| Girl of the week - Keely O’Sullivan |
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September 5th, 2008 at 7:00 am by Mystical Mike
This weeks cutie is 20 year old Kelly O’Sullivan. Keely is a photographers dream, not only is she gorgeous, she’s a little ball of fun. Put her behind the camera and she comes to life, with a beautiful radiant smile, amazing sparkling eyes, non stop laughter and her cheeky but infections personality. Now we are not saying we have favourites, but Keely is definitely one of the best girls we have photographed. A total delight to work with and one of the most natural girls we’ve had the pleasure to meet. |
| The king has finally left the building! |
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September 4th, 2008 at 7:47 am by Jamie Farrier
What’s left now for Newcastle? If the tumult and fanfare was anything to go by in the extraordinary re-appointment of King Kev at Tyneside, then his swift booting out of the back door by owner Mistah Michael Ashley is just the sort of revelation needed to sustain the unhappy rumblings of disquiet being played out at St James’ Park in recent years. |
| Curbs kicked to the Curb |
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September 3rd, 2008 at 2:41 pm by Dexy Longshot
A knee-jerk reaction to the Premierships 1st casualty. After their best start in 9 years, my beloved West Ham have again made another balls-up by losing yet another manager. West Ham released this Statement an hour a ago: |
| Chelsea v Manchester – Round II |
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September 3rd, 2008 at 7:00 am by Jamie Farrier
Sky Blue Thinking Like the promise of a meteor shower on a clear night or (less so in recent times) the results filtering through of a General Election, transfer deadline day is one of those things you promise yourself is worth staying up for, but often falls short of the wild speculation. In past seasons the summer window hasn’t ‘slammed shut’, as many commentators put it, but rather creaked to a close with no major shocks other than the odd DaMarcus Beasley joining Charlton on loan. |
| Taxi for Berbatov |
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September 2nd, 2008 at 4:51 pm by Caroline Barker
Taxi for Berbatov Nobody died, no one got the sack, no one’s house was repossessed and no one got turned down for a role in Hollyoaks, but this morning at 9am we held a minute’s silence in the office. Not for love, for money, or for ambition, but for football. Why? For the moment Sir Alex decided to act as a chauffer for his one and only Dimi, football as we know it ceased to exist. |
| Play that funky music white boy |
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September 2nd, 2008 at 7:00 am by James Baker
Instead of my usual article of pessimism, despair and moaning, I thought I would write something a little more uplifting this week. It’s time for James “Fluff Freeman” Baker to run down UK Football Finder’s very own top 20. I have given a song to each Premier League team that is reflective of their status. We run down the hit list with each team in their current league position. Right, pop pickers, everyone ready? Not ‘arf! |
| Arsene Wenger is a moth wallet! |
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September 1st, 2008 at 11:00 pm by Mystical Mike
Are you happy with your clubs business in the transfer market? The last day of the transfer window is a very dull day if you’re an Arsenal fan. 5 hours and not a single player mentioned. |
| Sven McClaren names England squad |
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August 31st, 2008 at 7:41 pm by Mystical Mike
Sven McClaren has named his squad for the crucial World Cup qualifiers with the surprise inclusion of Fulham’s Jimmy Bullard. England start their campaign with a double-header against the mighty Andorra and Croatia on 6th and 10th September respectively. |
| Girl of the week - Identical twins |
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August 29th, 2008 at 7:00 am by Mystical Mike
This week we have a double treat with the stunningly cute McGee twins from Liverpool. Now there’s no need to clean your glasses, you are not seeing things, Beki & Hannah are identical twins. We believe we have found the sexiest twins alive. Both girls caused a stir at Liverpool fashion week recently and look set for big things. |
| Premier League new boys - Staying up or going down? |
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August 29th, 2008 at 7:00 am by Dan Church
At the beginning of the season people around the country were saying West Brom would survive back in the Premiership reasonably comfortably, and that Stoke and Hull would struggle and no doubt “do one” straight back into the Fizzy Pop League. After all, West Brom had brought in Scott Carson, an England International (not that that says a lot these days) and had the likes of Jonathon Greening, Ishmael Miller, Roman Bednar and Neil Clement in their ranks, people who had well and truly proven themselves in the Championship, and Stoke and Hull, having never had Premiership experience in their history would no doubt struggle to realise what had hit them against the likes of the big 4. |