Something to read while you reflect on the worst robbery attempt ever... Starting a new blog with some bad news (Boca Juniors Offside) Does Shevchenko Pave the Way for Kaka (Buzzin' Football Blog) Look out for online hooligans (EPL Talk) Birds and badges (Just Football) Football and your health (SoccerLens) Reflections on Olympic football (Unprofessional Foul) Altidore and Rossi BFF (USA WCB) Click to continue reading...

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Doncaster Free Press - Rufus tips Rovers to beat QPR
Rufus Brevett talks to Jonathan Jurejko

Rufus Brevett is one of Rovers' youth system's most successful finds - spending much of his post-Belle Vue career in the Premier League. After joining Rovers from school he made his debut as a 17-year-old in 1987 and played 118 times for the club before joining QPR in the top flight in a big money move four years later. Click to continue reading...

Good morning,

today's blog comes to you with a slight midweek *boilk* as it was Blogette's birthday last night. She's 17 now. This is not good. It's much easier to own a 10 year old or a 14 year old. 17 year olds think they have rights and want to be treated like an adult and stuff.

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So Tuesday night I happened to catch a smattering of the 'Fox Soccer Report' and heard Jeremy St. Louis mentioning something about Roy Keane completing 230 hours of "course work" to receive his proper UEFA coaching badges. Ah herm? This is likely an inherent difference between American sports and the rest of the world. Click to continue reading...

This is staggering. LeighGenesis? What?!  How many people will come to watch the team because it's not Leigh RMI anymore, but LeighGenesis?  How many people will stay away because of the change?  By all means have a rethink about kits, badges, etc - sometimes you do have to move on - but LeighFuggingGenesis? Click to continue reading...

Yes folks, it's silly season once again as the Premier League's graphic designers get to work on some new imagery that will hopefully provide a smokescreen over any recent poor performances.

This week, we can unveil for you the new Wigan Athletic badge... voila!!



It's a redesign of a badge we featured on one of our old Friday Lists of Little or No Consequence back in June 2007 and was worn by Wigan during the 1970's and 80's. Click to continue reading...

Wear the badge with pride...
9 Football Club Badges From Around The World That We Like

1. Benoni Premier United (South Africa)



Cute bunny rabbit but with a slogan like that, who needs myxomatosis?


2. Hello United (Cameroon)



What a splendidly cheery name. Simple but effective. Click to continue reading...