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Goal.com Asia looks at the bogey team of South Korean clubs... South Korea may have won 2-0 in Riyadh a year ago during qualification for the 2010 World Cup but there is one Saudi Arabian team that positively loves clashes with clubs from the Land of the Morning Calm. Al Ittihad even has its own nickname in Korea - the only West Asian club that has been given an alternative by Seoul scribes. The two-time Asian champions are known as ‘The K-League Killers’. There is good reason. Over the years, the Jeddah Tigers have ended Asian dreams of a number of times. This stretches back to 1999 and the now-defunct Asian Cup Winners’ Cup. With Pohang Steelers facing 'Itti' in the Asian Champions League final on Saturday, Goal.com takes a look at the Tigers' impressive record against Korean opposition. April 1999: Asian Cup Winners’ Cup... [read full story]
In his 9 day quick tour across Asia, Obama has touched the right nerves and talked about the right issues. Releasing Aung San Suu Kyi , Nobel laureate and the political leader of the opposition, should be at the top of the...
There will be no decision from the White House on Afghan strategy this coming week. The Obama administration has told Reuters that the decision will not come until after the Thanksgiving weekend. This delay in making the...
1 Smoot-Hawley The most famous act of protectionism took place in the 1930s when the US government, facing the early forces of depression, legislated to impose tariffs on over 20,000 imported goods – some significantly. The act...
GREENSBURG — John Petett told his team before Friday’s game that their 2008 regional championship trophy needed one thing: a partner. Now it has one. Monroe County beat Green County 39-14 to capture its second consecutive...
