Video: Hooligan Referee Beats Two Players, Red Cards Sheikh In Kuwait.

A referee in Kuwait refused to be bullied by players after awarding a penalty, and had to physically defend himself from them. Arbitrating the game between Alnaser and Alarabi, the ref felt the wrath of the Alnaser players after awarding a penalty against them, while they surrounded him like hounds, manhandling and intimidating him. Cornered and feeling threatened, the state lashed out and smashed an Alnaser player, knocking him to the ground. The mob then eased off, and whilst the ref re-established order, he sent off a trolling sheikh.

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Chelsea players make fun of Benitez

Rafael Benitez again dominates the back pages of the newspapers as his funeral match as Chelsea boss drones on.

The most interesting piece comes from the Daily Mail where Neil Ashton, who is known to have strong contacts within the club, lifts the lid on what went down during Chelsea’s training on Thursday – the morning after Rafa’s rant at Middlesbrough.

According to Ashton “Benitez acted as though nothing had happened” during a short training session with the players at Cobham.

“As the players waited in the changing room to go out for a short, sharp warm-down, they poked fun at Benitez while watching repeats of his meltdown on Sky News.”

List Of Players Who Left The Club To Go And Win Trophies

THE harsh truth is any player joining Arsenal in the last eight years has had to forget about winning silverware.

But 27 players who have walked out on the Gunners since their 2005 FA Cup triumph against Manchester United, have gone on to collect a combined 76 trophies...

ASHLEY COLE

Left 2006. 8 trophies. With CHELSEA — Premier League 2010; Champions League 2012; FA Cup 2007, 2009, 2010, 2012; League Cup 2007; Community Shield 2009.

PATRICK VIEIRA

Left 2005. 8 trophies. JUVENTUS — Serie A 2006. INTER MILAN — Serie A 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010; Italian Super Cup 2006, 2008. MAN CITY — FA Cup 2011.

Champions: 5 Super Eagles’ Players Make CAF Best XI List

Following their brilliant display at the just concluded African Cup of Nations in South where the Super Eagles of Nigeria lifted the coveted trophy for the first time since 1994, goalkeeper Vincent Enyeama, defender Efe Ambrose, midfielder Mikel Obi and forwards Victor Moses and Emmanuel Emenike, have been named in CAF’s XI for the tournament.  Emenike, who didn’t play in the final match due to a hamstring injury, clinched the award of the tournament’s highest goal scorer with four goals.