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Thanks to DtL reader Meri for send me this link of Rafael Nadal arriving at the Palma de Mallorca airport after his stirring win at the Aussie Open.
The world's top baller is seen being mobbed by the media and also by some eager fans including one woman who breaks through the crowd to plant a wet *smooch* on the Matador's right cheek only to have him wipe it right off!
Gotta give the rabid Rafanatics credit, though. You can't keep 'em down though Rafa may want to try - you never know what they may do when given the chance (seriously, just check the comments section here for some detailed ideas...if you dare.)
UPDATE: Thanks to Barcelona2012 for sending me the link to photos of the incident in question. Rafanatics - which one of you is the culprit? Announce yourself!
Tuesday, February 3, 2009
(UPDATED) VIDEO VAULT: Rabid Rafanatic breaks through, plants *smooch* on Oz Open champ
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- AnonymousFebruary 3, 2009 at 2:22 PM
there is another video where it shows that the same girl kissed him but on another cheek. so she really went for it ;)
ReplyDelete Aw, he looks so disturbed and embarrassed. That woman was clinging to him like a koala, haha! Respect!!
But me thinks this was going through his mind: "Dammit natch, I told you - not in public. Xisca always watches the news. OK, I'll just pretend I couldn't care less. Although I cannot think straight with her saliva on me. Gotta wipe that baby right off. See? I'm all innocent and anti-womanizing."- AnonymousFebruary 3, 2009 at 3:19 PM
I flove Rafa. I FLOVE HIM. But, I would never, NEVER, ever, never invade his personal space like that without his permission. Respect people. I would never tolerate someone doing that to me famous or not, hotter than the sun itself or not, lawsuit certain or not, if someone complete stranger got that personal with me they are going down. I volunteer at an ATP tournament and I've met Rafa several times. I have stood right next to him and I have NEVER thought of him as deserving of any less human respect than what I would want. People are so selfish. If you really admire and generally care about the guy then you do not put what you want ahead of what he deserves. Disgusting people. Truly disgusting.
ReplyDelete - AnonymousFebruary 3, 2009 at 4:42 PM
LOL I love that picture although I've noticed that Rafa generally looks uncomfortable doing anything besides tennis.
-Lisa - AnonymousFebruary 3, 2009 at 6:21 PM
no harm done really, coz the look he has in that picture is GOLD ;)
ReplyDelete - AnonymousFebruary 3, 2009 at 6:51 PM
Sojna, haha..i wouldn't know that much. but she got a picture with him, his autograph and got to kiss both of his cheeks (above the shoulders) ;)
ReplyDelete man! knowing how private Rafa is these chaotic homecomings and especially the million and one microphones in his face seem to be a nightmare for him. i understand that being famous/an athlete you are in the spotlight, but he tries to humbly stay away without being rude. props to him for trying his best and not letting it affect him and his image. i believe he is one of the best in front of the camera and it's probably because of his dislike of the camera that it makes him even more mysterious and captivating.
plus, i really love his quotes ("Maybe I love more the fight to win, than to win.")- coughingcatFebruary 4, 2009 at 8:48 AM
the wet kiss missed the target by 3 feet to the north. silly girl.
ReplyDelete I'm jealous. There's not much more I can say... Wonder what went though his mind? She was probably not the first one! lol
Anyway, I just saw Rafa's Mallorca ad on MTV. Yeah right, MTV!?!? Guess there is sth good to them only playing faux reality sh!t and a whole lot of advertisements LOL!
But they fvcked up his voice badly! It's nothing like Rafa's! Boooo!- AnonymousMay 4, 2009 at 10:53 PM
That is hilarious. He actually smiled after she kissed him like "I got some crazy a$$ fans" then wiped off wet kiss but not in a mean way.


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So the Fire's 2013 regular season schedule OFFICIALLY came out earlier today and while I'm crushed that the league didn't go for my MLS Cup re-match on October 25 idea, there are still some dates beyond the three we already knew about that I'm looking forward to.
As always, there are also some things I dislike about the schedule…
Four games I'm looking forward to…
April 14 at Houston – A rematch of the Fire's 2012 MLS Cup playoff defeat. Houston outplayed the Fire back on Halloween and though they were a #5 seed went all the way to the final. I'd hope that every player that went through that defeat has the game circled.
