Pele warns Beckham

Beeld - Hamburg - David Beckham must deliver on the pitch and not in Hollywood if he wants to make a real impact in US football in LA has been marred by an ankle injury as he played no more than 12 minutes for his new club, in a friendly with English
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VIGNAL OVERJOYED AT SAINTS MOVE
Sporting Life - Gregory Vignal has spoken of his delight at returning to English football with Southampton despite getting off to a losing start in the 5-2 defeat to Lazio. The French left-back has endured a frantic week after agreeing to move to St Marys on a
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Qatar to host next Asian Cup
Al Jazeera - However, Mohammed Bin Hammam, the Asian Football Confederation president, was confident the players would be released. "In January we have the window of FIFA," Bin Hammam said. "All our players will be released from their duties." The president also
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Iraq in historic Asian Cup win
Al Jazeera - Thousands of Iraqis, including members of the security forces, defied a strict government ceasefire order to welcome their football squad's Asian Cup victory on Sunday with a barrage of gunfire. Baghdad security authorities had imposed an overnight
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From the Premiership to Hollywood: Users' guide to winning the fame
Worldnews.com - Nine years in the movies , however, have not taken the edge off the actor who was English football's hardman for more than a decade . If Beckham wants a crash course in Hollywood living he could do worse than drop in on Jones. "You've got to learn how to
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Arsenal's young guns shoot for glory
Guardian Unlimited - This is the least experienced group since the Frenchman arrived in English football. The sale of Henry and Freddie Ljungberg over the close season has compounded the sense of dwindling power Arsenal felt a year ago when Bergkamp retired and Robert
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