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La Liga - Roundup Jornada 1, August 31
By Stephen Kuzner - WFD Fan Correspondent
Stop! Hold the presses! Madrid drew with Mallorca. Barcelona has won La Liga BBVA! If it was only that simple. At the end of Jornada 1 of La Liga, Atlético Madrid sits atop the La Liga table. Los Colchoneros (The Mattress-makers) can sleep well tonight after trouncing Sporting Gijón...
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LA Galaxy 0-2 Kansas City Wizards: Lackluster Galaxy Pay Price for Poor Performance, August 28
James Cranford- Assistant Producer of World Football Daily
A Davy Arnaud first half strike and a Jimmy Conrad theatrical goal in the second half, propelled the visiting Kansas City Wizards 2-0 over hosts and league leaders LA Galaxy.
The LA Galaxy played one of their worst games of the season while, according to...
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Madrid look to rid Diarra and Diarra, August 26
Betfair Guest Blogger-
Real Madrid are looking to sell Mahamadou Diarra, with reported interest coming from teams in England and Turkey for the midfielder.
The Mali international will be one of a number of midfielders who Madrid will be looking to get off their books due to the arrival of German pair Mesut Ozil and...
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The Dressing Down, August 23
The Weekly Dressing Down
It's your Producer here again for World Football Daily to catch you up on all the happenings behind the scenes here in studio and behind the glass. First off, if you are in the LA area this Wednesday, make sure to join Steven, Kenny and the boys of World Football Daily as we go to Capitol City Sports Bar and Grill...
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The Dressing Down, August 15
So it has been a while since our last "Dressing Down" and I feel like there has been a world of change going on here at the studios of World Football Daily. Rafa here, Producer of the show, and I am going to try and get you up to date with all we got going on.
For one, the World Cup has come and gone with Steven jumping on...
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The Dressing Down, June 06
Wow! The last kick about before the start of the greatest show on earth -- and I do really mean the greatest show on earth. The FIFA 2010 World Cup is 4 days and some change from kicking of in Soccer City, South Africa next Friday.
Let's start with the USMNT v Australia; I thought the US, in a very professional, workman like,...
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Steven Cohen and Kenny Hassan are both ex-pats and are extremely knowledgeable when it comes to the game of football. They both grew up with an avid love for the game.
Steven was born in London, England, and after completing school he moved to the US where he joined the army. Cohen started World Soccer Daily, in 2002 with his good friend, Nick Geber. Steven was a life-long Chelsea fan for more than forty years but has since moved to the grand ole team Neutral FC for personal reasons.
Kenny was born in Glasgow, Scotland where he grew up supporting the blue side, Rangers FC. Kenny moved to Germany and later to the United States where he been living the dream for 15 years. Kenny joined the show in January 2007 (he was a prolific listener for years prior to joining the show) after Nick Geber decided to leave the show and has been a mainstay as co-host ever since.
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Alex Dimond
Football Writer for Goal.com
Club: Cyrstal Palace
Awards: B/R World Football Writer of the Year - 2008
Alex Dimond has a BA degree in history and an MA degree in journalism. He began is professional sports... Read More
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Neil Ashton
Football Writer for the New of the World
Club: Crystal Palace.
Neil Ashton was hired at the beginning of 2009 by the News of the World as its Cheif Football Correspondent to cover day-to-day activity of news around the Premiership,... Read More
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Tim Caple
Football Commentator
Tim Caple is a football commentator who has worked for various television networks including: BBC, ITV, and Eurosport. Tim has commentated on World Cups, European Championships and... Read More
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Andy Brassell
Freelance European football correspondent for the BBC, ESPN Soccernet, Goal.com UK etc
Club: AFC Wimbledon.
Andy Brassell is a freelance writer and broadcaster on all things European football. He is resident European football expert on BBC FiveLive Up All Night's World... Read More
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Bob Cass
Football Writer for the Daily Mail
Bob Cass covers all things English football for the Daily Mail. His interview with WFD is a must hear.
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Tim Vickery
South American Football Correspondent for the BBC
Club: Tottenham Hotspur.
The son of a reasonably skilled amateur footballer, Tim Vickery inherited all of the enthusiasm and none of the talent. But the game helped to hone his literary... Read More
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Harry Redknapp
Manager of the English Premier League side Tottenham Hotspur
Harry Redknapp is the manager for Tottenham Hotspur -- who have achieved a place in this season's Champions League by finishing fourth in last years term. Harry joined the boys to talk about what his clubs chances were of making the Champions League this season, all the key members of his squad, and also about his time at West Ham to talk about all the players that have come through that academy.
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David Jones
Manager Cardiff City
Cardiff City Manager, Davy Jones, joined the boys for a chat about his high profile signing, Craig Bellamy. He goes through the process of how he achieved the signing and also gives us the latest scoop out of Cardiff that they had signed Lee Naylor just prior to Jones being on the show.
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Roberto Martinez
Manager of English Premier League side Wigan Athletic
Roberto Martinez, Manager of Premier League side Wigan Athletic, joined Steven and Kenny for a second time to discuss his role in ESPN's production of the World Cup. He also went on to talk about his team's plans for the upcoming Premier League season.
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Alejandro Bedoya
Midfielder Orebo (Sweden) and USMNT
USMNT Midfielder Alejandro Bedoya joined the boys to discuss his personal playing career at the moment. They talked about the USA at the World Cup, his playing over in Sweden, and his impact on the Brazil v. USA game. He was quite honest with his answer, which he appreciate.
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Billy Davies
Manager, Nottingham Forest
Billy Davies, Manager Nottingham Forest, joined the boys to discuss his team's chances at promotion this season, his thoughts on the transfer window staying open during the season, and his thoughts on the rumor that Martin O'Neill will take his job.
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John Spencer
Manager, Portland Timbers
Former Rangers FC and Chelsea FC player, John Spencer, now coach of MLS expansion side Portland Timbers, joined the boys to talk about his past playing days and how he plans to build his new team for next season.
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As a Newcastle United fan, it absolutely killed me last season to see my beloved Toon get relegated. Going into this season, I, along with many of my fellow Newcastle fans was completely unsure on what to expect from the season. You can imagine then how ecstatic I was to finally see us clinch the promotion, and then the championship a game or two later.
Through the season, the worst part of it all was the fact I was unable to watch Newcastle on any consistent basis, and have had to get my fix through online blogs and radio-streamed broadcasts. It absolutely delighted me when I heard that you were going to possibly have Chris Hughton on the show, and though it is a few days late, I just wanted to thank you guys for setting up the interview. It was a joy listening about, and hearing someone once again break down and discuss Newcastle United on something other than NUFC blogs online. I look forward to seeing the Toon once again in the Premier League, and will continue to subscribe to your premium show. It is absolutely fantastic, and be sure to keep up the good work! |
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