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Post by beatie08 on Nov 30, 2008 23:41:14 GMT -5
CRICKET Andrew Symond is cleared to play for Australia
FOOTBALL BEn Cousins will not have a AFL Team to play for since Brisbane rejected
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Post by Cel on Dec 1, 2008 19:23:51 GMT -5
I think they should let Cousins play, I mean who cares what he snorts or injects as long as he can kick a footy!I't should be he's business no one elses!
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Post by beatie08 on Dec 7, 2008 21:42:01 GMT -5
Soccer Afghanistan has won the 2008 Homeless World Cup by Beating Russia
ATHLETICS Kerryn Mccain has died of Cancer
MOTOR RACING Mark Skaife has finally retired after finishin in 12th place in the Last Meeting at Oran Park
Jamie Whincup is the 2008 V8 Supercars champion
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Post by beatie08 on Dec 12, 2008 23:41:26 GMT -5
SOCCER Adelaide United beat Waiterkere United 2-1 in FIFA Club World Cup match and now adelaide united will play against Gamba Osaka
GOLF John Daly had a bad day when he miss the cut and threw a thantrum by throwing a camera
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Post by beatie08 on Dec 30, 2008 0:13:08 GMT -5
SOCCER Amateur footballer David Pratt is being credited with earning the fastest ever red card after being sent off just three seconds into a game. The Chippenham striker made headlines Monday in England after getting the swift red card for lunging at Bashley's Chris Knowles in the seventh-tier Southern Premier Division over the weekend.
"I felt hard done-to by the ref's decision but he thinks it was a red card so I have to take it," Pratt told local media.
British media called Pratt's accomplishment a world record, although not all amateur leagues keep records of such feats. The record for quickest dismissal in a professional match is believed to be held by Italian club Bologna's Giuseppe Lorenzo, who was sent off after 10 seconds in 1990 for hitting a Parma player.
"The world record is not a big deal for me, it's not something that I'm proud of," Pratt said. "I'm not the sort of player that would deliberately go in to hurt someone. I play with passion and commitment and I saw the ball and just went for the tackle."
Bashley won Saturday's match 2-1.
"The lad's gone in with his studs showing and went straight through my player," Bashley manager Steve Riley said. "It was a potential leg-breaker. The ref had no choice."
CRICKET SOuth Africa defeated Australia in the 2nd Test
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