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Article: The Best Football Jersey Number

With no doubt, the best soccer jersey number is the number 10. The number ten is probably the most popular number because of legends like Pele and Maradona who took the number ten to new heights. More recent soccer stars like Roberto Baggio, Francesco Totti, and Lionel Messi have all attempted to continue the legacy of the magic number ten by wearing it proudly in hopes of someday capturing the same glory as Pele or... read article

Vote for: Manchester City sacks Hughes, replacing him with Mancini

Good decision for a team wanting to go all the way. Hughes wasn't good enough.

Mistake. You don't fix something if it isn't broken.

Vote for: Mancini: "Mario Balotelli can be even better than Fernando Torres!" Do you agree?

Balotelli is stronger and quicker, I guess Mancini is right.

That will never happen, Balotelli isn't a team player.

Manchester City boss hailed his young striker by saying that he could go on to be better than Liverpool's Fernando Torres. What do you think?

Vote for: Would Man United be winning the Premier League if they still had Carlos Tevez?

Yes, most definitely

No, he wouldn't have made a difference

Manchester United could only manage to draw with Blackburn today, leaving their Premier League title challenge in doubt. Meanwhile, Manchester City striker Carlos Tevez, who used to play for the Red Devils, scored once (maybe twice) for Roberto Mancini's men as they comfortably beat Birmingham 5-1. If Tevez was still at Old Trafford, would United be winning the Premier League? Vote now!

Vote for: Should Manchester City keep Brazilian forward Jo?

Man City should keep him, he's a good player!

They don't need him, they should cash in on him.

Manchester City's Brazilian forward Jo is said to be considering several offers to leave the club in January but his agent claims that the player wants to stay under Mancini's command. He made 18 appearances this season in all competitions and scored three goals but since Man City also signed Edin Dzeko the competition for a first team place might get even tougher.

Article: Paul the Octopus: Saint or Sushi?

Paul “the Oracle” Octopus might have retired from his soothsaying career victoriously (with a 100 percent accuracy rate in his 2010 World Cup predictions) but that hasn't stopped some from wanting to see his head on a plate. Literally.

“Throw him in a frying pan,” the Berliner Kurier rallied, after Paul the Octopus's predictions proved correct and Germany lost its match to Spain.
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Vote for: Mark Hughes vs Manchester City, whose side are you on?

Hughes

Manchester City

Vote for: Should Shay Given leave Manchester City and move to Italy?

Given should go to Italy, he deserves a shot there.

He should stay and fight for the place at City.

Manchester City goalkeeper Shay Given is having more time on the bench since boss Roberto Mancini prefers to field young Joe Hart between the sticks and Ireland coach Giovanni Trapattoni insists there is a lot of interest from Italy for the Irish 34 year old shot stopper. Roma are said to be ready to make a move for Given, should he stay in England or move to Italy?

Vote for: West Bromwich Albion just earned promotion to the Premier League. Will they stay up next season?

Yes, they deserve to.

I'm afraid not, they will go back to the Championship.

Former Chelsea player Roberto Di Matteo achieved the biggest thing in his managerial career by taking West Brom back to the top flight after a very good season in the Championship. They are celebrating now but will they be able to survive among the big boys next season?

Vote for: West Brom sacked Di Matteo, what do you think about the decision?

Poor decision, Di Matteo was doing a very good job.

The situation required drastic measures, he had to go!

The Italian manager and former Chelsea player Roberto Di Matteo has been axed by the Baggies after Saturday's 3-0 defeat at Manchester City - their 13th loss in 18 games - left Albion only two points clear of the drop zone. The manager insists that he was shocked by the decision: "I was extremely surprised and disappointed to be relieved of my duties today. Winning promotion to the Barclays Premier League with West Brom last season was without doubt one of the highlights of my career and certainly my managerial career. Playing in this league is tough and we have had to compete against some fantastic sides but we have shown that we can compete with the best."