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Disgraceful there by Dida

Celts go 1 up

McManus

Joe Cole equalizes

I don't think that mask is helping John Terry

1 nil Valencia

Peter Crouch returns to the Liverpool side to partner Fernando Torres up front against Marseille.
Sebastian Leto also makes Rafa Benitez's starting XI, while for the visitors Djibril Cisse has to settle for a place on the bench.

However, Bolo Zenden will line up against his former teammates.

The Liverpool team in full: Reina, Finnan, Aurelio, Carragher, Hyypia, Sissoko, Gerrard, Benayoun, Leto, Torres, Crouch. Subs: Riise, Voronin, Arbeloa, Kuyt, Babel, Itandje, Mascherano.

Well, what is the barometer for strength in Irish Sport then?

Soccer?
Rugby?

Someone might want to tell RTE that they have 21 moments up there - not 20

Fried eels - not jellied eels

And I can get them here in Chinatown

I suppose family and GAA.

The only real thing I miss about home - old friends as well

Color me unhappy

Cena out with pec tear, must surrender WWE Championship
By Bryan Robinson
Written: October 2, 2007

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. – WWE Champion John Cena has suffered a complete tear of his right pectoral tendon and is heading into surgery, according to noted orthopedic surgeon Dr. James Andrews. Because of the seriousness of the injury, WWE officials will not allow Cena to compete this Sunday at No Mercy, and he will have no choice but to surrender the title.

Dr. Andrews said Cena could miss between six and eight months of action. Cena was injured during his match with Mr. Kennedy Monday night on Raw. According to WWE physician Dr. Ferdinand Rios, Cena's injury was more serious than initially thought.

"He has a complete tear of his pectoralus major muscle," Rios said. "Because he's so big, [the tendon tear] is behind the muscle. It was hard to diagnose."

Rios said Cena will be hospitalized for a few days to learn the rehabilitation procedure he must undergo. His arm will be immobilized for a week and then therapists may allow him to start moving it so that the arm doesn't become stiff.

Rios said that Cena is so dedicated to WWE that he wouldn't be surprised to see him return sooner than later.

"I suspect that John might be able to come back sooner [than most people with this injury], as he'll train vigorously," Rios said.

Before visiting Dr. Andrews, Cena had said last night, "No matter how serious the injury, one way or another I'll be ready to compete on Sunday."

But despite Cena's vow, WWE officials will not allow him to compete at No Mercy. Therefore, he must surrender the WWE Championship.

WWE officials vow that there will be a WWE Championship Match this Sunday at No Mercy and a new WWE Champion will be crowned.

Stay with WWE.com for further updates on Cena's condition and on No Mercy as they become available.

the Gers 3 nil up against Lyon - in Lyon

the block

he wasn't at the fair on Sunday night at all.  No coverage, no movement in the pocket, he even crossed over the line of scrimmage!

I don't give any real credit to the Giants offense - they had the worst defensive record in the NFL last season, they were terrible in their opening two games and I put down Sunday night's performance down to a terrible Eagles offensive line.

Why the hell did they leave Winston Justice on so long?
At least bring a TE in to double team Osi

one that is likely to touch a ball this year

Can someone give me a QB for Steve Smith?