www.HamitSport.tk: 2008

Monday 29 December 2008

Monday 22 December 2008

Thursday 11 December 2008

Wednesday 10 December 2008

Barcalona 1 - 3 Shakhtar Donetsk

Sunday 7 December 2008

Thursday 4 December 2008

Roy Keane has resigned as manager of Sunderland after 27 months in charge.

Keane, 37, took over in 2006 but chose to step down with the club lying 18th in the Premier League following five defeats in six matches.

First team coach Ricky Sbragia has been placed in temporary charge, assisted by coaches Neil Bailey and Dwight Yorke.

"Roy's decision sums up his desire to always do what is best for the club, despite the club's efforts to keep him," said chairman Niall Quinn.

"Roy deserves huge respect for his contribution and the manner in which he guided the club from the depths of the Championship back to the Premier League.

Niall Quinn expresses his disappointment at the departure of Roy Keane
"His winning mentality and singled mindedness were just what this club needed. Even in his departure he has been more concerned for the welfare of the players and his staff than himself.

"The board has reluctantly accepted his decision and wish him and his family well for the future."

Man United 5 - 3 Blackburn

1-0 Tevez

2-0 Nani

Mccarthy 2-1

3-1 Tevez

4-1 Tevez

4-2 Derbyshire

4-3 Mccarthy

5-3 Tevez (AGAIN!!)

Wednesday 3 December 2008

Freestyle Football

Burnley 2 - 0 Arsenal

Tuesday 2 December 2008

Ronaldo named Europe's top player

Cristiano Ronaldo has been crowned European Footballer of the Year by France Football magazine.

Ronaldo, 23, won the prestigious Ballon d'Or trophy after scoring 42 goals as Manchester United won the Champions League and Premier League last season.

Barcelona forward Lionel Messi was second and Liverpool striker Fernando Torres was third.

Wayne Rooney, Steven Gerrard and Frank Lampard were also in the running to succeed Kaka as Europe's top star.

Sunday 30 November 2008

Weekend Round-Up

So this weekends games are over and there have been some interesting results.
Chelsea lose again at home after a dubious Van Persie goal and Man United are back on track after a close encounter at The City of Manchester stadium.
Blackburns misseary continues after a 3-2 defeat away at Pompy.

Chelsea 1 - 2 Arsenal

1-0 Own goal!

1-1 OFFSIDE!!!!!!!!!!! surely??!

1-2 Good goal!

Man City 0 - 1 Man United

Saturday 29 November 2008

Sunderland 1 - 4 Bolton

1-0

1-2

1-3

1-4

Thursday 27 November 2008

Roma 3 - 2 Cluj

Top match this!
But why do Italian players wear scarfs lol?

Sporting 2 - 5 Barcelona

Wednesday 26 November 2008

Champions League round up from last night!

Tuesday 25th November
UEFA Champions League

Some big games last night played, to watch the highlights they are below so scroll down!

Arsenal , Real Madrid, Bayern Munich, Villarreal and Manchester United are all through to the last 16 of the UEFA Champions League but Celtic and one of last years outstanding teams, Fenerbacheare are completely out of Europe.

Villarreal 0 - 0 Man Utd
AaB 2 - 1 Celtic
Bayern Munich 3 - 0 Steaua Bucuresti
Fiorentina 1 - 2 Lyon
Arsenal 1 - 0 Dynamo Kiev
Fenerbahce 1 - 2 FC Porto
BATE 0 - 1 Real Madrid
Zenit St Petersburg 0 - 0 Juventus

Arsenal 1 - 0 Kiev

Bate 0 - 1 Real Madrid

Villarreal 0 - 0 Manchester United Highlights

Fiorentina 1 - 2 Lyon

Aalborg BK 2 - 1 Celtic Highlights

Bayern Munich vs Steaua Bucuresti Highlights

Tuesday 25 November 2008

Cesc keen to learn from legends

Cesc Fabregas plans to speak with Arsenal legends Thierry Henry and Patrick Vieira after being appointed as the Gunners' new skipper.

Fabregas was confirmed as the new holder of the armband at Emirates Stadium on Monday after William Gallas was stripped of the role at the weekend.

Gallas' outspoken criticism of his team-mates led to him being replaced as captain and left out of the squad for Saturday's defeat at Manchester City, although he returned to the starting XI for the clash with Dynamo Kiev.

