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From: collins@prl.philips.nl (Donie Collins)
Subject: Belgian league result.
Originator: collins@serpent
Organization: Philips Research Labs (Nat.Lab), Eindhoven, The Netherlands
Date: Thu, 8 Oct 1992 07:43:33 GMT

This game was postponed earlier in the season.


FC Antwerp  2   -  Club Brugge  1
Kiekens            Dzuibinski
Czerniatynski

Table
-----                             Goals
Team                PL    PTS   For  Against
Anderlecht           9    15    26   11
Standard Luik        9    15    19   10
Club Brugge          9    13    13    6
Charleroi            9    11    22   15
FC Antwerp           9    11    18   16
Beveren              9    11    10   10
AA Gent              9    10    15   11
KV Mechelen          9    10    15   12
Waregem              9    10    21   15
Lierse SK            9     9    15   13
RWDM                 9     8     9   10
Germinal Ekeren      9     7    15   18
KRC Genk             9     7    10   11
Boom                 9     6    15   22
FC Luik              9     6    12   23
Lokeren              9     5     7   16
Cercle Brugge        9     5    18   24
Lommel               9     3     6   24


League Scorers (as per 8-10-92).
1. Malbasa (Charleroi)          8 goals;
   Vidmar (Waregem)             8 goals;
   Weber (Cercle Brugge)        8 goals;

4. Bettagno (Standard Luik)     6 goals;
   Czerniatynski (FC Antwerp)   6 goals;
   Ikpeba (FC Luik)             6 goals; 
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From: marco@thunder.mcrcim.mcgill.edu (Marco Petroni)
Newsgroups: rec.sport.soccer
Subject: Re: SHAME ON ITALIA
Keywords: bleah
Date: 16 Oct 92 01:49:22 GMT
Organization: McGill Research Centre for Intelligent Machines, Montreal, Canada

In article <1992Oct15.162345.13961@lmpsbbs.comm.mot.com> marios@ecs.comm.mot.com (mario smarduch) writes:
>In article <1992Oct15.112759.22738@ghost.dsi.unimi.it> mastroma@ghost.dsi.unimi.it (Cesare) writes:
>>Very bad performance of the Italian soccer national team , that 
>>yesterday night had a draw on his home against a low level team
>                                                  ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
>>like the Swisse team .  
> ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
>Now a days there are not "low level team's", football has become very competitive
>just about any team in Europe can beat another team on any given day.

Agree with you here, as I mentioned in a previous post, but the
good stuff lies below... :-) :-)

>Besides
>what makes you think that Italy is such a "high level team", personally if you
>take the foreign players out of the Italian league, I don't think that Italian
>football is on such high level.

Well, Italian football may not have been on such a high level Wednesday
night, but look at the performance of the Azzurri over the past years.
They haven't done too badly in international play. I hesitate to
bring into the discussion the performance of club teams in Europe as there
definitely is a strong influence from the foreign players in the league.
Then again, 3 foreigners does not a team make! If the other 8 can do
little, then the 3 foreign superstars are of no use...

Regards,

Marco...
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From: mppu3@syma.sussex.ac.uk (Conor McMenamin)
Newsgroups: rec.sport.soccer
Subject: Re: UEFA DISGRACE: RE: Leeds v Stuttgart
Date: 10 Oct 92 11:17:37 GMT
Organization: University of Sussex
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Someone wrote:
: 
: >A key substitution at a vital point in the match can work wonders. You may wish
: >to start the match with a traditional team but in the last ten/fifteen minutes
: >pack the defence (or attack) by bringing on an extra key player.

	Can I put forward Carl Shutt as a classic example of the key
late substitution? ;-)

	Well Done Leeds!

		Conor
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From: jussi@lut.fi (Jussi Salminen)
Subject: Finnish League, 32nd round: FC Kuusysi-HJK
Date: Thu, 15 Oct 1992 09:29:09 GMT
Organization: Lappeenranta University of Technology, Finland

	
	Finnish League, 32nd round:

	14th October:

FC Kuusysi	1-1	HJK		(0-1)		1 070
90. Kimmo Tarkkio	25. Ismo Lius



Table:
                             GP    W   T   L    GF     GA     PTS
                                                                 
 1.  HJK (Helsinki)          32   19   6   7    57     35      63
 2.  FC Kuusysi (Lahti)      32   19   5   8    59     36      62
 3.  FC Jazz (Pori)          32   18   8   6    60     40      62
 4.  MyPa (Myllykoski)       32   16   8   8    57     27      56
 5.  FC Haka (Valkeakoski)   32   15   5  12    42     48      50
 6.  Jaro (Pietarsaari)      32   13   8  11    46     37      47
 7.  RoPS (Rovaniemi)        32   11   6  15    48     47      39
 8.  TPS (Turku)             32    9   8  15    27     40      35
 9.  FC Ilves (Tampere)      32   10   4  18    43     54      34
10.  KuPS (Kuopio)           32    8   7  17    33     55      31
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11.  FC Oulu                 32    9   4  19    40     66      31
======================================================================
12.  MP (Mikkeli)            32    9   3  20    33     60      30


Top goalscorers:

21: Luiz Antonio (FC Jazz)
20: Ismo Lius (HJK)
15: Mauri Keskitalo (MyPa) and Kimmo Tarkkio (FC Kuusysi)
14: Jukka Turunen (MyPa) and Juha Lahtinen (FC Haka)
12: Stuart Beards (RoPS), Paul Lindholm (Jaro)
    and Saku Laaksonen (FC Jazz)
11: Jari Vanhala (HJK), Juha Karvinen (MP)
    and Marko Rajamaki (TPS)
10: Ari Hjelm (FC Ilves) and Sami Vaisanen (FC Oulu)
                                                                          


Final round 17th October:

	FC Ilves-FC Oulu, HJK-MyPa, Jaro-FC Haka, FC Jazz-FC Kuusysi,
	KuPS-MP, TPS-RoPS
From: ehchua@tartarus.uwa.edu.au (Eu Hin Chua)
Newsgroups: rec.sport.soccer
Subject: Re: GRAEME SOUNESS - I LOVE YOU - MY HERO
Date: 10 Oct 1992 13:31:43 GMT
Organization: The University of Westrn Australia
NNTP-Posting-Host: tartarus.uwa.edu.au

**********************************************************
	  Here we go again....................

	  Well, at least let's try keep the 
	  language a bit cleaner this time eh? :)

	  May the battle of wits n' mouths commence

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	  On guard...

	  Eu Hin Chua
From: rf40@woodstock.umd.edu (Tottenham Hotspur FC)
Newsgroups: rec.sport.soccer
Subject: results of England-Norway and Italy-Switzerland
Date: 14 Oct 92 21:38:55 GMT
Organization: University of Maryland, College Park

England 1 - Norway 1

Italy 2 - Switzerland 2

Italy rallies late in the game to equalise about 10' from time.
From: michals@fuw.edu.pl (Michal Szleper)
Subject: Re: Holland - Poland
Organization: Warsaw University Physics Dept.
Date: Thu, 15 Oct 1992 08:33:03 GMT

Karel Stokkermans writes:
 (predicting Holland-Poland result)

>>>>And the expected result: 2-0
>>> Agree :-)
>>2-0 my foot!
>>You're both dreamers!
>>
>OK, I'll reveal my true feelings then: 3-0 :-)

It's always good to have nice dreams.  But lighten up!  You will still
have your chance against San Marino! :-)

>Mind you, we'll probably end up losing 4-1 in Warsaw or Krakow...

Oh, I guess you just woke up.  :-)

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From: fredrikm@ii.uib.no (Fredrik Manne)
Subject: WC94 San Marino - Norway
Organization: University of Bergen, Norway
Date: Thu, 8 Oct 92 07:50:49 GMT


San Marino - Norway  0 - 2  (0-2)

Once again San Marino was no threat to Norway (previous 10-0 to Norway)
only this time SM were playing football while Norway were playing soccer.


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From: vstam@fwi.uva.nl (Victor Stam)
Newsgroups: rec.sport.soccer
Subject: Re: Holland - Poland
Date: 13 Oct 92 20:07:31 GMT
Organization: FWI, University of Amsterdam

kstokker@risc.uni-linz.ac.at (Karel Stokkermans) writes:

