“We were a disappointment and everyone saw it,”
— GIANLUIGI BUFFON, Italian goalkeeper, on Italy’s early exit from 2010 World Cup play (Via ESPN SoccerNet)
“We were a disappointment and everyone saw it,”
— GIANLUIGI BUFFON, Italian goalkeeper, on Italy’s early exit from 2010 World Cup play (Via ESPN SoccerNet)
Now that the euphoria has faded – perhaps ever so slightly – following America’s remarkable 1-0 win over Algeria in the World Cup, it’s time to look ahead. And believe it or not, on paper, the U.S. is a favorite to reach the semifinals.
“…we’ve lost 400,000 jobs out here and the last guy I worry about is LeBron James. You know I mean, we all hope he’ll stay in Cleveland. We think we’ve got a great guy there that can turn everything around, but we got some
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The longest-match in tennis history has some begging for a fifth-set reprieve. Others call it a classic match made possible by a unique rule.
In the aftermath of his team’s disappointing last-minute loss to the United States, Algeria’s Rafik Saifi allegedly slapped a female reporter in the interview zone after the match.
Lady Gaga went to a baseball game, flipped off some fans, yadda yadda yadda, now Jerry Seinfeld is mad at her.
Oh my, scratch the obits – on both sides of the pond.
1) Not have Koman Coulibaly as a referee. Kidding! Sorta. (1 p.m. update: They won!)
It’s because of a shameful game played 28 years ago.
After an embarrassing 7-0 drubbing by Portugal yesterday, will the North Korean soccer team have to face the wrath of Kim Jong Il?
“This is the best one by far because it was the hardest one to get.”
— KOBE BRYANT, Lakers guard, during his team’s parade in Los Angeles to celebrate their 2010 NBA title (Via ESPN)
“I definitely got very lucky today out there.”
— ROGER FEDERER, tennis player, on his five-set victory against unseeded Alejandro Falla (Via MSNBC)