Thursday, 11 June 2009
Man Utd Accept £80 Million Bid for Ronaldo
Man Utd have accepted an £80 million bid for Ronaldo from Real Madrid, who now have permission to talk to the talented player to agree personal terms with him. If Ronaldo does go, it will be a sad loss to Manchester United, as his play can be nothing short of breathtaking. A spokesman for the Glazer family, who own Manchester United, said "It was purely a football decision and had nothing to do with the financial structure of the club." Given Alex Ferguson's talent at finding new footballing stars, the £80 million should bring in some exciting new faces at the club.
Wednesday, 10 June 2009
Crouch Makes it Six Goals for England
After Defoe's shot was saved by the keeper, a bit of confusion in the Andorran defence meant that Peter Crouch was able to take advantage and put the ball in the back of the net from close range, bringing England's goal tally to six.

Germaine Defoe Scores His Second After Beckham Free Kick
After seventy four minutes on the clock, Germaine Defoe was there to capitalise when the Andorran goalkeeper could not keep hold of David Beckham's free kick, and England are 5-0 ahead in their World Cup Qualifier.

Germaine Defoe Scores Fourth England Goal Against Andorra
After 72 minutes of play, Germaine Defoe has scored the fourth England goal in the World Cup Qualifier against Andorra. Beckham took a short corner to Johnson, who lifted the ball up for Germaine Defoe to head past the goalkeeper into the net.

Rooney Scores the Third Goal Against Andorra
Rooney has scored a cracking volley at 39 minutes from a Johnson cross, to bring the England goal tally to three.

Lampard Makes it Two Against Andorra
England's second goal against Andorra has come just before half an hour of play courtesy of Frank Lampard, who after a cut back from Theo Walcott hit the ball straight and true along the floor, though the goalkeeper and into the centre of the net.

Rooney Opens the Scoring Against Andorra
After three and a half minutes Wayne Rooney has scored against Andorra, heading down past the goalkeepers feet and into the corner of the net. Shortly before this he had hit the crossbar, so England are off to a good start ...

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