>bronstri@fwi.uva.nl (Mischa Bronstring) writes:
>>Here the expected Dutch lineup for the game against Poland tomorrow
>>(= Wednesday) in Rotterdam:
>>
>Heb dank!
Ach
>>
>>Menzo            (G)
>>R. Koeman        (D)
>>Rijkaard         (D)
>>Van Aerle        (D)
>>Numan            (M)
>>Jonk             (M)
>>Wouters          (M)
>>Winter/Vanenburg (M)
         ^^^^^^^^^--------- Let's hope it's not him!
>>Bergkamp         (A)
>>Van Basten       (A) * Captain
>>Van Vossen       (A)
> ^^^^^^^^^^
>Why him?
>>
>>And the expected result: 2-0
>Agree :-)
>>
>>--
>>- Q: Why do I like white beans in /\  Mischa Bronstring (bronstri@fwi.uva.nl) -
>>-    tomatosauce?                 \/    Schoterbosstraat 15                   -
>>- A: Because PSV Eindhoven plays  /\      2023 TR  Haarlem                    -
>>-    in white and red!            \/        HOLLAND                           -
>Don't Ajax and Feyenoord (and Sparta and Utrecht) play in red and white as
>well? :-) (That is, at the few occasions that they wear their official colours
>instead of something to please their shirt sponsor or whoever they think to
>please :-(
>>
>Groeten,
>Karel
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I hate people who live in Haarlem, and don't support their local soccerteam,
but instead support the team that wins the league (unlike me who used to live 
near alkmaar and therefore support AZ, but now live in Amsterdam, so also
support the best team of the world, and we all know that is AJAX!
(not ajax amsterdam, as some foreigners like to say) 
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From: rorschak@daimi.aau.dk (Jesper Lauridsen)
Subject: Re: Denmark: Cup results
Organization: Federation Internationale de Football Association
Date: Fri, 9 Oct 92 16:08:36 GMT

fischer@iesd.auc.dk (Lars Peter Fischer) writes:

>Results from the Giro cup:

>  /Olstykke - Naestved       1-3

During this match some theives broke into the Naetsved <insert name
of the place where you change clothes> and stole values for approx.
100,000 DKR - hardest hit was Mark Strudal who lost 60,000 while
scoring twice on the field.

-- 
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rorschak@daimi.aau.dk |                    3xEC1 and 1xEC2 Winner
                    We'll be back
From: oluf_olson
Newsgroups: rec.sport.soccer
Subject: Radical Rule Change: Limit Keeper
Date: 16 Oct 92 21:07:03 GMT
Reply-To: oluf_olson
Organization: Novell, Inc.

How about limiting the Keepers so we see more goals? I really don't
know of any other popular sport that allows a good shot to be stopped 
by another player. I don't consider hockey to be popular.  In basketball
they call it goal tending. 

By limiting the keeper I mean something like:

A) Disallow use of hands.

B)  Take out the keeper entirely

C)  Make the goal larger. Say raise it to 6 meters.


Don't get me wrong, I've played soccer in the state soccer league for
5 years now. I just would like to see it more appealing to more people
in my country. Games that end 0-0 are usually boring. And in soccer,
games that end 0-0 are probably more common than games with such
an ending in any other sport.

So lets face it, the keepers have improved too much and have made
it too difficult to achieve 3-4 goals a game consistently.

Oluf
From: JSTA%NLU.BITNET@UICVM.UIC.EDU (Julian Stanculescu)
Newsgroups: rec.sport.soccer
Subject: Turkish Soccer League - 7th week
Date: 13 Oct 1992 22:04:25 -0500
Organization: UTexas Mail-to-News Gateway
NNTP-Posting-Host: cs.utexas.edu

Ali,

Is Dr. Joseph Venglosh still coaching in Turkey?
From: grc@stl.stc.co.uk (Gary Cook)
Newsgroups: rec.sport.soccer
Subject: Re: Holland 2 - Poland 2
Date: 15 Oct 92 11:17:08 GMT
Organization: STC Technology Ltd., London Road, Harlow, UK.

In article <MICHALJ.92Oct14231046@fizyk2.fuw.edu.pl> michalj@fuw.edu.pl (Michal Jankowski) writes:

>   0:1 Kozminski  18
>   0:2 Kowalczyk  21
>   1:2 van Vossen 44
>   2:2 van Vossen 48
>
>   Cheers
>     Michal
 
 I was flicking between the England match and the Holland match. Every
time I saw the Holland game they should have scored. I watched, in
total, about 4 minutes of the first half ... and Oranje should have
scored on 8 occasions ... I mean, these weren't half chances, these
were chances that my mum could have put away ! So I think .. well
Holland must be at least 2-0 up !!!! Shock horror, they were 0-2
down!!!!

I don't think I've seen such a one-sided game and see the dominant
team losing in such a way ...... What was the second half like ????
Just as frustrating for the Dutch....???

Oh well, that group seems to be pretty wide open ....

