subhankar_mondal
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Now there's another Man United fan on this forum. That will drive Sam more than ever to sing triumph songs about his club.
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Subhankar Mondal is a football writer for www.goal.com.
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rajman
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Reged: 12/04/2007
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Hi Rajman here, I am football fan from london England. QPR is my team has been for over 30 years. I follow international football worldwide and am a statistician on the beautiful game.
I have been collecting stats and videos/dvd's of games since 1986 and have written 3 books on African and asian football. I look forward to collaborating to this forum.
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marcin
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Reged: 10/06/2006
Posts: 9
Loc: Warszawa, Poland
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Hi. My name is Marcin and I live in Warsaw, Poland. When I signed for this forum during 2006 World Cup, it was very small - I was only 14th registered user then. I was looking for a place on internet where football joins people, instead of dividing them if you know what I mean. I have seen too many forums, where I could find 30 posts in the topic, with only 1 or 2 of them interesting. It is interesting to me to know other people opinions abouth the game.
I am 28 now and I first bought World Soccer 11 years ago. Not that I am month-to-month reader since then, but I really like the magazine. Even if I could only understand 20% of texts when I first bought it, it was clear to me that this is something on much higher level than polish football magazines, both in articles quality and graphical side. I dreamed then that I could have a job connected to football one day. It came true, as I am editor of sport section of Canal+ polish website.
I'll be back there to follow your discussions and maybe I'll write something too. Sorry for any mistakes in my english.
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si1690
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Reged: 17/02/2007
Posts: 18
Loc: SCOTLAND
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Hi, my name is Simon, although evryone just calls me Si for short. I am originally from Northern Ireland and have been living in Scotland for last 7 years. I follow Glasgow Rangers and have season ticket for the Copeland front stand. I have followed the Gers from an early age. My English team i follow are the mighty Colchester United as it is where I was born. I also try to go to a Belfast Linfield game if I am back home.
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Dalbs
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Reged: 12/04/2007
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Hi, what's up,
I'm Dalbs. I'm 15 soon to be 16 and I'm a Barca fan. I follow football from most countries and I like a few different clubs in each country but will always support Barca. Some of the clubs I like are Santos, Independiente, Inter, Roma, Palermo, Atletico Madrid, Sevilla, Tottenham, Reading, Bremen, Lyon, Hamburg, CSKA Moscow and Ajax.
I hate Real Madrid and all of Englands top 4. I do however respect every club.
I am a fan of young players and always like to know of the best youngsters so give me a message if you know any. Thanks.
Some of my favourte players are Messi, Kaka, Ronaldinho, Etoo, Puyol, Gerrard, Xavi and Terry.
Although I support Barca I always watch and support England in international matches.
I would also like to mention that I get every issue of World Soccer.
Other than football I also enjoy comedy and Wrestling.
Thanks for reading.
Talk to you later,
Dalbs
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Sindelar
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Reged: 17/06/2006
Posts: 32
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G'day all, I'm 33-year-old Mike from Sydney, Australia. My club team (as such) is Sydney FC in the new A-League, which is currently struggling to establish itself after the old national competition in Australia, the NSL, died in 2003/04.
I've been subscribing to WS for about eight years now...and receiving the mag is still my highlight of the month. Last year I managed to get to the World Cup to see my beloved Socceroos in action, and while there had the good fortune to meet some of my journalistic heroes from WS - including the irrepressible Brian Glanville.
I have a little blog on Australian and world football: www.thefootballtragic.blogspot.com.
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www.thefootballtragic.blogspot.com - An ongoing tragedy.
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Sam
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Reged: 12/07/2006
Posts: 1063
Loc: North Somerset (returning to M...
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Sindelar - the site sounds interesting and since I know how it is running one myself, I'd love to give it some support - but the link you've posted doesn't work for me... have you mis-typed anything?
Sam
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More fútbol argentino than you can shake a mullet at - Hasta El Gol Siempre
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Sindelar
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Whoops, yep, done that before...the full stop at the end prevents it from working. This one should be OK: www.thefootballtragic.blogspot.com
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Sam
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Looks good. I'll be back when I'm not phenomenally tired (well it's 3:30am here and I'm only still up due to technical issues with my own site!). By the way - your name. Do you have any Austrian in you? He's an unusual player to reference...
Sam
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More fútbol argentino than you can shake a mullet at - Hasta El Gol Siempre
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subhankar_mondal
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Reged: 29/08/2006
Posts: 2003
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Dalbs:
It's interesting that you should support Barca and England. May I know which country you come from? Presumably not from Spain?
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Subhankar Mondal is a football writer for www.goal.com.
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Sindelar
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By the way - your name. Do you have any Austrian in you? He's an unusual player to reference...
Yep, I'm Australian but my grandparents are Austrian. My grandfather was a Rapid Vienna fan, and saw Sindelar in his prime...
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Sam
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Wow. Lucky man...
Sam
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More fútbol argentino than you can shake a mullet at - Hasta El Gol Siempre
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Dalbs
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Reged: 12/04/2007
Posts: 74
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I'm actually from England but prefer Spanish football as I find it more exciting and to my style.
Also, I know your from India so you may be interested to know that I am from Indian descent.
Edited by Dalbs (20/04/2007 23:37)
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subhankar_mondal
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Good to hear that. I was just wondering. Do you use the BBC's 606 forum? I ask this because there is a person going by the member name of messiisgod there who suports Barca and is an Englishman.
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Dalbs
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Reged: 12/04/2007
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No I don't but I might check it out. I also consider Messi as my favourite player so guess I would get along with that person.
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adriansfc
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Reged: 22/04/2007
Posts: 30
Loc: London/Southampton
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Hi, I'm Adrian, Southampton supporter with keen interest in leagues all over the world. Been reading World Soccer for years as it offers a more informed, insighful and intelligent look at the game around the world. Also, it allows me to read about football while escaping the pain of following Saints!
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Dalbs
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Reged: 12/04/2007
Posts: 74
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You've gotta be proud of the youths eg Walcott, Bale. Both brilliant players who will bring in a lot of money for Southhampton. Potentially £12 million for Walcott (if all the bonuses pull off) plus probably the same or more for Bale.
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GillsMan
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Reged: 23/04/2007
Posts: 2
Loc: London, UK
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Hi, I'm GillsMan, I've been around on fan sites for the Football Manager games for a while, and I'm a subscriber to World Soccer mag. Primarily, I'm a Gillingham fan, but my second team is West Ham, and I'm a season ticket holder there, in the Bobby Moore stand. Hope to be able to contribute to these forums.
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Sam
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Good grief a Gillingham fan. Welcome to the forum. My best mate supports them (and Bristol Rovers, and Fulham... he likes to spread the love around a bit - at least I keep my clubs in separate countries!). Welcome also to Adriansfc.
Sam
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More fútbol argentino than you can shake a mullet at - Hasta El Gol Siempre
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adriansfc
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Reged: 22/04/2007
Posts: 30
Loc: London/Southampton
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You've gotta be proud of the youths eg Walcott, Bale. Both brilliant players who will bring in a lot of money for Southhampton. Potentially £12 million for Walcott (if all the bonuses pull off) plus probably the same or more for Bale.
Yeah the youth system is brilliant, just be nice to keep them a bit longer! Surman is a very good young player who might stay a while though.
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