• Goals, goals, goals

    This week Reading and Arsenal played an amazing game of football in the Capital One Cup (the League Cup in old money). They shared twelve goals between them with the London club winning 7-5.

    Reading went 4-0 up but as half time approached Arsenal got a goal back. It is not known what Gunners manager Arsene Wenger said at half time but his team certainly out-gunned the opposition after the break.

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    The Most Famous Football Match

    Arguably the greatest football game that ever took place was never televised. We donִ know everyone who played or scored or how good a game it was but we do know the score.

    Most accounts say the game finished 3-2 (although some say it was 2-1) to Germany and it was played on the Western Front between the trenches on Christmas Day 1914 between representatives from the Allies (predominately British) and the Germans. It showed that sport brings people together and can be a force for good.

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    The 4 Worst Foreign Signings in the Premiership

    In the last twenty years the Premier League has been graced by some amazing foreign talent. Eric Cantona, Gianfranco Zola, Ruud Gullit, Jurgen Klinsmann and Dennis Bergkamp are just a few of the players who have provided scintillating and memorable moments to the domestic game during that time.

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    Strange Bookings

    Referees can surprise football fans. They can be watching the game and suddenly the ref could make a decision that surprises home and away supporters alike.

    The biggest shock someone watching the game can get is when the man in black decides to get his yellow card out and book someone for no apparent reason. It often leads people in the crowd to look around incredulously at each other and then start to hurl abuse at the official in the middle.

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