News Balls – starring a restless Charles N’Zogbia, Sepp Blatter and some crazy Koreans
Some of the most interesting football stories doing the rounds today:
1. Korean players are deliberately dislocating their own shoulders to avoid national service. Ouch. The Offside
2. Sepp Blatter wants a vote on quotas for home-grown players to take place in May. Under Blatter’s proposal, club sides would be forced to field a minimum of six players eligible for the national team of the country in which they play. That’s Arsenal screwed then. Independent
3. Man Utd remove banner taunting Man City ahead of Munich commemoration. Bit late for that, no? Guardian
4. Why is Frank Lampard house hunting in Barcelona? Er, because he wants to buy a house in Barcelona, perhaps? Chelsea Pies
5. Charles N’Zogbia, Newcastle’s most valuable player, fancies a move to Spurs. F365
Piers Morgan On Twitter, The 'Highlights' – The FCF
Goodbye And Good Luck: European Football Weekends – The Last Post
January Transfer Window Horseshit Infographic – Bootiful Game
Umbro's New Universitario De Deportes Home Shirt Is Beautiful – TBG
Sexual Adventures Of Demarcus La Shonda – Fitba Thatba
A Year In Non-League Football Photos – Pitch Invasion
Who The Big Four (And Liverpool) Should Sign In January – The FCF
Top 5 Footballing Candidates For Prime Minister – OTP
Why Belgium Will Win The 2018 World Cup – SOTB
Top 10 Goalie Goals – The Coin Toss
