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Category Archives: Leagues and Cups
Some spectacular goal averages (or records?) in Belgian football
Last weekend, two very shocking results were to be noted in the amateur divisions (regional level) of Belgian’s women football. But the most shocking part, was the goal average involved. I think we are heading for some records here… These … Continue reading
Posted in Football, Football clubs, Leagues and Cups
Tagged 28-0, Belgian Football, Belgian women's football, extreme football scores, ladies football, Ottignies B, Ottignies ladies football team, R La Hulpe SC, R La Hulpe SC ladies football team, record goal average, Terhulpen, women's football
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Follow up: the graveyard of Brussels football in the shadow of Anderlecht
A while ago I wrote about how different clubs in Brussels try to revive the memory of the old RWDM: FC Brussels has been trying it for years, RWDM 2003 is an amateur club claiming the legacy of RWDM, and … Continue reading
Posted in Football, Football clubs, Leagues and Cups
Tagged Black Star, Blue Star Bruxelles, Brussels Football, BX Brussels, Crossing Schaerbeek-Evere, Etoile Bruxelles-Capitale, Etterbeek Armenia, FC Bleid-Gaume, FC Bleid-Molenbeek, FC Brussels, FC Ganshoren, FC Kosova Schaerbeek, FC Moreda Uccle, FC Saint-Josse, Football in Brussels, Leopold Uccle, Oviedo-Asturiana, RC Schaerbeek, Ritterklub, RRC Boitsfort, RSC Anderlecht, RWD Brussels Molenbeek, RWD Molenbeek, RWDM, RWDM 2003, Suryoyes Bruxellois, Trabzon Schaerbeek, Union Saint-Gilloise, Vincent Kompany, White Star Woluwé, WS Woluwe
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F91 Dudelange rising high for Luxembourgish football
I have a strange obsession with the minnows of European football. Both national teams and club teams. Each time I see the likes of Andorra, the Faroe Islands, Luxembourg, Malta etc play, I hope they can cause upset (the sole … Continue reading
Thor Akureyri seeking another 5-1 win
Iceland has never been a football powerhouse. A few victories against big national teams have been there now and then, but the team never came close to reaching a big tournament. Club football has never been of any major importance … Continue reading
Israeli football fans’ hopes on Hapoel Ironi Kiryat Shmona
Tomorrow 24th July the returns of the Champions League qualifiers second round are on the menu. After a few weeks without football in between the Euro 2012 won by the Spanish "Furia Roja" and the new European season, the football … Continue reading
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Tagged 'Ezra SIL SR', 'Lucida Grande' rtl class="script-hebrew">קִרְיַת שְׁמוֹנָה, 'Microsoft Sans Serif', 'Times New Roman', <span FONT-FAMILY:'SBL Hebrew', Champions League qualifiers, David, FrankRuehl, Hapoel Ironi Kiryat Shmona, Ironi Stadium, Israel, Israeli football, Kiryat Shmona, Narkisim, מועדון כדורגל הפועל עירוני קרית שמונה
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American Samoa writes football history
Forget Lionel Messi. Forget David Beckham. Forget Cristiano Ronaldo. Forget Barça, Real, Man United, Bayern, AC Milan. While, admitted, they play very nice attractive football, this is not pure sport anymore. It is business. Players are, in times that people … Continue reading
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Tagged American Samoa, American Samoa first ever win, American Samoa national football team, American Samoa national soccer team, American Samoa-Tonga 2-1, Australia-American Samoa 31-0, Kaneti Falela, Nicky Salapu, Oceanian World Cup qualifiers, Ramin Ott, Thomas Rongen, Tonga, Tonga national football team, Tonga national soccer team
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An interesting football week: summary
Sometimes there is a lack of time to write proper articles. Too many interesting things happening in a short amount of time. The list of songs and bands I wish to write about, and the list of obscure travel destinations … Continue reading
Posted in Football, Leagues and Cups
Tagged Alta IF, Belarus, Belarus U21 national football team, Bnei Yehuda Tel-Aviv, Crusaders FC, Europa League, Europa League qualifiers, European Championship U21, European Championship Under-21, Finnmarkshallen, FK Qarabag, Gaziantepspor, IBV, IF Fuglafjørður, KR, KR Reykjavik, Maccabi Tel-Aviv, NM Cupen, Norwegian Cup, Olympic Games football tournament, Runavik, Streymur, Tromsø IL, Vestmannaeyjar
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Oud-Heverlee Leuven opens the door to the Belgian premier division
The end of the season is approaching in Belgian football, and while the play-offs for the domestic title, European spots and the Cup winner yet have to be decided, some decisions have been realised already. Royal Charleroi SC is relegating … Continue reading
Posted in Football, Football clubs, History, Leagues and Cups
Tagged Daring Club Leuven, Daring Leuven, Den Dreef, Hooger Op Leuven, Leuven, merger, OH Leuven, OHL, Oud-Heverlee, Oud-Heverlee Leuven, Sporting Club Louvain, Sporting OHL, Sporting Oud-Heverlee Leuven, Stade Leuven, students, University of Leuven, Victoria FC Louvain, Zwarte Duivels Oud-Heverlee
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Belgian playoffs: European football’s most complex system
In recent times a lot of domestic football leagues have tried to improve the attraction of their league by re-organising the structure of the league. The Netherlands introduced play-offs for the teams that narrowly missed the championship title, these playoffs … Continue reading
The graveyard of the Irish football
This week the League of Ireland (aka the Airtricity League … even for me, as generally not very enthousiast towards the generally adopted football culture and as an enthousiast of things such as artificial turf as playing surface, naming league … Continue reading
Posted in Football, Football clubs, History, Leagues and Cups
Tagged Bohemian FC, clubs collapsing, Cobh Ramblers FC, Cork City FC, Derry City FC, Drogheda United FC, Dublin City FC, Glentoran FC, Irish Football, Irish League, Kildare County FC, Kilkenny City AFC, League of Ireland, Limerick FC, Linfield FC, Northern Irish Football, Shamrock Rovers FC, Shelbourne FC, Sporting Fingal
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