UK football legend Bobby Robson has died. The 76-year-old football manager has lost his fight with cancer. He played for Fulham and West Brom during the 1950s and 1960s, and later went on to manage Fulham, Ipswich, PSV, Sporting Lisbon, Porto, Barcelona and the club he supported as a boy, Newcastle.
The Sir Bobby Robson Foundation was launched in March 2008. The foundation has raised more than £1.3 million to fight cancer.
“Sir Bobby’s funeral will be private and for family members only.
Ever watch a football game and think to yourself that you could better manage the team yourself .Well, after months of watching managers make one mess after the other as well as following the movements of football players during transfer season I have decided that I want to have a go at this football coach / manager thing.
I then came across fantasy football which is a game where you can assemble an imaginary team of real life players and score points based on those players’ actual statistical performance or their perceived contribution on the field. In my opinion the best fantasy football so far is from Metro. They have recently re-launched their offer and to top it off there are tons of great prizes to be won.
It’s based around the Premier League and FA cup and to improve on last year’s game =, you can now be in control of your substitute so you can really maximize your chances of scoring big points. You’ll also be able to choose from 5 formations which you can switch between during the season.
I’ve signed up and can’t say that I am disappointed. This is tons of fun and what’s best is I can actually win some extra dosh at the same time.
Metro Breaking News – A ‘secret’ lovechild of Michael Jackson is to undergo DNA testing to prove that he is indeed the lost lovechild of the iconic pop star.
Norwegian Omer Bhatti is alledged to be the fourth child of the superstar born out of an alleged on night stand in 1984.
Speculation that the 25-year-old is Jacko’s fourth child was raised after Jackson dancer Bhatti sat on the front row of the singer’s memorial in LA along with the other Jackson siblings. Bhatti is a would be hip-hop star, who performs under the name of O-Bee.
UK News – A school has started a new scheme to keep kids from skipping school by bribing their parents with Curry. Masala is one of England’s national foods proving to be a highly desired reward for parents whose kids have an attendance rate of 95 per cent or better.
The scheme has so far proved successful with truancy rates cut by more than half since its launch.
However, the reward system has been criticised by teaching unions who claim it is a ‘legal requirement’ for parents to make sure their children attend school.
Metro Breaking News – A ‘secret’ lovechild of Michael Jackson is to undergo DNA testing to prove that he is indeed the lost lovechild of the iconic pop star.
Norwegian Omer Bhatti is alledged to be the fourth child of the superstar born out of an alleged on night stand in 1984.
Speculation that the 25-year-old is Jacko’s fourth child was raised after Jackson dancer Bhatti sat on the front row of the singer’s memorial in LA along with the other Jackson siblings. Bhatti is a would be hip-hop star, who performs under the name of O-Bee.
<a href=”http://www.metro.co.uk/news” target=”_blank”>UK News</a> – A school has started a new scheme to keep kids from skipping school by <a href=”http://www.metro.co.uk/news/article.html?Curry_bribes_to_stop_kids_playing_truant&in_article_id=706882&in_page_id=34″ target=”_blank”>bribing their parents with Curry.</a> Masala is one of England’s national foods proving to be a highly desired reward for parents whose kids have an attendance rate of 95 per cent or better. <br>
The scheme has so far proved successful with truancy rates cut by more than half since its launch.<br>
However, the reward system has been criticised by teaching unions who claim it is a ‘legal requirement’ for parents to make sure their children attend school.
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