Minnesota Vikings VS Pittsburgh Steelers in London

Filed under:Balls, Dirty girls, Football, PhoneSEX — posted by Molly on October 1, 2013 @ 4:34 pm

Minnesota Vikings beat Pittsburgh Steelers in London NFL showcase

Minnesota Vikings coach, Leslie Frazier, says “it feels great to get first win of the season” adding “and we had to come all the way to London to get it” after his side beat the Pittsburgh Steelers at Wembley.

In one of the most entertaining NFL games yet to be played in London, Greg Jennings provided the biggest highlight breaking several tackles on a 70-yard catch-and-run that opened up a 10-0 lead for the Vikings in the first quarter.

Greg Jennings and Adrian Peterson each scored two touchdowns as Minnesota Vikings overcame Pittsburgh Steelers 34-27 at London’s Wembley Stadium on Sunday night to win their first game of the season.

Speaking after the game, Viking’s coach Leslie Frazier said, “I think I’ll always have a special place in my heart for Wembley Stadium, along with London.”

Peterson described the match as “electric” adding “it was ful of energy, it felt like a home game.”

The Vikings move to 1-3 while Pittsburgh’s record is a lowly 0-4.

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Football Transfers 2013

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12 SEPTEMBER

Andy Bond [Colchester - Bristol Rovers] Loan

Cliff Byrne [Oldham - Scunthorpe] Loan

Josh Carson [Unattached - York]

Paul Connolly [Unattached - Millwall]

Shwan Jalal [Bournemouth - Oxford United] Loan

Jeffrey Monakana [Preston - Colchester] Loan

Elliott Whitehouse [Sheffield United - York] Loan

10 SEPTEMBER

Kayode Odejayi [Rotherham - Accrington] Loan

Jazz Richards [Swansea - Huddersfield] Loan

Kashif Siddiqi [Unattached - Northampton]

Martin Taylor [Sheffield Wednesday - Brentford] Loan

Joao Carlos Teixeira [Liverpool - Brentford] Loan

9 SEPTEMBER

Gary Woods [Unattached - Watford]

7 SEPTEMBER

Paul Rachubka [Unattached - Oldham]

5 SEPTEMBER

Shaun Cooper [Unattached - Portsmouth]

4 SEPTEMBER

Ben Alnwick [Unattached - Charlton]

Romain Amalfitano [Newcastle - Dijon] Loan

3 SEPTEMBER

Leon McSweeney [Unattached - Carlisle]

2 SEPTEMBER

Morgan Amalfitano [Marseille - West Brom] Loan

Victor Anichebe [Everton - West Brom] £6m

Marko Arnautovic [Werder Bremen - Stoke] Undisclosed

Benoit Assou-Ekotto [Tottenham - QPR] Loan

Barry Bannan [Aston Villa - Crystal Palace] Undisclosed

Gareth Barry [Man City - Everton] Loan

Hamza Bencherif [Notts County - Plymouth] Free

Fabio Borini [Liverpool - Sunderland] Loan

Harry Bunn [Manchester City - Sheffield United] Loan

Jacob Butterfield [Norwich - Middlesbrough] Undisclosed

Paul Caddis [Swindon - Birmingham] Undisclosed

Raphael Calvet [Auxerre - Brentford] Undisclosed

Lee Camp [Norwich - West Brom] Free

Tom Carroll [Tottenham - QPR] Loan

Graham Cummins [Preston - Rochdale] Loan

Florent Cuvelier [Stoke - Sheffield United] Undisclosed

Andrea Dossena [Napoli - Sunderland] Undisclosed

Marouane Fellaini [Everton - Man Utd] £27.5m

Liam Fontaine [Bristol City - Yeovil] Loan

Marko Futacs [Leicester - Diosgyori VT] Loan

Gedo [Al Ahly - Hull] Loan

Danny Green [Charlton - MK Dons] Loan

Adlene Guedioura [Nottingham Forest - Crystal Palace] Undisclosed

Tiago Ilori [Sporting Lisbon - Liverpool] £7m

Stephen Ireland [Aston Villa - Stoke] Loan

Saidy Janko [FC Zurich - Manchester United] £700,000 (reported)