April 27 at Montreal – What can I say except that I'm a sucker for French Canada? The trip to Montreal to begin the 2012 season was one of my favorite Fire memories and now with the Impact back into Stade Saputo, I have something else to look forward to.
June 2 vs. D.C. United – Though I'd prefer this game to be played on October 25, the first game against United should be another one Fire players mark on their calendar after drawing with them 1-1 at home to end the 2012 season. Despite an onslaught at the end of the match, the team couldn't find a second goal to avoid the knockout playoff match. The addition of Maicon Santos also makes this one more interesting
- September 7 at Seattle – I put in my Fire New Year's Resolutions that whenever the team traveled to Qwest Field, the goal should be to come away with three points. Having gone 0-5-3 against the Sounders since 2009, its time to put that winless streak to bed.
Things I don't like…
I love Montreal so I don't like that though the Fire play the Impact three times this season, the only trip to Quebec will come on April 27. There's always 2014 I suppose…
Though a common occurrence in the old days of MLS when there were 10-12 teams, that odd back-to-back home and home series in mid-May with Philadelphia just feels strange…
The Fire only play Toronto FC twice and the away game is on a Wednesday, making away supporters travel difficult. The two teams met on the same Wednesday the year before and I believe the combination of TFC's poor form and the midweek match were at fault for really poor attendance.
For the second straight year, the Fire will have to venture to Houston in the dead heat of summer for their fixture on July 27… Is there any way BBVA Compass can build a dome for the summer months?
- Down the home stretch, only one of the team's last four matches is being played at Toyota Park (October 19 vs. Toronto FC). If the playoff race is as tight as it was last season, this could be difficult.
The 2012 MLS Rookie of the Year award just wasn't enough for Fire defender Austin Berry.
The now second-year MLS back liner garnered another honor last week when he returned to high school alma mater Summit Country Day School in Cincinnati where his #21 jersey was retired during halftime of the basketball team's game vs. Seven Hills Academy.
The ceremony marked the first time the school had ever retired a number for the soccer team.
A 2007 graduate of the school, Berry was an Ohio All-State selection as well as being named Cincinnati Player of the Year during his senior season.
"Nothing Austin does surprises me anymore," said high school coach Barnard Baker. "There are a lot of coaches in this area that say they got him to where he is today and it's not true. Austin got himself there.
"He's worked harder than anyone I've ever seen and the cool thing about it all is he hasn't changed who he is. He's still a great kid who continues to want to prove people wrong."
Check out the story on Austin's jersey retirement courtesy of Cincinnati.com and more photos of the ceremony by clicking here.
59 Days until Opening Night at Toyota Park
54 Days until First Kick in Los Angeles
12 Days until the First Team departs for training camp in Ave Maria, Fla.
These are important beginning of the year days but none are as close as the 2013 MLS SuperDraft in Indianapolis which is now literally right around the corner next Thursday, January 17.
With the event being so close to our fair city, Section 8 Chicago is running a bus to and from the SuperDraft for just $10 (departing Toyota Park at 7AM and returning at 9pm).
Admission to the actual draft is FREE and signups are beginning to go quickly.
So...get on the bus and you'll be the first fans able to greet (and indoctrinate) the newest member of the Fire like these folks did with the future MLS Rookie of the Year last year in Kansas City…
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On Monday, I rang up the Fire's latest addition midfielder Joel Lindpere.
While you should definitely read this story talking about his desire to move from New York to Chicago, I've also included some other quotes below...
What are your thoughts on the Chicago Fire coming off of last year?
"I think the team is getting stronger day-by-day and I'm just pleased to see it. They have a good crowd, good coach and good team so it wasn't difficult to make my choice. I'm happy to join the club and I'd like to give something more to it.
"I think every player is capable of making their team stronger and so I want to give something towards the team's improvement. They have guys in the club that have been in the U.S. National team and it shows in the quality they had last season."
Lindpere will no longer be scoring against the Fire
With 97 out of a possible 98 MLS regular season appearances for New York, you've played in more games than any other MLS player the last three seasons. What do you have to say about your health and consistency to see the field?
