Thursday, March 31, 2011

Journeymen: Mário Jardel

The many clubs of former European Golden Shoe winner and Brazilian International Mário Jardel. Jardel was one of Europe's top scorers with FC Porto, Galatasaray, and Sporting CP between 1996 and 2003. His move to Bolton Wanderers in the summer of 2003 was the beginning of the end for his top form which he has since tried to regain at more than a dozen clubs around the world.


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Wednesday, March 30, 2011

CONCACAF vs The World - 2010/2011

The 5 most recent results for the top CONCACAF teams against non-CONCACAF opponents.


Panama (12 pts)
2-0 Bolivia
0-1 Peru
1-0 Peru
3-1 Venezuela
2-1 Venezuela

Mexico (11 pts)
1-1 Venezuela
3-1 Paraguay
2-0 Bosnia-Herzegovina
2-2 Venezuela
1-0 Colombia

USA (6 pts)
0-1 Paraguay
1-1 Argentina
1-1 Chile
1-0 South Africa
0-0 Colombia

Canada (5 pts)
1-0 Belarus
0-1 Greece
2-2 Ukraine
0-2 Peru
1-1 Venezuela

Honduras (3 pts)
0-3 China
0-4 South Korea
1-1 Ecuador
1-1 New Zealand
0-0 Switzerland

Costa Rica (3 pts)
0-0 Argentina
2-2 China
2-2 Venezuela
0-2 Peru
0-2 Paraguay

Jamaica (1 pts)
0-2 Venezuela
1-2 Peru
0-2 South Africa
1-2 Argentina
0-0 South Africa



El Salvador, Cuba, Trinidad and Tobago, and Grenada have not played any nations outside of CONCACAF in the last year.

One thing to keep in mind is this is not necessarily a 100% true representation of first "A" team form considering many teams experiment heavily with new players and formations in friendlies at the start of a new World Cup cycle.

Tuesday, March 29, 2011

South American Players Abroad

Top Division leagues around the World that feature a minimum of 10 players from a single South American nation.  Numbers compiled from Transfer Markt.

Argentina

87 - Chile Primera Division
41 - Italy Serie A
39 - Spain La Liga
35 - Peru Torneo Descentralizado
31 - Mexico Primera División
30 - Greece Super League
20 - Colombia Liga Postobon I
16 - Cyprus Division A
16 - Uruguay Primera Division
12 - Brazil Campeonato Brasileiro Serie A
12 - Portugal SuperLiga

Brazil

142 - Portugal SuperLiga
32 - Italy Serie A
31 - Romania Liga 1
30 - Japan J-League
29 - Cyprus Division A
27 - Ukraine Premier Liga
27 - Greece Super League
26 - Germany Bundesliga
25 - South Korea K-League
25 - Spain La Liga
25 - Turkey Super Lig
21 - Bulgaria A Liga
20 - Belgium Jupiler Pro League
20 - France Ligue 1
20 - Russia Premier League
15 - USA Major League Soccer
13 - England Premier League
13 - Uruguay Primera Division
12 - Sweden Allsvenskan
11 - Saudi Arabia Professional League
10 - Netherlands Eredivisie
10 - Hungary Nemzeti Bajnokság

Colombia

26 - Peru Torneo Descentralizado
15 - USA Major League Soccer
13 - Mexico Primera Division

Paraguay

18 - Chile Primera Division
17 - Argentina Primera Division
15 - Colombia Liga Postobon I

Uruguay

25 - Argentina Primera Division
20 - Italy Serie A
17 - Chile Primera Division
16 - Spain La Liga
12 - Mexico Primera Division

Monday, March 28, 2011

East Africa National Team Crests

National Team Crests from Eastern African nations.

Burundi

Djibouti

Eritrea

Ethiopia

Kenya

Madagascar

Malawi

Mozambique

Rwanda

Somalia

Tanzania

Uganda

Zambia

Zimbabwe

Friday, March 25, 2011

Explanation of FIFA Rankings Point Calculation

The calculations used to award points in the FIFA rankings.


P = Total Points received in a match

M = Was the match won or drawn?
I = How important was the match? (ranging from friendly to WC)
T = How strong was the opposing team in FIFA ranking position?
C = How strong was the opposing Confederation?

