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Dalmatia in flame - Torcida Fans

The Dalmatian city of Split is gearing up for a weekend of festivities to celebrate the centenary of Croatia's oldest football club, Hajduk Split, which will include a friendly fixture against Slavia Prague on February 11, 2011, one of the clubs which inspired the founding of Hajduk.

Split in Flame - Torcida Fans

The Dalmatian city of Split is gearing up for a weekend of festivities to celebrate the centenary of Croatia's oldest football club, Hajduk Split, which will include a friendly fixture against Slavia Prague on February 11, 2011, one of the clubs which inspired the founding of Hajduk.
The club has played in an important part in the city's culture and history since its founding in a pub in Prague by a group of students from Split, who decided to form the club after watching a game between AC Sparta and SK Slavia.

Knin in Flames - Torcida Fans

Celebration in Dalmatian town Knin

Dubrovnik in Flame - Torcida Fans

The Dalmatian city of Dubrovnik is gearing up for a weekend of festivities to celebrate the centenary of Croatia's oldest football club, Hajduk Split, which will include a friendly fixture against Slavia Prague on February 11, 2011, one of the clubs which inspired the founding of Hajduk.
The Founding of a Croatian Football Club
The club has played in an important part in the city's culture and history since its founding in a pub in Prague by a group of students from Split, who decided to form the club after watching a game between AC Sparta and SK Slavia.

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Kenyon Martin Chokes Goran Dragic

In a 132-98 beatdown on the Suns, Kenyon Martin and Goran Dragic got into a scuffle
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Robert Kubica finds cellphone in cockpit

Renault has released a rather surprising clip and conversation of Robert Kubica back during FP3 of the 2010 Bahrain GP. While he was driving around the track, he found a cellphone in his cockpit, most likely from one of his engineers

Jordan McCabe - 12 years-old Basketball Phenom

12-year Old Jordan McCabe Basketball Prodigy And Phenom On KOMO News Seattle
At 12 years-old, ​Jordan “J-Mac” McCabe is a proven basketball phenom and prodigy who has been exhibiting his skills for all to see for a few years now

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Sao Paulo's Geovane Scores After 5 Seconds

Sao Paulo's Geovane Scores After 5 Seconds At The Copa Sao Paulo
The Copa Sao Paulo, a Brazilian youth tournament, continues to provide us with incredible footage.
After seeing the ugly when Corinthians' Angelo suffered a seizure earlier in the week, and then chronicling the bad when a ref ruled out a perfect legal penalty when the ball sneaked through a hole in the net, we now have the good as competition served up an incredible goal after just five seconds of play.
Sao Paulo broke through the Confianca-SE backline straight from the kick-off.
Tiago Alves collected the ball from the centre and he immediately charged through the Confianca side. After gobbling up 20-yards and drawing out both of Confianca's centre-halves, Alves slipped a pass through the Geovane who cracked a superb first time shot into the top corner of the near post.

High School Player Austin Groff Hits Halfcourt Back-to-Basket Buzzerbeater

High School Player Austin Groff Hits Halfcourt Back-to-Basket Backwards Buzzerbeater
Austin Groff, a guard for Twin Valley South (Ohio) High School, made perhaps the best buzzerbeater of the year that didn't really affect the outcome of the game in which it occurred. Still, it's pretty awesome.
With time winding down in the first quarter, Groff throws a pass directly into a defenders hands, deflecting the ball back to midcourt. Groff retrieved the ball, stared aimlessly out of bounds for a second or two, then, after prodding from the bench, heaved a desperation shot over his head.