"I've really been trying to be smart so I've had injury issues and I'm really trying to avoid hard fields and artificial grounds but I'm trying to take part in every training session, it doesn't matter how.
"For every player the most important thing is to play games. To be fit you need to practice but sometimes you need to be smart to avoid all these injuries and happenings. I don't know how its been possible but the last two seasons I took part in every single MLS game. Last year I was the only one to take part in 37 games [regular season and playoffs] and it was the same in 2011. Nobody can say I'm not giving my all to be on the field every game.
"The thing is, I just want to be useful for the team and if I can give even just a couple minutes for the team rather than push too hard and be injured, then I think its smarter to be fit and give something to the team. I think I've been good at it and that's the way I should continue."
You tallied three goals in your first four matches against the Fire... I think we're all glad you're now on our side...
"(Laughs) It doesn't matter where or who you score against so long as you score. I've scored some important goals and one of them was against Chicago in the opening of Red Bull Arena [in 2010].
"I've been scoring goals against different teams and then its good now I can try to score for them. This must be part of the reason for my move."
What have you taken away in your early discussions with Frank Klopas?
"My aim in leaving Red Bull was to play centrally and I know that I have a partner in the midfield that I would love to play with and if we find communication, I know I can play really well in the heart of midfield.
"I really think Frank welcomes me to the club as a central midfielder and that's my wish and reason to join the club. That's the thing I was missing at Red Bull and I'm so happy that if the coach sees me in this position that I'm ready to take the challenge."
WATCH: Lindpere scores first MLS goal vs. Fire at Red Bull Arena – 3/27/2010
First, a warm welcome to the newest member of the Chicago Fire, midfielder Joel Lindpere.
The move to acquire the Estonian international was met with pretty high praise from yours truly, considering all that was exchanged was an international roster spot. Also consider that the guy has scored a few goals against the Fire since coming to MLS (three to be exact and four if you count a preseason goal he scored back in 2011).
That aside, here are five other reasons I can really appreciate the move for the club's latest addition...
- He's the very definition of an iron man – In a total of 98 MLS regular season matches he's been eligible for over the last three seasons, Lindpere has appeared in exactly 97 games, the most of any MLS player in that time span. That also includes goalkeepers.
Players on the current Fire roster with comparable MLS appearances over the last three MLS seasons: Dominic Oduro (93 with Chicago/Houston), Patrick Nyarko (91, Chicago), Logan Pause (87, Chicago) and Wells Thompson (79, Colorado/Chicago).
Lindpere has 3 goals in 7 games vs. the Fire
- There's a certain swagger he has… He looks intimidating and the Estonian international has a certain bite that backs up the way he carries himself. His aggression and ability in the attack reminds me a bit of Dema Kovalenko, though with a few less yellow cards.…
- He has a pretty powerful left foot – Watch the video below. He's a threat in crossing the ball but can also unleash a pretty powerful shot. Combine this acquisition with that of Maicon Santos and the power in attack has been greatly upgraded.
- Competition (and rest) in the midfield – The biggest knock against the Fire in 2012 was the perceived lack of enough squad rotation. By season's end, the team looked a little bit tired and perhaps slightly predictable. With the likes of Nyarko, Alvaro Fernandez, Alex and the potential return of Corben Bone, the attacking midfield options available to Klopas in times of heavy fixture congestion have been upgraded as well.
- Good Results from transactions with Red Bull – Back in 2007 when Fire owner Andrew Hauptman filed tampering charges with New York relating to the Juan Carlos Osorio affair, the team received the Red Bulls' first round selection in the 2008 MLS SuperDraft which the team used to select the-ever dangerous Patrick Nyarko.
Just about a year ago, the Fire traded the rights of defender Wilman Conde to Red Bull in exchanged for an undisclosed, but rumored to be high amount of allocation money that presumably went towards the acquisitions of defender Arne Friedrich and forward Chris Rolfe.
Not a bad track record…
WATCH: Joel Lindpere Highlights
In this edition of Burning Questions, we sat down with Fire left back Gonzalo Segares. A native of San Jose, Costa Rica, Gonzalo has been capped 19 times for Los Ticos. The club's Defender of the Year in 2007, Gonzalo returns in 2013 for his ninth season with the Men in Red. The newlywed took the time to answer our Burning Questions about wedding themed movies, his infamous sweet tooth and the worst actor in Hollywood.
