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Cena/WrestleMania, R-Truth, 'Taker, ECW's Streak Ends, More
Fans will be able to chat with John Cena next Wednesday at 3:00 p.m. on Comcast.net. Nicole Alexander sent in the following... I just wanted to share this information with you for all of your wrestling fans: If they aren't lucky enough to actually be at the Reliant Center for the most anticipated wrestling event of the year.
Mr. Kennedy News, Steve Austin's New Film Revealed, More
The UK Sun has an audio interview up with Mr. Kennedy where he talks about a lot of stuff including Chris Jericho, whether he wants to see Hogan vs. Austin, on WrestleMania finishes not being set in stone, on WWE drug testing, being named in the Sports Illustrated story on drugs in wrestling, and more.
Loads Of John Cena News & Notes - Comments On Steroids
The New York Daily News spoke with John Cena today about steroid use by athletes. Cena had the following to say: "[Steroids] are the personal choice of the athlete and [Rodriguez] got defensive, saying he used because he felt he needed to.
Soccer League---Fixtures & Results-----Teams
UEFA Cup
Man City vs HamburgCity of Manchester Stadium19:45 Play 1 Play 2
Dynamo Kiev vs PSG Play 1 Play 2
ympique Marseille vs Shakhtar DonetskStade Velodrome19:45 Play 1 Play 2
Udinese vs Werder BremenStadio Friuli19:45 Play 1 Play 2
Man City vs HamburgCity of Manchester Stadium19:45 Play 1 Play 2
Saturday 4th April 2009
Barclays Premier League
| team | team | Time | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Blackburn | vs | Tottenham | Ewood Park | 12:45 | |
| West Ham | vs | Sunderland | Upton Park | 15:00 | |
| Bolton | vs | Middlesbrough | Reebok Stadium | 15:00 | |
| Arsenal | vs | Man City | Emirates Stadium | 15:00 | |
| Newcastle | vs | Chelsea | St James' Park | 15:00 | |
| Hull | vs | Portsmouth | Kingston Communications Stadium | 15:00 | |
| West Brom | vs | Stoke | The Hawthorns | 15:00 | |
| Fulham | vs | Liverpool | Craven Cottage | 17:30 |
Clydesdale Bank Premier League
| team | team | Time | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dundee Utd | vs | Hibernian | Tannadice Park | 12:30 | |
| Celtic | vs | Hamilton | Celtic Park | 15:00 | |
| Hearts | vs | Kilmarnock | Tynecastle Stadium | 15:00 | |
| Inverness CT | vs | St Mirren | Caledonian Stadium | 15:00 | |
| Motherwell | vs | Aberdeen | Fir Park Stadium | 15:00 |
The Coca-Cola Football League Championship
| team | team | Time | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sheff Utd | vs | Ipswich | Bramall Lane | 15:00 | |
| Barnsley | vs | Nottm Forest | Oakwell Stadium | 15:00 | |
| Southampton | vs | Charlton | St. Mary's Stadium | 15:00 | |
| Norwich | vs | Sheff Wed | Carrow Road | 15:00 | |
| Coventry | vs | Reading | Ricoh Arena | 15:00 | |
| Derby | vs | Burnley | Pride Park Stadium | 15:00 | |
| QPR | vs | Crystal Palace | Loftus Road Stadium | 15:00 | |
| Doncaster | vs | Watford | Keepmoat Stadium | 15:00 | |
| Blackpool | vs | Plymouth | Bloomfield Road | 15:00 | |
| Bristol City | vs | Preston | Ashton Gate | 17:20 |
Arsenal
This Birmingham-based club are one of the teams tipped to challenge the ‘Big Four’ next season. They are led by fiery manager Martin O’Neill.
Blackburn
Rovers are the only side besides Manchester United, Chelsea and Arsenal to win the Premier League. They will look to improve on their seventh place last season. Former Bolton boss Sam Allardyce replaced Paul Ince as manager earlier this season.