P = M x I x T x C


M = Points for Match Result
W: 3 points
D: 1 points
L: 0 points

*In a penalty shootout the winner gets 2 points and the loser gets 1 point

I = Importance of Match
1.0 - Friendly Match
2.5 - FIFA World Cup qualifier or confederation-level qualifier
3.0 - Confederation-level final competition or Confederations Cup
4.0 - World Cup

T = Strength of Opposing Team
no. 1 = 200
no. 22 = 178
no. 50 = 150
no. 78 = 122
no. 100 = 100
no. 150 = 50
etc.

*Teams ranked 150th and below are assigned a minimum value of 50

C = Strength of Confederation
1.00 - UEFA and CONMEBOL
0.88 - CONCACAF
0.86 - CAF
0.85 - AFC and OFC

*based on the number of victories by confederation at the last 3 World Cups


Examples of recent USA games

USA v Algeria 2010 World Cup (USA 1-0 Algeria)

M = 3 points for USA win
I = 4.0 for World Cup match
T = 170 for Strength of Opposing team Algeria (30)
C = 0.87 for Avg. Strength of Confederations (CONCACAF and CAF)

P = 3 x 4 x 170 x 0.87 = 1,774.8 points


USA v Spain 2009 Confederations Cup (USA 2-0 Spain)

M = 3 points for USA win
I = 3.0 for Confederations Cup match
T = 200 for Strength of Opposing team Spain (1)
C = 0.94 for Avg. Strength of Confederations (CONCACAF and UEFA)

P = 3 x 3 x 200 x 0.94 = 1,692.0 points


USA v Mexico 2009 Home World Cup Qualifier (USA 2-0 Mexico)

M = 3 points for USA win
I = 2.5 for World Cup Qualifier
T = 176 for Strength of Opposing Team Mexico (24)
C = 0.88 for Strength of Confederation (CONCACAF)

P = 3 x 2.5 x 176 x 0.88 = 1,161.6 points


USA v Poland Friendly October 2010 (USA 2-2 Poland)

M = 1 point for USA draw
I = 1.0 for Friendly Match
T = 131 for Strength of Opposing Team Poland (69)
C = 0.94 for Avg. Strength of Confederations (CONCACAF and UEFA)

P = 1 x 1 x 131 x 0.94 = 123.1 points



Four years are taken into account for current FIFA rankings. Matches older than 12 months are worth less points.

100% = Match average from the last 12 months (2010)
50% = Match average from the previous year (2009)
30% = Match average from year 3 (2008)
20% = Match average from year 4 (2007)
0% = Matches older than 4 years


The point totals listed on the FIFA rankings are the average points per game over the past 4 seasons added together (using the percentages listed above).

Here is a quick made up example of how it works using round numbers.

Year - Pts. - GP - PCT = Total
2007 - 8000 / 10 x 20% = 160.0
2008 - 5000 / 10 x 30% = 150.0
2009 - 9000 / 10 x 50% = 450.0
2010 - 6000 / 10 x 100% = 600.0

Total = 1360 (This is the number you see in FIFA rankings)

Points from a single match can range from 0 for a loss to about 2400 for a win over the top ranked team in a World Cup Final.

Thursday, March 24, 2011

Supporter Videos: Al-Hilal (Saudi Arabia) and Wydad Casablanca (Morocco)

Al-Hilal - Saudi Arabia





Wydad Casablanca - Morocco



Wednesday, March 23, 2011

Foreign Players in Brazil and Argentina

The handful of players from outside of South America (by birth or national team affiliation) that are currently on Campeonato Brasileirão Serie A and Argentine Primera Division teams.


ARGENTINA

Italy
Mauro Camoranesi - Club Atlético Lanús

Mexico
Guillermo Franco - Velez Sarsfield

Spain
Mariano Pernía - Club Atlético Tigre
Iván Moreno y Fabianesi - Club Atlético Colón

BRAZIL

Angola
Geraldo - Coritiba

Portugal
Liédson - Corinthians
Deco - Fluminense

Qatar
Emerson - Fluminense

Serbia
Dejan Petkovic - Flamengo

Tuesday, March 22, 2011

Players from Lowest Ranked Euro Nations in Top 20 UEFA Leagues

Players from the 10 lowest ranked European nations (out of 53) playing in one of the top 20 European Leagues (according to the current UEFA league coefficient).