Brian Jensen [Burnley - Bury] Free

Cameron Jerome [Stoke - Crystal Palace] Loan

Kaka [Real Madrid - AC Milan] Free

Kei Kamara [Sporting Kansas City - Middlesbrough] Undisclosed

Michael Kightly [Stoke - Burnley] Loan

Libor Kozak [Lazio - Aston Villa] £7m

Niko Kranjcar [Dynamo Kiev - QPR] Loan

Genseric Kusunga [FC Basel - Oldham] Free

Romelu Lukaku [Chelsea - Everton] Loan

Georg Margreitter [Wolves - FC Copenhagen] Loan

Adrian Mariappa [Reading - Crystal Palace] Undisclosed

Emmanuel Mayuka [Southampton - Sochaux] Loan

James McCarthy [Wigan - Everton] Undisclosed

Stephen McLaughlin [Nottingham Forest - Bristol City] Loan

Victor Moses [Chelsea - Liverpool] Loan

Dany N’Guessan [Millwall - Swindon] Free

David Noble [Rotherham - Cheltenham] Loan

James O’Connor [Derby - Bristol City] Loan

Peter Odemwingie [West Brom - Cardiff] £2.25m

Bradley Orr [Blackburn - Blackpool] Loan

Mesut Ozil [Real Madrid - Arsenal] £42.4m

Daniel Pacheco [Liverpool - AD Alcorcon] Undisclosed

Nick Powell [Manchester United - Wigan] Loan

Peter Ramage [Crystal Palace - Barnsley] Loan

Abdul Razak [Manchester City - Anzhi Makhachkala] Loan

Jamie Reckord [Wolves - Plymouth] Loan

Bradley Reid [Wrexham - Wolves] £200,000 (reported)

Mamadou Sakho [Paris St-Germain - Liverpool] £18m

Stephane Sessegnon [Sunderland - West Brom] Undisclosed

Ryan Shotton [Stoke - Wigan] Loan

Cameron Stewart [Hull - Charlton] Loan

Jayden Stockley [Bournemouth - Leyton Orient] Loan

Conor Townsend [Hull - Carlisle] Loan

Marcello Trotta [Fulham - Brentford] Loan

Nathan Tyson [Derby - Blackpool] Free

Alvaro Vazquez [Getafe - Swansea] Loan

Emiliano Viviano [Palmero - Arsenal] Loan

Cauley Woodrow [Fulham - Southend] Loan

Marvin Zeegelaar [Elazigspor - Blackpool] Loan

Elsad Zverotic [Young Boys - Fulham] Undisclosed

1 SEPTEMBER

Christian Atsu [Porto - Chelsea] £3.5m

Christian Atsu [Chelsea - Vitesse Arnhem] Loan

Gareth Bale [Tottenham - Real Madrid] £85.3m

Martin Demichelis [Atletico Madrid - Manchester City] £4.2m

Jack Hunt [Huddersfield - Crystal Palace] Undisclosed

Jimmy Kebe [Reading - Crystal Palace] Undisclosed

Manziel Suspended 1st Half Of Game…

Filed under:Dirty girls, Football, PhoneSEX — posted by Molly on August 29, 2013 @ 4:36 am

Did anyone else hear about Johnny Manziel being suspended the first half of the Texas A&M’s season opener against Rice for his involvement in an autograph scandal? Here’s what I found:

Due to an inadvertent violation regarding the signing of certain autographs, Texas A&M declared Manziel ineligible and submitted the following conditions for reinstatement to the NCAA:

• A one-half game suspension for Manziel

• Manziel will address the team regarding the situation and lessons learned

• Texas A&M will revise its future education concerning student-athlete autographs for individuals with multiple items

Based on the information submitted by the university, the NCAA accepted the conditions as put forward by Texas A&M. If additional information comes to light, the NCAA will review and consider if further action is appropriate. NCAA rules are clear that student-athletes may not accept money for items they sign and based on information provided by Manziel, that did not happen in this case.

you can read more in depth at this link: http://bleacherreport.com/articles/1728697-johnny-manziel-reportedly-suspended-for-1st-half-of-season-opener-by-ncaa

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(Reuters) - The world’s top swimmers will be vying to fill the void left by Michael Phelps as the world championships begin without the decorated American in Barcelona on Sunday.

Phelps, who ended his glittering career after last year’s London Olympics, will be watching from the stands at the hilltop Palau Sant Jordi, a venue for the 1992 Olympics, as some of his old rivals bid to take his place as the global face of swimming.

