Ex-KGB fugitive joins English football invasion
                   
wspsoccer.com     21-May-2008            

A football supporter mocks Russian police as they walk by the Luzhniki stadium prior to the final of the UEFA Champions League football match in Moscow. Thousands of excited English football fans thronged Moscow on Wednesday for the Champions League final between Chelsea and Manchester United,... [read full story]                    


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jim on "Cascarino's Friday column: where will it all end with these foreign takeovers?"

timesonline.typepad.com     9 hrs ago          

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Flamini: I'll still be cheering for Arsenal despite joining Milan

dailymail.co.uk     11 hrs ago   5 related          

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Football: England let their striking solution slip through the net

guardian.co.uk     48 mins ago   7 related          

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