Always on the Inside: You got married this past December. What is the best movie that features a wedding: "Wedding Crashers", "The Wedding Singer", "The Hangover" or "Bridesmaids"?
Gonzalo Segares: Definitely the first "Hangover".
Gonzalo and Rusti married December 15
AOTI: It's pretty well documented that you're a fan of baked goods. If you could only choose to have one pastry for the rest of your life, what would you pick?
GS: Can it be chocolate? Chocolate bars. Like Crunch, Kit Kat or Snickers. I like chocolate with stuff in it, especially almonds or any kind of nut, except for peanuts.
AOTI: What do you miss most about Costa Rica?
GS: The weather. I love it here in Chicago during the summer but in the winter, I just hate the cold weather. Back home we only have two seasons, which is summer and winter, and the winter is only rainy. The temperature doesn't change that much. The average is usually in the 70s or 80s.
AOTI: How often do you use the phrase "pura vida?"
GS: I use it a lot if I'm talking to Costa Ricans when I'm home. I don't use it that often in Chicago because when the guys speak Spanish, it's not part of their slang.
AOTI: You attended Virginia Commonwealth University with current Fire teammate Dominic Oduro. What's one thing that people don't know about Dom?
GS: He was very, very, very shy. And now all of a sudden, he's not shy.
AOTI: Do you have any phobias?
GS: When it starts shaking on the plane, I definitely get nervous.
Gonzalo's not a fan of John C. Reilly
AOTI: Who is the worst actor in Hollywood?
GS: There are a lot of them. I would say maybe the guy that's in movies with Will Ferrell. He usually has a mustache. He's in the cartoon movie where he doesn't want to be a bad guy anymore, "Wreck it Ralph". In "Talladega Nights" he's the friend and he's also in "Step Brothers" with Will Ferrell. I think he's very, very bad.
Editors Note: As Gonzalo provides very good clues, we have deducted that he is referring to John C. Reilly.
AOTI: You can invite any three people to dinner. Who receives an exclusive invitation?
GS: I would definitely invite Messi. And also Michael Jordan and President Obama.
Well its the last day of the year and we're aptly left remembering all that went down in the Fire world during 2012.
A new jersey sponsor, a Ring of Fire induction, a 15th Anniversary, playoff qualification and a Rookie of the Year winner are just some of the highlights.
Take a photographic look back on the club's memorable 15th season:
Stay tuned on Tuesday as I give my New Year's Resolutions for the Fire in 2013!
One of the final pieces of business for Section 8 Chicago every calendar year is to finalize the candidate listing for the board elections which take place at the ISA's Annual General Meeting set for the last weekend of January every year.
Much like American presidential candidates have a deadline to declare candidacy in order to receive federal funding, Section 8 board candidates had to declare their intention to run by posting to the ISA's forums by midnight on Thursday.
The deadline came and went Thursday night with all eight positions having at least one candidate running. While most are unopposed, two positions, Director of Finance and Director of Marketing will have election races.
Don't like the American style two-party system? An interesting play in the Section 8 board elections is that candidates also list their group affiliation.
Though there are a number of different supporters groups that make up the umbrella of Section 8 Chicago, three (Ultras Red Side, Whiskey Brothers Aught Five and Westmont Ultras) are represented along with a number of folks who have no group affiliation (Independents).
In the coming weeks, candidates will lay out the plans they have for their positions via the Section 8 forums ahead of the AGM to be held January 26 (location to be confirmed). ALL Fire supporters are encouraged to attend the AGM and allowed to vote on board positions.
Find below the list of candidacies as well as their group affiliations and follow the race via the Section 8 forum:
Chair: Joel Biden * / Independent
Vice-Chair: Jeffrey Marinacci * / Independent
Communications: Nick Fedora / Whiskey Brothers '05
Events: Annie West / Independent
Finance: 1) Merrie Bunt / Ultras Red Side 2) Josue Gomez ** / Westmont Ultras
Operations: Eric Kekeis / Ultras Red Side
Marketing: 1) Frank Cardenas / Whiskey Brothers '05 2) Marty Groark * / Independent
Merchandise: Freddy Coba / Ultras Red Side
* - Incumbent ** - Current Board Member, new position
Good luck to all candidates!
