Posted by FOOTBALL.MN on 8:36 PM
Өчигдрөөс эхлээд болгоомжтой байх хэрэгтэй боллоо. Гудамжинд алхаж явтал гэнэт цагдаа барьж аваад шанагатай аарц ам руу цутгаж мэдэх нь. Өгч байгаа аарц нь ус ихтэй байж магадгүй ч уухгүй гэвэл буудаж мэдэх тул том том балгах хэрэгтэй. Арайхийж өнөөхийг нь уугаад дуустал "за хүлээж бай одоо чацарганы шүүс ирж яваа " гээд тавихгүй бол яана аа. А хүрээний томуугаас сэргийлэхийн тулд иргэдэд аарц, чацаргана долоо хоногийн турш үнэгүй уулгаж гийгүүлэх шийдвэрийг Засгийн газраас гаргажээ. Тэгээд энэ гажигтай ажиллагаандаа 960 сая төгрөг зарцуулах гэнэ.Тэд...
Posted by FOOTBALL.MN on 8:37 AM
Slovenia defeated Russia to book their place at the World Cup in South Africa next year. Goal.com rates the players on show.SLOVENIAHandanovic 8 - Had little to do in the first half against an impotent Russian attack. Called into action in the dying stages of the game after some reshuffling from Hiddink, the 'keeper making several strong, acrobatic and, above all, extremely important saves.Jokic 7.5 - Brilliant in defence. Kept Arshavin's contribution to the game at an embarrassing low. Passed the ball well and had a shot himself in the latter...
Posted by FOOTBALL.MN on 8:32 AM
It was 'the Hand of Henry' that put the French through to the World Cup.France 1-1 Ireland Line-Ups/StatsWorld Cup Play-Offs Results/StandingsFrance saw off a resolute Ireland in the World Cup play-off after William Gallas' extra-time header gave Les Bleus a 1-1 result on the night to take the tie on aggregate. The hosts were second best for large spells of the encounter and had an outrageous piece of dishonesty from their captain, Thierry Henry, to thank for their place in South Africa. The Barcelona man controlled a Florent Malouda free-kick...
Posted by FOOTBALL.MN on 11:36 AM
Former Mexican international Antonio De Nigris died on Sunday of a heart attack.Antonio de Nigris passed away suddenly on Sunday, Nov. 16 in Greece. The Mexican player died due to a heart attack during the weekend.The 31-year-old was a member AE Larissa.The news was confirmed by Monterrey’s President Jorge Urdiales to Milenio Television saying, “We’d just like to inform that he died. At this moment we’re thinking about how to help Aldo and his family.”His younger brother Aldo de Nigris is a player for Monterrey. De Nigris played with the Mexican...
Posted by FOOTBALL.MN on 11:27 AM
The striker's placenta massage treatment recalls a number of other weird, wonderful and obscure injury cures.Robin van Persie has decided to place his injured right ankle in the hands of a Serbian housewife who specialises in healing massages using placenta fluid.If the massages are successful, he believes they can help him reduce the orthodox medical prognosis of his recovery period from seven weeks to three. "She is vague about her methods, but I know that she first massages you for a long time with placenta fluid," said van Persie. "I am going...
Posted by FOOTBALL.MN on 10:18 AM
The Blaugrana could be set to make a stunning bid in an effort to prise the Gunners' captain away from north London.Barcelona are desperate to tie up a deal to secure Arsenal's Cesc Fabregas for next summer, and they are lining up a swap deal that could see Yaya Toure and Bojan Krkic head to the Emirates. Blaugrana president Joan Laporta is stepping down next summer. He wants to re-sign the Catalan midfielder, who would become a legacy of the Laporta-era.Ever since taking over in 2003, the Camp Nou supremo has been irked by the Gunners' move to...
Posted by FOOTBALL.MN on 10:03 AM
A trio of the Premier League's big guns are eyeing the next big thing from Brazil. Following England's 1-0 loss to Brazil, the British press have speculated that a host of the Premier League's biggest clubs are noting the young talent emerging from South America, and Chelsea, Manchester United and Arsenal have all been linked with 15-year-old prodigy Lucas Piazon. Piazon, a forward from Sao Paulo, has been lauded as a future star for the Selecao, and has been likened to former FIFA World Player of the Year Kaka. According to a report in The...
Posted by FOOTBALL.MN on 9:50 AM
'Ade' believes he was right.Emmanuel Adebayor has cranked up the volume ahead of the League Cup tie between Manchester City and Arsenal, explaining that he believes that he was right in celebrating the way he did after scoring against Arsene Wenger's men. The striker still believes he did nothing wrong after running the length of the pitch and celebrating with fans of the Eastlands club, when he scored against the Gunners in a previous encounter between the two sides."I guess it was the way I felt treated that made me react the way I did after...