Bolton
Bolton Wanderers hold the record for the most seasons in the top flight without a title (69), and this looks set to continue after narrowly avoiding relegation in 2007/08.
Everton
One of the two Premier League teams from Liverpool, Everton share a fierce rivalry with the Red half of the city. Finished fifth last season and qualified for the UEFA Cup.
Fulham
Stoke City
Stoke is the second oldest club in The Football League, being founded in 1863, placing them after Notts County (1862).
Sunderland
Historically one of the most successful sides in England, Sunderland are widely supported in the UK, and have the Premier League’s loudest fans.
West Brom
Wigan
Arsenal have won the Premier League three times, and are one of the perennial ‘Big Four’ in English football. They are known for their flowing attacking football.
Aston Villa
This Birmingham-based club are one of the teams tipped to challenge the ‘Big Four’ next season. They are led by fiery manager Martin O’Neill.
Blackburn
Rovers are the only side besides Manchester United, Chelsea and Arsenal to win the Premier League. They will look to improve on their seventh place last season. Former Bolton boss Sam Allardyce replaced Paul Ince as manager earlier this season.
Bolton
Bolton Wanderers hold the record for the most seasons in the top flight without a title (69), and this looks set to continue after narrowly avoiding relegation in 2007/08.
Chelsea
Owned by Russian billionaire Roman Abramovich, Chelsea have splashed the cash to bring some of the world’s best players to London. Managed by former World Cup winner Luiz Felipe Scolari
Owned by Russian billionaire Roman Abramovich, Chelsea have splashed the cash to bring some of the world’s best players to London. Managed by former World Cup winner Luiz Felipe Scolari
Everton
One of the two Premier League teams from Liverpool, Everton share a fierce rivalry with the Red half of the city. Finished fifth last season and qualified for the UEFA Cup.
Fulham
The oldest professional football team in London, Fulham are steeped in history and still play in Craven Cottage, their home since 1896.
Hull City
Founded in 1904, Hull City are participating in their first ever season in the top tier of English football.
Liverpool
The Reds are the most successful team in English history, both domestically and in Europe. However, they have yet to claim their first Premier League title.
Man City
Often living in the shadow of their illustrious neighbours Manchester United, City, and their mega-rich Dubai backers are determined to challenge the big sides - whatever the cost
Man Utd
The most successful club in the Premier League era, the Red Devils have dominated English football since the early 90’s under manager Sir Alex Fergason.
Middlesbrough
Managed by former club captain Gareth Southgate, Middlesbrough are known for their strong ties to the community and fierce rivalry with Newcastle United and Sunderland.
Newcastle
Although having a plethora of high-quality players, the Magpies have failed to impress in recent seasons, and will look to Joe Kinnear, who replaced Kevin Keegan last September, to bring respect back to St. James’ Park.
Portsmouth
The current holders of the F.A. Cup, Portsmouth are now managed by former Arsenal favourite Tony Adams after the experienced Harry Redknapp left for Tottenham.
Stoke City
Stoke is the second oldest club in The Football League, being founded in 1863, placing them after Notts County (1862).
Sunderland
Historically one of the most successful sides in England, Sunderland are widely supported in the UK, and have the Premier League’s loudest fans.
Tottenham
Tottenham are a sleeping giant with an expensively assembled squad. They moved quickly this season to replace the now Real Madrid boss Juande Ramos with Harry Redknapp.
Tottenham are a sleeping giant with an expensively assembled squad. They moved quickly this season to replace the now Real Madrid boss Juande Ramos with Harry Redknapp.
West Brom
Albion were one of the founding members of The Football League in 1888 and their one and only League title win was in 1919/20.
West Ham
Struggles with consistency in the recent years have seen the Hammers in-and-out of the top flight, and they will look to build on their tenth place finish last season.
Wigan
The youngest team in the Premier League, having formed just 76 years ago, Wigan Athletic have had some good results since their promotion to the BPL in 2005.
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