San Marino
Aldo Cimoncini - AC Cesena (Italy)

Andorra
Ildefons Lima - AC Bellinzona (Switzerland)

Malta
Luke Dimech - AEK Larnaca (Cyprus)

Liechtenstein
Martin Stocklasa - SV Ried (Austria)
Sandro Wieser - FC Basel 1893 (Switzerland)
Mario Frick - Grasshopper Club (Switzerland)

Faroe Islands
Christian Holst - Silkeborg IF (Denmark)

Kazakhstan
Aleksey Popov - Amkar Perm (Russia)

Luxembourg
NONE

Wales

England
Gareth Bale - Tottenham Hotspur
James Collins - Aston Villa
Aaron Ramsey - Arsenal
Ryan Giggs - Manchester United
Danny Collins - Stoke City
Jack Collison - West Ham United
Simon Davies - Fulham FC
Sam Ricketts - Bolton Wanderers
David Edwards - Wolverhampton Wanderers
Wayne Hennessey - Wolverhampton Wanderers
David Vaughan - Blackpool FC
Boaz Myhill - West Bromwich Albion
Danny Gabbidon - West Ham United
Neal Eardley - Blackpool FC
Robbie Blake - Bolton Wanderers

Scotland
Joe Ledley - Celtic FC
Kyle Letheren - Kilmarnock FC
Scott Evans - Kilmarnock FC
David Stephens - Hibernian FC


Iceland

Denmark
Rúrik Gíslason - Odense BK
Sölvi Ottesen - FC Copenhagen
Eyjólfur Hédinsson - SönderjyskE
Ólafur Ingi Skúlason - SönderjyskE
Arnar Darri Petursson - SönderjyskE
Arnór Smárason - Esbjerg fB

Belgium
Bjarni Vidarsson - KV Mechelen
Alfred Finnbogason - KSC Lokeren
Arni Gautur Arason - Lierse SK
Arnar Vidarsson - Cercle Brugge

Netherlands
Kolbeinn Sigthorsson - AZ Alkmaar
Johann Berg Gudmundsson - AZ Alkmaar

Scotland
Eggert Gunnþór Jónsson - Heart of Midlothian FC
Victor Palsson - Hibernian FC

England
Gretar Steinsson - Bolton Wanderers
Eidur Gudjohnsen - Fulham FC

Germany
Gylfi Sigurdsson - TSG 1899 Hoffenheim


Azerbaijan
Mahir Shukurov - Anzhi Makhachkala (Russia)
Murad Megamadov - Maccabi Petah Tikva FC (Israel)

Monday, March 21, 2011

Pictures: Israeli Premier League Venues

A collection of stadiums from the Israeli Premier League.


Bloomfield Stadium - Hapoel Tel Aviv, Maccabi Tel Aviv, Bnei Yehuda

Green Stadium - Hapoel Nazareth Illit

Kiryat Ileizer (Haifa) Stadium - Maccabi Haifa and Hapoel Haifa

Kiryat Shmona (Ironi) Municipal Stadium - Hapoel Ironi Kiryat Shmona

Ramat Gan Stadium - Hapoel Petah Tikva

Sala Stadium - Hapoel Ashkelon

Teddy Stadium - Beitar Jerusalem and Hapoel Jerusalem

Vasermil Stadium - Hapoel Be'er Sheva and Maccabi Be'er Sheva

Winter Stadium - Hakoah Ramat Gan and Hapoel Ramat Gan

Yud-Alef Stadium - FC Ashdod

Friday, March 18, 2011

Videos: Special Move Slide Tackles

The Drop Kick


Sweep the Leg Johnny


The Never Ending Electric Slide


The Double Tackle


The Referee Takedown


The Manhood Ender


The Stone Wall Tackle


The Artistic Slide


The Medic


Ladies and Gentleman, Steve Cherundolo!

Thursday, March 17, 2011

Côte d'Ivoire Club Logos

A selection of club logos/badges from the Côte d'Ivoire Premier Division.


Africa Sports National - Abidjan

Denguelé Sports d'Odienné - Odienné

ASEC Mimosas - Abidjan

Academie de Foot Amadou Diallo - Djékanou

Issia Wazi - Issia

Jeunesse Club d'Abidjan - Abidjan

Séwé Sports de San Pedro - San Pédro

Société Omnisports de l'Armée - Yamoussoukro

Stade d'Abidjan - Abidjan

Stella Club d'Adjamé - Abidjan

Tuesday, March 15, 2011

MLS Unique Internationals (March 2011)

Nations represented by a single player in Major League Soccer.