Gifted young midfielder Fabregas insists his new responsibility will not change his playing style and he plans to speak with former captains Henry and Vieira as he looks to settle into the role.

Fresh start
Writing in his first programme notes, Fabregas said: "I am not a big shouter and to be honest I will not change my playing style now that I am captain.

"I will try to lead by example first of all which I have always tried to do anyway. Away from the pitch, I will try to be normal, be myself, and with the help of everyone else at the club I am sure we can get through this bad period and have a fresh new start this season.

"I am lucky enough to have played under three great captains since I joined Arsenal and I would definitely like to take things from each of them.

"Patrick Vieira was a truly amazing captain. He led by example, in the dressing room he was always relaxed, making jokes, talking to the guys - he was one of us. He never said too much before the games, but on the pitch you always knew you could count on him to go to war with you.

"Thierry was the best player in the world when he was here and was definitely a guy you knew would always be there at the decisive moment.

"I still speak to Thierry on the phone occasionally and will ask him about it. I have lost touch with Patrick a bit, but I would love to speak to him too about the job because he has so much experience."

Respect
Fabregas also paid tribute to Gallas, who had come under increasing scrutiny ever since his bizarre response to the emotional draw with Birmingham in February last year, when he sat alone and close to tears in the centre-circle at the final whistle.

"I have a great respect for William," the Spain international added.

"A lot of people from the outside have been very unfair with him because he is a great guy, a great professional and he always tries to do everything to help this club.

"You can never doubt his commitment to the club. It has been spot on since the first day and he has been a big, big player for us."

UEFA Champions League to be uploaded tomorow

17:30 Zenit St Petersburg vs Juventus
19:45 AaB vs Celtic
19:45 Arsenal vs Dynamo Kiev
19:45 BATE vs Real Madrid
19:45 Bayern Munich vs Steaua Bucuresti
19:45 Fenerbahce vs FC Porto
19:45 Fiorentina vs Lyon
19:45 Villarreal vs Man Utd

Saturday 22 November 2008

Man City 3 - 0 Arsenal

Chelsea 0 - 0 Newscastle

Aston Villa 0 - 0 Manchester United

Vidic should have been sent off!!!!!

Thursday 20 November 2008

Brazil 6 - 2 Portugal (First half)

Brazil 6 - 2 Portugal (Second Half)

A Luis Fabiano hat-trick powered Brazil to a 6-2 victory over Portugal in Brasilia on Wednesday.

The win was a reprieve for embattled Brazil coach Dunga, whose team had been held scoreless in three consecutive home games in World Cup qualifying.

However, the defeat increases pressure on new Portugal boss Carlos Queiroz as his country slipped to their heaviest defeat to Brazil.

Danny opened the scoring for the visitors on four minutes, but Fabiano equalised shortly after following a break down the left by Robinho.

And the Sevilla striker then put Brazil ahead in the 25th minute with a shot on the turn from Kaka's pass.

The second half produced four goals in a 10-minute spell as Maicon scored and Fabiano completed his hat-trick.

Simao Sabrosa pulled one back for Portugal, only for Manchester City midfielder Elano to net before Adriano completed the rout.

Scotland 0 - 1 Argentina POST match interview

Scotland 0 - 1 Argentina

Tuesday 18 November 2008

Diego Maradona has brushed aside Terry Butcher's simmering tension ahead of Scotland's friendly against Argentina, live on Sky Sports 1 and HD1.

Butcher, now assistant manager to Scotland boss George Burley, was in the England side beaten by Argentina in the 1986 World Cup quarter-final in Mexico when Maradona scored his infamous 'Hand of God' goal.

That moment made him public enemy No.1 in England but a hero to Scotland supporters, and Butcher admitted on Tuesday that he would never forgive Maradona and will not shake his hand on the touchline.

The legendary forward, speaking at a press conference live on Sky Sports News, raised his eyebrows when told of Butcher's stance but insisted he would not be distracted.

Alive
Speaking through an interpreter, Maradona said: "I am not going to seek him out, I don't know why Butcher is taking this attitude. If people are fine with me I will greet them.

"I just don't understand why Butcher would take this attitude. Let Butcher get on with his own life and I'll get on with my life.

"I'm not going to lose any sleep over it, if he doesn't shake my hand, I'll still be alive tomorrow."

Maradona, arguably the greatest player ever to grace the football field, is aware of his iconic status in Scotland and is keen to repay the Tartan Army with a memorable match on Wednesday night