Hole in the net sees a referee chalk off a penalty

Hole in the net sees a referee chalk off a penalty (Gremio vs Marilia)
A Brazilian referee Antonio Zampieri Ulysses has courted criticism this week when the man in black chalked off a legal penalty after the ball travelled through a hole in the net.
The incident took place at the Sao Paulo youth tournament in the match between Gremio and Marilia. Gremio ran out 6-nil winners with midfielder Emerson netting a brilliant four goals, but Emerson should have had even better statistics to show off had his penalty not been wrongly disallowed.
Facing a spot-kick against the Marilia keeper, Emerson whacked a clinical strike into the top left hand corner. The ball clearly entered the goal inside the post, but his shot kept on travelling once it beat the keeper as it escaped the net through a hole.
Clearly not watching the play closely enough and seeing the ball end up behind the goal, referee Antonio Zampieri Ulysses covered himself in shame by chalking off the penalty.

Japanese runner Natsuki Nerada makes wrong turn in Tokyo marathon

After two days, 10 runners and 216.9 kilometers, all that was left between Natsuki Terada and a victory for his university team in the final stage of the Tokyo-Hakone relay marathon was one city block of pavement.
But then the college freshman took a wrong turn.
Terada and his Kokugakuin University ultra-marathon team were in eighth place at the time of his error. Remarkably, he recovered from the error and still finished ahead of one other runner in the pack, which ensured that the team finished in 10th place and earned the final automatic qualification for next year's race.
It's easy to sit on our computers and laugh at Terada's error (clearly the television truck couldn't go the final block; was he expecting it to cross the finish line?), but after running 23 kilometers in front of thousands of cheering fans on national television, it's easy to understand how the young runner made the mistake.
The Hakone Ekiden is a major sporting event in Japan. First competed in 1920, it pits 20 college teams against one another in a 10-stage, 217 km race.

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Alistair Overeem vs Todd Duffee K-1 Fight KO

Alistair Overeem has added the Dream heavyweight title to his Strikeforce and K-1 World Grand Prix championships, brutally knocking out the former UFC heavyweight Todd Duffee at the New Year's Eve Dynamite!! event in Japan.
Overeem showed once again that he's among the most lethal strikers in all of combat sports, stunning Duffee with a right hand to the ear and then finishing him with a big left hand to the chin. The fight lasted just 19 seconds.
"This year I won three world titles," Overeem said in the ring afterward. "Strikeforce, then K-1, and now Dream. And I promise you all, I'm going to keep giving you great fights."
Once thought to be a non-title affair, the late-notice scrap between Todd Duffee and Alistair Overeem at “Dynamite: The Power of Courage 2010” will be for the Dream interim heavyweight crown.
Overeem comes fresh off a destructive performance at the 2010 K-1 World Grand Prix Finals in which “The Demolition Man” lived up to his moniker, defeating Tyrone Spong, Gokhan Saki and Peter Aerts on Dec. 11 to snatch the coveted striking crown. He also holds the Strikeforce MMA heavyweight title. His last performance under mixed martial arts rules came in May, when he smashed top contender Brett Rogers in the first round of their bout at Strikeforce “Heavy Artillery” in St. Louis. The Dutchman has won eight of his last nine bouts, with the only blemish in that three-year span being a controversial no-contest to Mirko “Cro Cop” Filipovic at Dream 6 in 2008.

Hugh Jackman Plays Cricket in Australia

Hugh Jackman readies hit bat while playing cricket during day one of the Fourth Test match between Australia and England at Melbourne Cricket Ground on Sunday (December 26) in Melbourne, Australia.
While taping a TV segment for Channel 9’s Australian broadcast of The Ashes Test cricket series, the 42-year-old actor received a pitched from a fellow Aussie, pro cricket player Shane Warne. As luck would have it, the Wolverine star got hit in the groin!
Thankfully Hugh was wearing protective gear!
Two weeks ago, Hugh injured his eye while ziplining on the special Aussie episode of The Oprah Winfrey Show. Be more careful, Hugh!

Donovan McNabb - Dancing Skills

Donovan Jamal McNabb (born November 25, 1976) is an American football quarterback for the Washington Redskins of the National Football League (NFL). He was the Philadelphia Eagles' quarterback from 1999 to 2009. In college, McNabb played football and basketball for Syracuse University. The Eagles selected him as the second overall pick of the 1999 NFL Draft.