Bosnia-Herzegovnia - Baggio Husidic (Chicago Fire)

Chile - Sebastian Miranda (Colombus Crew)

China - Long Tan (Vancouver Whitecaps)

Cuba - Osvaldo Alonso (Seattle Sounders)

Ecuador - Víctor Estupiñán (Chivas USA)

El Salvador - Arturo Alvarez (Real Salt Lake)

Estonia - Joel Lindpere (New York Red Bulls)

Finland - Teemu Tainio (New York Red Bulls)

Georgia - Giorgi Chirgadze (New York Red Bulls)

Guadeloupe - Stephane Auvray (Sporting Kansas City)

Israel - Orr Barouch (Chicago Fire)

Japan - Kosuke Kimura (Colorado Rapids)

Liberia - Darlington Nagbe (Portland Timbers)

Montenegro - Branko Boskovic (DC United)

Morocco - Mehdi Ballouchy (New York Red Bulls)

Netherlands Antilles - Javier Martina (Toronto FC)

Norway - Jan Gunnar Solli (New York Red Bulls)

Peru - Andres Mendoza (Columbus Crew)

Poland - Konrad Warzycha (Sporting Kansas City)

Sierra Leone - Kei Kamara (Sporting Kansas City)

South Africa - Danleigh Borman (New York Red Bulls)

St. Kitts & Nevis - Atiba Harris (Vancouver Whitecaps)

St. Vincent & Grenadines - Cornelius Stewart (Vancouver Whitecaps)

Sweden - Erik Friberg (Seattle Sounders)

Tanzania - Nizar Khalfan (Vancouver Whitecaps)

Uganda - Brian Umony (Portland Timbers)

Wales - Carl Robinson (New York Red Bulls)


*MLS rosters have been changing almost daily so if any of these players are out of date or I'm missing anyone let me know and I'll update the list. List is as of March 14th.

Monday, March 14, 2011

EPL Unique Internationals (March 2011)

Nations that are currently represented by a single player in the English Premier League.

Austria - Paul Scharner (West Bromwich Albion)

Barbados - Emmerson Boyce (Wigan Athletic)

Benin - Stéphane Sessègnon (Sunderland)

Canada - David Hoilett (Blackburn Rovers)

Colombia - Hugo Rodallega (Wigan Athletic)

Ecuador - Antonio Valencia (Manchester United)

Egypt - Ahmed Elmohamady (Sunderland)

Greece - Sotirios Kyrgiakos (Liverpool)

Grenada - Jason Roberts (Blackburn Rovers)

Jamaica - Ricardo Fuller (Stoke City)

Mali - Mamady Sidibé (Stoke City)

Oman - Ali Al-Habsi (Wigan Athletic)

Romania - Gabriel Tamaş (West Bromwich Albion)

Slovenia - Haris Vučkić (Newcastle United)

Togo - Moustapha Salifou (Aston Villa)

Uruguay - Luis Suárez (Liverpool)

Zimbabwe - Benjani (Blackburn Rovers)

Friday, March 11, 2011

Top Ranked Euro Clubs Outside the Top 5 Leagues (March 2011)

Clubs in the top 100 of the Euro Club Index - excluding teams from the top leagues of England, France, Germany, Italy, and Spain.  (from the March 07, 2011 rankings)


Rank Club League
6 FC Porto Portugal
10 Shakhtar Donetsk Ukraine
15 Benfica Portugal
18 Zenit St. Petersburg Russia
22 PSV Netherlands
24 CSKA Moscow Russia
25 Ajax Netherlands
28 FC Twente Netherlands
30 Dynamo Kiev Ukraine
33 Rubin Kazan Russia
36 Olympiacos Greece
39 Spartak Moscow Russia
44 FC Copenhagen Denmark
46 FC Basel Switzerland
48 Anderlecht Belgium
49 Hapoel Tel Aviv Israel
50 Sporting CP Portugal
51 Fenerbahce Turkey
52 Panathinaikos Greece
55 Sporting Braga Portugal
59 Maccabi Haifa Israel
60 Sparta Praga Czech Republic
62 Celtic Scotland
63 Metalist Kharkiv Ukraine
64 Rangers Scotland
66 BSC Young Boys Switzerland
71 Lokomotiv Moscow Russia
72 Trabzonspor Turkey
73 AZ Alkmaar Netherlands
80 Besiktas Turkey
91 Partizan Belgrade Serbia
92 Rosenborg BK Norway
93 APOEL Nicosia Cyprus
94 Dinamo Moscow Russia
97 FC Zurich Switzerland
99 Racing Genk Belgium
100 AA Gent Belgium

Thursday, March 10, 2011

FIFA Confederation Ranking Comparison - March 2011

Comparing FIFA Confederations using the average ranking of the top 5 teams from each region.