Well you heard a bit about Jalil Anibaba and Austin Berry spending time at Atletico Madrid last month. Our friends at Kick TV followed the Fire's defensive pair during their stay at the Calderon... Check out the video below!
Want to learn to play like a pro? Then train like a pro on one of the Chicago Fires Regional Talent Schools this winter. The RTS is an individual training program specifically designed for advanced travel soccer players looking to take their game to the next level.
The program consists of 90 minutes of instructional coaching over an 8 week period and presents a fantastic opportunity for soccer players aged 8-14 (Boys & Girls) to participate in an integrated supplementary training program beyond their club practices.
The Regional Talent Schools start the week of January 14th, in Waukegan, Naperville, Glendale Heights and Chicago, for more information go to http://www.chicago-fire.com/youth/rts

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Australia by an Innings, Ponting to tonne up. Cook to pair up.
Avatar now by choice. 5-0 in the Ashes and all.
He looked freer third innings as stated.
However the true test would've been if he'd batted today, which he didn't. C'est la vie.
He'll play.
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You can't get 1/517 scored against you and not make major changes to the bowling attack. Need a whole new attack for Adelaide, anything less and we'll see the same crap happening.
Will be another drawn test!!!
Doherty out
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And that'll do the selectors. They wouldn't want to "disrupt the team harmony" too much. Johnson will stay because "we feel he's about to return to his best form. He did have a great Shield match the other day and the pitch didn't really suit him". North like-wise "has shown himself to be a reliable member of the batting order".
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Sprint Cup regular Brad Keselowski won the Coors Light Pole Award for the Nationwide Series ToyotaCare 250 with a lap of 21.371 seconds, 126.339 mph.
Michael Waltrip Racing announced today that David Ragan will drive the No. 55 Aaron's Dream Machine for the remainder of the 2015 NASCAR Sprint Cup season, beginning May 9 at Kansas Speedway.
Rubén Rovelo collected his second straight NASCAR Mexico Series win in the RedCo 240 at Súper Óvalo Chiapas.
Martin Truex Jr. is back on track with another top-10 at Richmond International Raceway in the Toyota Owners 400. He ran in the top five for much of the day, slipped outside that mark, and then hovered around 10th. He edged Newman at the end of the race to earn his eighth top-10 in nine races of 2015.
Clint Bowyer earned a top-10 in the first race of the season at Daytona International Speedway. It took nine weeks, but he finally scored a second with a ninth in the Toyota Owners 400 at Richmond International Raceway
Jeff Gordon was one of the few drivers last week at Bristol Motor Speedway who entered the weekend with a top-10 streak and did not see it come to an end on the high-banked bullring. He finished third in the Food City 500 and backed that up with an eighth in the Toyota Owners 400 at Richmond International Raceway.
Matt Kenseth finished sixth in the Toyota Owners 400 at Richmond International Raceway to keep his short track streak alive. He finished fourth at Martinsville Speedway and won Bristol Motor Speedway from the pole.
Woody Pitkat, the 35-year-old Stafford, Connecticut, driver powered to the victory in the NAPA Spring Sizzler 200, the traditional season-opening event for Stafford Motor Speedway.
A missed setup dropped Kahne well down the order to start the Toyota Owners 400. He qualified 40th at Richmond and in the history of this 0.750-mile track, only four drivers—or one percent of the starters—earned a top-10 after rolling off the grid that deep in the pack.
Joey Logano led the first 94 laps of the Toyota Owners 400 and then fell back outside the top five for a long time during the middle of the race. He rebounded in the final sequence and narrowly edged Kasey Kahne for fifth on the three-quarter-mile Richmond International Raceway.
Jamie McMurray had the fastest car on long green flag runs, but the end of the race developed yellow fever. McMurray's fourth-place finish in the Toyota Owners 400 at Richmond International Raceway was his second top-five of the year.
Ken Schrader (No. 52 Federated Auto Parts Chevrolet) broke his own record as the oldest winner in the ARCA Racing Series presented by Menards history, winning the Federated Auto Parts 200 at Salem (IN) Speedway.


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