THIS IS EXTRA TIME

because there's more to the game than the game

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We're putting the focus on the WAGs, lifestyle, players and the all important gossip and dirt surrounding the beautiful game. Because let's face it, there's so much more to soccer (football) than the game. Did we mention the hot footballers? And yes, we do know the offside rule, thank you very much.

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Of The Moment

[guest edited this week by Blair @ MRWF]

EPL Hottie: Gabriel Badilla - Newly signed to the New England Revolution from Deportivo Saprissa of the Costa Rican Primera Division. He also played for the Costa Rican national team during the 2006 World Cup in Germany..

EPL Hottie: Vincenzo (Vince) Grella - This Socceroo, of Italian descent, has played all over Italy and recently signed for Blackburn, joining his Australian teammate Brett Emerton..

Most Hated: Compression Shorts - These fashionless contraptions, although perhaps serving some sort of injury defense for some, leaves me feeling less than delighted after a game. Thighs should be seen and the spandex is cramping their style.

Most Loved: Monday Holidays - I love not having to work on Mondays.

Most Annoying WAG: Elen Rives - Apparently Abi Clancy is letting her decorate her new home in Portsmouth. Why, in god’s name, would you let this fashion disaster regurgitate her style in your home? I'm seeing ruffles, sequins, and too much fabric.

Barfline: “Rafa: I’m Pulling the G-Strings” - Provided by The Sun, this article is in reference to him having control over Steven Gerrard playing for England. I don’t know about you, but Steven Gerrard and G-string in the same sentence sends shivers of delight down my spine.

'Round the Neighbourhood: Manchester City are the new rich a**holes of the Premier League. Robinho was ours w**kers!

...past moments

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Thursday, July 10, 2008

VIDEO: "TRAINER SAID, 'HEY YOU HAVE TO START AS STRIKER.' I SAID, 'WHAT?!'"

In Nike's latest 'Take It to the Next Level' clip, Ryan Babel chatted a bit about how he got his start in football. He signed for Ajax when just eleven apparently and got his break with the first team when Zlatan was out injured.

He does seem terribly humble, doesn't he? If there was ever a polar opposite to old Ibra, it must be Babel here.