4.0 - UEFA
1 - Spain
2 - Netherlands
3 - Germany
6 - England
8 - Croatia

10.8 - SOUTH AMERICA
4 - Argentina
5 - Brazil
7 - Uruguay
14 - Chile
24 - Paraguay

31.0 - AFRICA
16 - Ghana
25 - Cote d'Ivoire
35 - Egypt
39 - Nigeria
40 - Burkina Faso

36.8 - ASIA
15 - Japan
21 - Australia
29 - Korea Republic
43 - Iran
76 - China

37.0 - CONCACAF
19 - USA
27 - Mexico
38 - Honduras
48 - Jamaica
53 - Costa Rica

140.4 - OCEANIA
56 - New Zealand
152 - Fiji
153 - New Caldeonia
163 - Vanuatu
178 - Solomon Islands

Wednesday, March 9, 2011

Croatian Players in Top 10 UEFA Leagues

A list of Croats playing in the top 10 UEFA leagues (according to the current UEFA league coefficient rankings)

Germany
Mladen Petrić - Hamburger SV
Ivica Olić - Bayern Munich
Danijel Pranjić - Bayern Munich
Mario Mandžukić - VfL Wolfsburg
Srđan Lakić - 1.FC Kaiserslautern
Ivo Iličević - 1.FC Kaiserslautern
Stiven Rivić - 1.FC Kaiserslautern
Josip Šimunić - TSG 1899 Hoffenheim
Domagoj Vida - Bayer Leverkusen
Mato Jajalo - 1.FC Cologne
Miro Varvodić - 1.FC Cologne
Zvonko Pamić - SC Freiburg
Petar Slišković - 1.FSV Mainz 05

Turkey
Hrvoje Čale - Trabzonspor
Drago Gabrić - MKE Ankaragücü
Anthony Šerić - Karabükspor
Vjekoslav Tomić - Karabükspor
Vanja Iveša - Eskişehirspor
Jerko Leko - Bucaspor
Stjepan Tomas - Bucaspor
Ante Kulušić - Gençlerbirliği

Ukraine
Darijo Srna - Shakhtar Donetsk
Eduardo - Shakhtar Donetsk
Ognjen Vukojević - Dynamo Kyiv
Ivan Strinić - Dnipro Dnipropetrovsk
Mladen Bartulović - Kryvbass Kryvyi Rig
Saša Đuričić - Tavria Simferopol
Ivan Graf - Tavria Simferopol

England
Luka Modrić - Tottenham Hotspur
Vedran Ćorluka - Tottenham Hotspur
Niko Kranjčar - Tottenham Hotspur
Stipe Pletikosa - Tottenham Hotspur
Nikola Kalinić - Blackburn Rovers
Ivan Klasnić - Bolton Wanderers

Portugal
Dejan Školnik - CD Nacional
Darko Bodul - CD Nacional
Kristijan Pavlović - CD Nacional
Danijel Stojanović - CD Nacional

Netherlands
Matej Delač - Vitesse Arnheim
Joey Didulica - AZ Alkmaar
Dario Vujičević - VVV-Venlo

France
Dejan Lovren - Olympique Lyon
Vedran Runje - RC Lens

Italy
Igor Budan - AC Cesena
Vedran Celjak - Sampdoria

Russia
Tomislav Dujmović - Dynamo Moscow
Josip Knežević - Amkar Perm

Spain
Ivan Rakitić - FC Sevilla
Mate Bilić - Sporting Gijón

Tuesday, March 8, 2011

Transfers: Europe to MLS

Current MLS players who were transferred or loaned to the league directly from a club in Europe. (As of March 05, 2011)

CHICAGO FIRE

Croatia
Josip Mikulic (NK Zagreb)

Cyprus
Gonzalo Segares (Apollon Limassol)

Serbia
Bratislav Ristić (FK Rad Belgrade)


CHIVAS USA

NONE


COLORADO RAPIDS

England
Ian Joyce (Southend United)
Matt Pickens (QPR)

Scotland
Jamie Smith (Aberdeen)


COLUMBUS CREW

Belgium
Leandre Griffit (U.R.S. du Centre)

Netherlands
Robbie Rogers (SC Heerenveen)

Turkey
Andres Mendoza (Diyarbakirspor)


