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  Fernando José Torres Sanz is celebrating his 34th birthday today. The former Liverpool and Chelsea striker remains one of the most cherished footballers in the premier league history. The Spanish International was the star of the Euro cup final in 2008 and 2012. Torres started his premier league career after joining Liverpool in 2007. In his first season at Liverpool, Torres proved his knack to the football world by scoring 24 premier league goals. This made him the most prolific foreign striker in a debut season in the premier league era

A disallowed goal in the closing stages of a Greek league match sparked anarchy on Sunday night, with an aggrieved club president storming the pitch while appearing to carry a holstered gun. PAOK chief Ivan Savvidis twice marched onto the field surrounded by bodyguards to remonstrate with referee Giorgos Kominis, after Fernando Varela's 89th minute goal was chalked off against AEK Athens with the score 0-0. Savvidis wore a holster on his waist containing what appeared to be a revolver, though he did not remove it during the ensuing fracas. AEK coach Manolo Jimenez claims Savvidis verbally threatened the official, allegedly telling him 'you're finished as a referee'. The goal was eventually allowed to stand about two hours later according to state television reports, with fans at PAOK's Toumba Stadium unsure of the final result. The league's official website records a final result as a goalless draw. "We didn't know if he had a gun, then we saw

Simba SC has claimed that their exciting records against North African teams could be the key to the victory in their CAF Confederation Cup tie with Egyptian Al Masry on Wednesday. Speaking ahead of the game, the Media Communication Officer, Hajji Manara said that, the game will be tough for both teams but they have had good preparation which will be fundamental to the victory. Where they come from Simba SC edged past Djiboutian side, Gendarmerie on 5-0 aggregate success, in the first leg tie which was held at their home ground in Dar es Salaam, Wekundu wa Msimbazi won by 4-0 and in the return leg the results was 1-0. Al Masry were through following their 5-2 aggregate victory against Green Buffaloes, in the first leg the Boss of Canal won by 4-0 at home and then beaten away by 2-1. How they performed last season This is first time for Simba SC to feature in this tournament after five season, the last time Simba played in the CAF competitions was in 2012 in the Champions League w

In the normal form of romance, there are many advantages, but when it comes to overweight, we experience basic problems that are harmful to people who are very sexually active. There are people who can not sleep without having sex while others miss the ability to endure even for two or three days.  One can have a wife and find herself daily using 'dinner' because there is no one to stop her and that she has the right to do so because she has paid a lot, here I have put a little salt but that's the real truth.  Let's go together to look at the effects in detail.  1.  Losing the desire for a marital act.  People with flirting tend to quickly lose their romantic feelings for their loved ones due to the psychological factors that arise during the process of repeated sexual activity.  These factors may include those of a homosexuality that are not so excited even when they see him as weak. 2. Fill the body with a great desire.  The tendency to have sex often increases the

Two officials in Burundi have been arrested after President Pierre Nkurunziza was “roughed up” by players for their town’s football team during an amateur match. Local sources say the administrator of the northern town of Kiremba as well as his deputy, who is in charge of sport, have been charged with “conspiracy against the president” after Nkurunziza was the victim of rough play during a football game. President ‘roughed up’ during football match Burundi President Pierre Nkurunziza plays up to three football matches every week with his personal team, Allelua FC. Earlier this month, Nkurunziza took to the pitch to play against the local team in Kiremba where official Cyriaque Nkezabahizi and his deputy Michel Mutama apparently recruited Congolese refugees as players from a camp in the town. Unaware they were playing against Burundi’s president, the refugees failed to show Nkurunziza the usual preferential treatment, according to witnesses. “These Congolese obviously didn’