids of Margatania F.C.
- Aston Villa’s Brad Guzan recently got married and made a movie trailer about the experience. Wedding photo albums = soo 2010.
Instead of creating rather alarming poultry/player interfaces for US Thanksgiving this year (see left), we thought we would try something a little different by way of celebration.
Don’t panic, we’re not going to start banging on about pilgrims and the like. At least until we’re approaching our fifth margarita. Instead, we’ve decided to try and take on board the true meaning of the holiday and offer our thanks to the gods of football for some of the wonderful things they have seen fit to bestow upon us this year.
We’d like to invite our global readership as well as the American Kickettes soon setting off for their long weekend of gluttony and face-stuffage to join us. We can only hope the next twelve months will be as generous as the last.
Oh, the World Cup seems like such a long time ago, does it not? Well, unless you’re an England or France NT fan, in which case the humiliation still burns as though it were yesterday.
This puppy put in his first Kickette appearance during the WC, he was number 4 in our rundown of the hottest Dutch boys. We’d like to consider him as one of the highlights of our tournament and in honour of this we thought we’d post a little reminder for you.
Happy days.
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