-Gary Cook.




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From: cmorris@Ingres.COM (Colin Morris)
Subject: CONCACAF Champions Cup (aka American Airlines Cup) finals 
Reply-To: cmorris@Ingres.COM (Colin Morris)
Organization: Ingres, an Ask Company, Alameda CA 94501
Date: 8 Oct 92 20:20:54 GMT

Whatever happened to the finals of the above competition? Originally,
the finals were supposed to be held in Los Angeles in September, but
it's October now and I haven't seen or heard anything about them.
Anyone know whether the finals have actually taken place or whether
the idea of staging them in the U.S. died after the U.S. teams got
knocked out?

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Wait! Come back! There's part of my face you haven't stepped on yet....
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From: taylor@hardy.u.washington.edu (Allen D. Taylor)
Subject: Coaches Worst Fears
Reply-To: taylor@cac.washington.edu
Organization: University of Washington, Seattle
Distribution: usa
Date: Thu, 8 Oct 1992 00:31:32 GMT

I just thought I'd share something extremely scary that happened to me last
night.  This is an 'merikin youth soccer story.  If you're not interested
in it, please 'n' out.

I've heard, and used, the expression, "A coaches worst nightmare'" or
"A coaches worst fear."  I now know what they are.  I coach a Girls U-13
team. I have 5 years of coaching US youth soccer.  Last night one of my
kids asked to go to the restroom.  I said, "Sure," and dismissed the
occurrence from mind.  A few minutes later a spectator friend came running
over to me, "Katy can't breath!"

I looked over thinking, "What's she done now."  There she was, on the
ground.  I went over to her and she was heaving.  Not vomiting, but
heaving as in trying to breath.  I recognized a severe asthma attack,
having an asthmatic daughter, and immediately started the drill.  My
daughter (12 years old) came over to help.  Soon Katy was cyanotic.  Then
she stopped breathing.  I could feel a weak pulse and her throat was
pulsing.  I called a medic unit and returned to administer CPR if
necessary.  She still had a pulse.  

The medics arrived and took over.  They got her tubed and oxygenated.  She
was breathing on her own by the time they moved her to the emergency room.
She's fully recovered today.

A coaches worst nightmare?  watching a kid entrusted to your care stop
breathing!

A question for you other youth coaches out there to consider.  Do you know
where the nearest working and accessible phone is to your practice field? 
Think about it.

--Allen

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From: andy@rocky.gte.com (Andrew Busa)
Subject: Re: Team USA in World Cup '94
Organization: GTE Contel Federal Systems
X-Newsreader: TIN [version 1.1 PL6]
Date: Fri, 16 Oct 1992 15:02:35 GMT


Wait a minute.

The last I heard was that FIFA would not allow any games to be played on
artificial surfaces.  Detroit is still going to grow(or try to grow) the
grass indoors.  But the US and FIFA know that this risky so they have
chosen alternate sites in case the grass does not take.  I still think
this is way to big a gamble to take but our guroos of grass say that it
can be done.

Andy


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From: michalj@fuw.edu.pl (Michal Jankowski)
Subject: Holland 2 - Poland 2
Organization: Warsaw University Physics Dept.
Date: Wed, 14 Oct 1992 22:10:46 GMT


0:1 Kozminski  18
0:2 Kowalczyk  21
1:2 van Vossen 44
2:2 van Vossen 48

Cheers
  Michal
From: antonio@arezzo.oas.olivetti.com (Antonio Maiuolo)
Newsgroups: rec.sport.soccer
Subject: Re: SHAME ON ITALIA
Keywords: bleah
Date: 16 Oct 92 17:28:42 GMT
Reply-To: antonio@arezzo.oas.olivetti.com (Antonio Maiuolo)
Organization: Olivetti Research California

In article <1992Oct15.123929.499@wam.umd.edu>, waddlech@wam.umd.edu
(David Akkarach) writes:
> In article <1992Oct15.112759.22738@ghost.dsi.unimi.it>
mastroma@ghost.dsi.unimi.it (Cesare) writes:
> >Very bad performance of the Italian soccer national team , that 
> >yesterday night had a draw on his home against a low level team
> >like the Swisse team . 
> >
> >Ciao , Cesare .
> 
> What can you expect when sacchi picks 8 milan players for the team?
> He should have picked some INTER players such as ZENGA, FERRI, BIANCHI
> and BERTI.
> 

Probably you're an Inter fan, so you should just shut up and think about
the disgusting Inter season, where Inter was not even able to qualify for the
UEFA cup, and lost home by Cremonese (NOW IN B division!!) 0-2 last game.
Moreover, I haven't seen anything special done by Bianchi on the field and
the two goals were exclusively Marchegiani's fault, when he first missed
a ball crossed from the right side and then tried to dribble Chapuisat,
when he had clearly just to kick the ball outside the area.

