Picture Diego Maradona Snorting Blow
Suddenly, the incessant, wailing frenzy of horns makes complete sense
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And their families expected them to return home alive. The day was full of surprises for everyone.
News The 10 Most Memorable Moments in U.S. Soccer History
The U.S. National Team's second match of the 2010 World Cup featured a comeback from a 2-0 deficit and a disallowed game-winning goal on one of the worst referee calls of all-time.
No doubt the match will be remembered for a long time. But where does it crack the list of the 10 most memorable moments in U.S. soccer history? You decide.
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Video What English goalie Robert Green was thinking on that goal
You know, outside of American superiority at, like, everything.
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News Diego Maradona: A Career Retrospective ... In Pictures
Diego Maradona is regarded as one of the greatest soccer players of all-time. Today he is the head coach of Argentina's national team.
But there is much more to Diego Maradona than that. Let's take a look at his life … in pictures.
News Mahmoud Ahmadinejad Throws Ceremonial First Stone at Soccer Game
Praises were to Allah most high today when Iranian Iranian president Mahmoud Ahmadinejad threw out the ceremonial first stone at Hafezleh Stadium where the Bargh Shiraz achieved victory over the Shensa Arak.
The infidel recipient of the stone, a woman who winked at a man that was not her husband, was most grateful that her head was the target of her esteemed leader’s disdain.
“Awesome! This is just what I’ve always wanted!” she is reported to have exclaimed.
Ahmadinejad, who generally prefers to stone in private, decided to make the appearance after seeing Barack Obama throw out the first pitch at the Washington Nationals home opener in April.
“At least I hit my target, unlike that American heretic poopy-poop dog leader who totally missed the catcher by, like, half a mile, even though he is of a race that normally succeeds at such matters,” said Ahmadinejad at a postgame press conference.
After throwing out the stone, Ahmadinejad posed for pictures with the team captains, and later signed the Kalashnikovs of several lucky children. The stoning, which was carried out at halftime, was an encouragement to all the faithful in attendance.