Americans Ryan Lochte and Nathan Adrian, Australia’s James Magnussen, Sun Yang of China, Frenchmen Yannick Agnel and Florent Manaudou and South Africa’s Chad le Clos will be the ones to watch as the sport comes to terms with the absence of Phelps who amassed 26 world championship and 18 Olympic golds.

Lochte is defending the most titles from the last world championships in Shanghai in 2011, including the 200 metres freestyle, the 200 metres backstroke and the 200 and 400 metres individual medleys.

Among the women gunning for gold medals and world records are Americans Missy Franklin and Katie Ledecky, Lithuania’s Ruta Meilutyte, Chinese Ye Shiwen, Cate Campbell and Alicia Coutts of Australia and Ranomi Kromowidjojo of the Netherlands.

Judging by the form book, the Americans are likely to take the absence of Phelps firmly in their stride and top the medals table for 13th time in 15 editions since the first world championships in Belgrade in 1973.

The former East Germany briefly knocked them off their perch in 1982 and 1986.

“The United States has been the globe’s aquatic power for eons,” according to influential website SwimVortex.com.

“Even as the country undergoes a transition period, there is no reason to believe the Red, White and Blue won’t remain on top of the world pedestal,” they added.

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South Africa’s Le Clos caused a sensation in London when he pipped Phelps to win gold in the 200 metres butterfly and deny him a third straight title in his favourite event.

The 21-year-old suffered an injured shoulder around the turn of the year and has decided to compete only in the three butterfly events in Barcelona.

“Michael Phelps was a role model and an inspiration for me when I was growing up so I will miss him a little bit,” Le Clos, who has become good friends with his boyhood hero, told a news conference on Wednesday.

“He’s going to be in the stands watching and hopefully watching me doing well.”

The world championships also offer a chance for traditional powerhouses Australia to redeem themselves after a woeful performance in London.

A damning review said team management had failed to prevent a “toxic culture” from developing in the squad, which produced Australia’s worst Olympic results in 20 years.

Abuse of alcohol and prescription drugs, as well as flouting of curfews and bullying, had gone unchecked and contributed to the underperformance, the review said.

The nation’s swimmers can put that right in Barcelona and fans will be expecting the likes of Magnussen and Christian Sprenger among the men and Campbell and Coutts on the women’s side to step up.

China, meanwhile, are cautiously optimistic and head coach Yao Zhengjie has set a target of four golds.

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News On Kobe

Filed under:Balls, Basketball, PhoneSEX — posted by Molly on July 1, 2013 @ 3:23 am

Kobe Bryant can stand on his toes, which isn’t quite the same as dunking a basketball but does mean the surgically repaired Achilles tendon in his left foot is improving.

The Los Angeles Lakers shooting guard has been working one-on-one with team physical therapist Judy Seto and told Lakers.com that the progress has been good.

“It’s feeling really strong; I can walk without a limp,” Bryant said. “I can go up the stairs and just stand on my toe, which shows a lot of strength in the tendon.”

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The Lakers’ roster is still taking form, with Dwight Howard’s free agency overshadowing Bryant’s recovery lately as the top story out of Los Angeles. But Bryant was the team’s best player last season, when he averaged 27.3 points, 6.0 assists, 5.6 rebounds and 1.4 steals a game as a 34-year-old.

He’s battled through a littany of injuries in his NBA career and says he’ll continue to rely on his skills to overcome diminished athleticism as he heals and ages.

“You just adjust,” Bryant said. “I don’t think it’s reinventing the wheel or anything like that. If you have to play a slower game, you play a slower game. If you have to post up more, you post up more. If the explosiveness and speed is there, then it’s there and you use it in moderation.”

LAKERS: Getting creepy in Dwight pursuit

DRAFT GRADES: How did the Lakers fare?

He still expects to be back in the lineup by early December, at the latest. And when he’s back, there won’t be any hesitation or coddling requried.

“That’s one thing that you can really count on as long as I’m here,” Bryant said. “I’ll be out there ready to go, playing at a high level.”

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Blackhawks tied 5-5 in Game 4

Filed under:Balls, Hockey, PhoneSEX — posted by Molly on June 20, 2013 @ 12:56 am

Hockey fans anyone?