DC UNITED

Austria
Branko Bošković (Rapid Vienna)

France
Charlie Davies (Sochaux)

Serbia
Dejan Jakovic (Red Star Belgrade)


FC DALLAS

NONE


HOUSTON DYNAMO

Czech Republic
Andrew Hainault (FK SIAD Most)

Denmark
Tally Hall (Esbjerg)

Norway
Hunter Freeman (IK Start)


SPORTING KANSAS CITY

Denmark
Jimmy Nielsen (Vejle)

England
Craig Rocastle (Forest Green Rovers)
Ryan Smith (Crystal Palace)

France
Stephane Auvray (Nimes Olympique)

Moldova
Birahim Diop (CS Tiligul-Tiras Tiraspol)



LOS ANGELES GALAXY

England
Chris Birchall (Brighton and Hove Albion)

Germany
Gregg Berhalter (TSV 1860 Munich)

Spain
David Beckham (Real Madrid)


NEW ENGLAND REVOLUTION

Greece
Didier Domi (Olympiakos)

Italy
Ousmane Dabo (Lazio)

Montenegro
Ilija Stolica (FC Budocnost)

Switzerland
Marko Perovic (FC Basel)


NEW YORK RED BULLS

Denmark
Salou Ibrahim (Vejle)

England
Luke Rodgers (Notts County)
John Rooney (Macclesfield Town)

Norway
Joel Lindpere (Tromso)
Jan Solli (SK Brann)
Roy Miller (Rosenborg)

Spain
Thierry Henry (FC Barcelona)
Rafa Marquez (FC Barcelona)


PHILADELPHIA UNION

Denmark
Danny Califf (FC Midtjylland)


PORTLAND TIMBERS

Germany
Kenny Cooper (TSV 1860 Munich)
Sal Zizzo (Hannover 96)

REAL SALT LAKE

Denmark
Robbie Russell (Viborg)

Netherlands
Will Johnson (De Graafschap)

Norway
Nat Borchers (Odd Grenland)

Spain
Javier Morales (UD Vecindario)

Switzerland
Alvaro Saborio (FC Sion)


SAN JOSE EARTHQUAKES

England
Bobby Convey (Reading FC)

Israel
Scott Sealy (Bnei Sakhnin)

Norway
Ramiro Corrales (SK Brann)



SEATTLE SOUNDERS

England
Kasey Keller (Fulham)

Netherlands
Blaise Nkufo (FC Twente)

Sweden
Ryan Johnson (Osters IF)


TORONTO FC

Denmark
Adrian Cann (Esberg)

Netherlands
Nick Soolsma (Ajax)


VANCOUVER WHITECAPS

England
Jay DeMerit (Watford)

Switzerland
Eric Hassli (FC Zurich)
Alain Rochat (FC Zurich)

Monday, March 7, 2011

Map: Premier League Referee Hometowns

A map and list of the hometowns that England's current top-flight refs are based in.


View EPL Referee Hometowns in a larger map


Martin Atkinson
Bradford, West Yorkshire, England

Stuart Attwell
Nuneaton, Warwickshire, England

Mark Clattenburg
Gosforth, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, England

Mike Dean
Wirral, Cheshire, England

Phil Dowd
Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire, England

Chris Foy
St. Helens, Lancashire, England

Kevin Friend
Leicestershire, England

Mark Halsey and Lee Mason
Bolton, Lancashire, England

Mike Jones
Chester, Cheshire, England

Andre Marriner
Sheldon, Birmingham, West Midlands, England

Michael Oliver
Ashington, Northumberland, England

Lee Probert
Wiltshire, England

Anthony Taylor
Wythenshawe, Greater Manchester, England

Peter Walton
Long Buckby, Northamptonshire, England

Howard Webb
Rotherham, South Yorkshire, England

Friday, March 4, 2011

Sorry for the Unexpected Downtime

I apologize for the extended period that The Best Eleven was unavailable. There was a mistake made by Google in the domain renewal process and I have been involved in an extremely frustrating and slow back and forth conversation with them for nearly 2 weeks to get back online.

I appreciate your patience and expect that The Best Eleven will be back to normal posting starting on Monday.

Thanks for reading!
Steve

Hong Kong Club Logos

Club Logos from the Hong Kong First Division League


Tuen Mun



TSW Pegasus



NT Realty Wofoo Tai Po



Tai Chung



Sun Hei SC



Kitchee



Fourway Rangers



Citizen



South China AA



Hong Kong FC