> It is obvious that berlusconi has been paying sacchi alot of money all
        ^^^^^^^
I think the blind and biased people like you should just shut up, as you
are just pissed off because Milan has always been, and is, been a team
much muche better then Inter since Berlusconi picked it up saving it
from the failure. After all Pellegrini doesn't seem to have done for Inter 
the half of the good work Berlusconi did for Milan.

> this time for him to pick the milanisti to play for the nerazzuri.
>

So I wouldn't say shame on Italy, but SHAME ON THE INTER FANS like you,
so full of envy and stupidity, without any fair view of the reality.
BTW, I didn't see Inter very well this season either ...

CIAO! and try to cool off!!!

>
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From: I.T.Marsh@man0507.wins.icl.co.uk
Newsgroups: rec.sport.soccer
Subject: Wombles v Bolton
Date: 7 Oct 1992 02:54:54 -0500
Organization: UTexas Mail-to-News Gateway







 Bolton managed their first win in 8 games last night beating FA 
 Premier League club Wimbledon 1-0 at Selhurst Park. This was in 
 front of a crowd of 1,987 ,  the lowest in the history of the 
 Football League Cup. From what I read on teletext and the papers 
 it appears that Mark Patterson swung over a corner and Tony 
 Philliskirk put in a shot which was deflected past Hans Segers. A 
 minute later Hans Segers was forced into a save from Philliskirk 
 and when put clean through Philliskirk shot inches past the post 
 from 20 yards. Added on to this that Alan Stubbs hit the cross bar 
 with a header and it sounds like Bolton did pretty well.
 The certainly surprised me who predicted that they would be 
 thrashed after losing 3-1 at home to Wimbledon. Unfortunately that 
 still means we go out 3-2 on aggregate, but at least some pride 
 was restored.
 
 Recent results which I've not bothered covering 'cos I didn't go 
 to the matches were:
 
 Division 2:
 
 26th Sep Plymouth Argyle 2 Bolton 1   (Julian Darby in 90th min)
 
 3rd Oct Leyton Orient 1 Bolton 0  (scored in 89th min!)
 
 There was a lot of dealings after the Plymouth match when Bruce 
 Rioch tried to sign Wayne Biggins from Stoke City. Stoke wanted 
 300,000 for the 31 year old though whereas Bolton only wanted to 
 pay 150,000. It would have gone to tribunal anyway but Bolton 
 didn't want to take the risk of overpaying. So they plumped for 
 John McGinlay of Millwall instead who signed the week before the 
 Orient game for 100,000. Andy Walker has missed the last few 
 matches with an bruised instep which broke down again in training 
 yesterday. He will see a specialist again today to try and sort 
 the problem out. Wayne Biggins eventually signed for Barnsley, 
 currently struggling in bottom position of division 1, and scored 
 on his debut. 
 
 In the past couple of matches Bruce has dropped David Burke and 
 replaced him with Darren Oliver and dropped Tony Kelly and 
 replaced him with Neil Fisher, both from the reserves who hit the 
 top of the Pontins Central League division 1 for the first time in 
 a very long time. Both apparently have been playing very wellm, 
 with Darren getting man of the match for Bolton against Orient.
 
 Next matches:
 10th October Bolton Wanderers v Hartlepool United
 17th October Chester City v Bolton Wanderers
 24th October Bolton Wanderers v Hull City
 31st October Preston North End v Bolton Wanderers
 
 Results so far:
 Bolton 2 Huddersfield 0
 Bolton 2 Port Vale 1 (LC1)
 Brighton 2 Bolton 1
 Port Vale 1 Bolton 1 (LC1)
 Bolton 2 Reading 1
 Bolton 3 Blackpool 0
 Stoke 0 Bolton 0
 Rotherham 2 Bolton 1
 Bolton 0 West Brom 2
 Bolton 1 Bournemouth 1
 Bolton 1 Wimbledon 3 (LC2)
 Plymouth 2 Bolton 1
 Orient 1 Bolton 0
 Wimbledon 0 Bolton 1 (LC2)
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