BOSTON (AP) — The Boston Bruins came from behind to tie the Chicago Blackhawks for the third time and sent Game 4 of the Stanley Cup finals into overtime with the teams even 5-5 on Wednesday night.

Trailing 4-3 after the second period, the Bruins tied it on Patrice Bergeron’s second goal of the game at 2:05 of the third period.

Patrick Sharp gave Chicago a 5-4 lead at 11:19 with the Blackhawks‘ first power-play goal in 30 chances, but Boston came right back to tie it 55 seconds later on Johnny Boychuk’s hard 40-foot shot.

All five Bruins goals were to the glove side of goalie Corey Crawford.

Game 5 of the best-of-seven series between the Original Six teams will be Saturday night in Chicago, where the clubs split the first two games in overtime.

Jonathan Toews broke his scoring slump in Chicago’s three-goal onslaught in the second period against previously stingy goalie Tuukka Rask.

In an unusually wide-open game, the teams combined for five goals in the second period after the first ended in a 1-1 tie on goals by Chicago’s Michal Handzus and Boston’s Rich Peverley.

Patrick Kane and Marcus Kruger also scored for Chicago in the second. Milan Lucic and Bergeron countered for Boston.

Rask posted his third shutout of the postseason with a 2-0 win on Monday night that gave the Bruins a 2-1 lead in the best-of-seven series. He began Game 4 with a shutout streak of 122 minutes, 26 seconds.

That ended at 129:14 when Handzus scored a short-handed goal at 6:48 of the first period. Then Peverley, who had been struggling offensively, scored his second playoff goal during a rare power-play shift for him at 14:43.

Toews and Kane led the Blackhawks with 23 goals each this season, and neither had scored a goal in the Cup finals. In fact, Toews had gone 10 straight games without one and now has two goals in 21 playoff games.

His fortunes changed when he gave Chicago a 2-1 lead at 6:33 of the second. Michal Rozsival fired a low rising shot from the right point that Toews tipped in near the right post.

Just over two minutes later, Kane made it 3-1. Bryan Bickell shot the puck from low in the left circle. Rask deflected it to the other side and then scrambled to get back in position, but Kane converted the rebound at 8:41.

The Bruins stayed aggressive and it paid off when Lucic got his sixth goal of the postseason at 14:43. Zdeno Chara passed the puck from the left boards to Lucic in the slot for a backhand from 10 feet past Crawford.

Then it was the Blackhawks’ turn to come back, and it took less than a minute.

Kruger put his own rebound past Rask for his third postseason goal this year at 15:32. But that 4-2 lead didn’t hold up for long in the back-and-forth game.

At 17:22, Bergeron scored his eighth goal of the playoffs off an odd bounce during a power play. Chara’s shot hit the glass behind Crawford and bounced back off the top of the net. It ended up in the slot, and Bergeron put it in to cut the deficit to 4-3.

Handzus had scored the first goal after Brandon Saad stole the puck from Tyler Seguin in the Boston zone and raced up the right side. He crossed the blue line and then passed across the slot to Handzus, who beat Rask from about 5 feet.

Then Peverley tied it. Bruins defenseman Andrew Ference kept the puck in the zone when he went to his knees at the left point. He passed it toward Peverley near the right circle. Peverley controlled the puck and took a shot from the inside edge of the circle, beating Crawford to the near side.

The Blackhawks, Stanley Cup winners in 2010, dominated the early part of the first period. But the Bruins, the 2011 champions, came on strong in the last 10 minutes and ended the period being outshot by only 10-9.

The Blackhawks won the opener 4-3 on Andrew Shaw’s goal at 12:08 of the third overtime and lost 2-1 in Game 2 on Daniel Paille’s goal at 13:48 of the first overtime.

Marian Hossa returned to the Blackhawks lineup after being a late scratch in Game 3 because of an upper body injury. He has three game-winning goals in the playoffs and was second on the team with 17 goals during the regular season.

Since the best-of-seven format for the Cup finals began in 1939, teams leading 2-1 have won the championship 38 of 47 times.

Boston has won its last seven home playoff games, outscoring opponents 21-10. The Bruins are 11-2 in their last 13 games with both losses coming in overtime.

Rask has allowed one goal or fewer in each of Boston’s last eight wins.

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When Will Miami Host Another Superbowl? Video

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New 2013 NFL draft

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