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Balotelli; crashed in Bentley

⊆ 17.34 by Mo Hyo Se | ˜ 0 comments »

mirror.co.uk

Footballer Mario Balotelli walked away unhurt from a car crash in his Bentley - just hours after his girlfriend discovered he had a fling with the same prostitute as Wayne Rooney.

Model Raffaella Fico is said to be devastated by the betrayal, with a friend adding that she is ‘not in a good way’ and ‘in pieces’ over the revelations.

The Manchester City star, 21, is said to have met former escort Jennifer Thompson - who had advertised herself as a £1,200-a-night call girl under the name 'Juicy Jeni' - five times and had sex with her twice behind Miss Fico’s back. A friend in her hometown of Cercola, near Naples, said: ‘To say that she is devastated must be the understatement of the year. ‘She can brush off his trips to strip clubs but sleeping with a hooker is in a whole new league. ‘She’s been made to look a fool,’ according to the Mirror.Balotelli's club Manchester City confirmed the 21-year-old was involved in a prang with another vehicle close to Deansgate Locks in Manchester City Centre.

City stated said that Baltoelli was not at fault and was unharmed along with the driver of the other car. According to some reports, Balotelli was driving a white car and was said to be 'shook up' but was unhurt and apparently joked with onlookers. City are growing increasingly concerned over Balotelli's antics.

Earlier on Thursday he revealed that a weight has been lifted from his shoulders following revelations that he had a fling with a prostitute linked to Wayne Rooney.

In an interview with Gazzetta dello Sport, he added: 'I know I must still learn to keep my private life separate from my profession. It's not easy, but I have taken this step to free me from the weight of this story. 'Recently, I admit, I have been troubled - because of this story, but not only. My natural parents in some interviews have been disrespectful to my family. 'Now that this weight has been lifted, I am certain that I will find the positive energy to make the best run for the title with Manchester City, and prepare in the best way for the European Championship. 'Now that this weight has been lifted, I am certain that I will find the positive energy to make the best run for the title with Manchester City, and prepare in the best way for the European Championship. (ghanaweb.com)

 

Cristiano Ronaldo; Audi RS5

⊆ 09.28 by Mo Hyo Se | ˜ 0 comments »

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Cristiano Ronaldo is earning £ 11.3million. High salary makes it free to buy whatever he wants. Starting from the house with a large land area up to the most expensive luxury cars universal highway. Ronaldo also liked the collection of sporty cars, one car is the Audi RS5.

Audi RS5 deserved owned by Cristiano Ronaldo, this car has 450 horsepower Audi. Audi RS5 is the latest model of Audi, which uses a 444bhp 4.2-liter V8 engine and aspirated with 317 foot pounds of torque. Not the motor back to work the old RS4 V8 version, it’s actually 4/5ths of the Audi R8 V10 5.2-liter. Audi RS5 owned Cristiano Ronaldo has the revs to 8500 rpm, almost 30 bhp more powerful than the RS4 engine but produces only 252g/km of CO2 to 324g/km old car. A puts out 319g/km C63.

In addition to having engines with high power, Ronaldo chose this car because Audi RS5 has a design that suited him a spirited sporty. For most cars from Ronaldo has always had a sporty yet elegant design. It worked in addition to torque-vectoring system (braking wheel in) and you can determine differential rear sport was introduced in S4. Audi claims it is all-wheel drive is the best selling sports car chassis. It also uses ‘oversteer’ said the opening of the launch, which in the past has proved to be a wise move. (facecarsx.com)

 

milan gets huntelaar&roma left aquilani

⊆ 03.13 by Mo Hyo Se | ˜ 0 comments »


AC Milan have signed Dutch striker Klaas-Jan Huntelaar from Real Madrid for an undisclosed fee. Huntelaar, who turns 26 next week, had been a target for Tottenham but instead is Milan's first major close-season investment, signing a four-year deal. He scored eight goals for Real having joined in January after three years at Ajax, where he hit 76 in 92 matches.

Huntelaar was surplus to requirements after the arrival of Karim Benzema, Cristiano Ronaldo and Kaka at Real. He is the latest in a long list of Holland players to join the Rossoneri, following in the footsteps of Marco van Basten, Ruud Gullit and Frank Rijkaard. "Milan the club and city are a special place for us Dutch," he said. "I know Van Basten very well, he was my coach at Ajax as well as in the national side. "I'm really happy to be here, I know the football and the training in Italy are different to Spain, but I'm ready. Milan should have a great season."

After Real agreed a fee with Milan on Thursday, Huntelaar had a medical at the Serie A club on Friday and penned a contract tying him to the Rossoneri until June 2013. Earlier this summer Real had agreed a reported £18m fee with Stuttgart but Huntelaar rejected the move and the deal collapsed. He made only 13 first-team appearances for the Spanish giants, who paid Ajax £20m for his services when Ramon Calderon was president.

His involvement in the second stage of the Champions League was hampered by a miscalculation from Madrid, who were unaware that clubs could only field one new player who had played in European competition earlier in the season. Former Portsmouth midfielder Lassana Diarra, the team's other transfer window signing, was picked instead.

Liverpool have signed Roma midfielder Alberto Aquilani, according to the latest reports from Spain. Marca claims Roma have accepted an €18million bid for the Italian midfielder. Reds manager Rafael Benitez is said to be keen on the Italian.

The report suggests the Spanish coach has moved in quickly in an attempt to have an alternative to Xabi Alonso. Voices in Spain claim Alonso is on the verge of joining Real Madrid, and it appears Liverpool have wasted no time in signing his replacement. It is said Liverpool are still trying to negotiate a deal with Real Madrid for Alonso. According to Marca, the Reds want nothing less than €35m for the Spanish international.

Sky Sport Italia are speculating that Aquilani has agreed to a four year deal worth €4m per season with the Reds, but the move is hinging on Alonso's passage to the Bernabeu. Despite the reports in Spain, there has been no official confirmation from Roma regarding the news that Aquilani has signed for the Anfield-based club.

(source: BBC sport, Salvatore Landolina, Goal.com)

 

chelsea's nightmare

⊆ 04.00 by Mo Hyo Se | ˜ 0 comments »


Manchester United has thrashed Chelsea 3-0 at Old Trafford as the English Premier League champion moved an ominous step closer to leader Liverpool. Nemanja Vidic headed United in front in first-half stoppage time and Wayne Rooney doubled its advantage on the hour with a close-range volley. Dimitar Berbatov completed the rout in the 87th minute to lift United into third place. Alex Ferguson's side is now just five points behind Liverpool and one behind a Chelsea side which was desperately lacking any spark and wilted alarmingly.

United has two games in hand of both its main title rivals. "(Chelsea) had a lot of good possession and they are a threat when they get possession.. .but I don't think they really got a clear-cut chance," Ferguson told Sky Sports. "We said before that we still had all the main teams at home and we really need to win those games. "Janauary is a big month for us with eight games but we've got the squad to cope."

United faces Wigan Athletic on Thursday morning (AEDT) and Bolton Wanderers next weekend. Should it win both, it will be top of the league before Liverpool faces Everton next Tuesday. Defeat was Chelsea's first on the road in the league this season and continued manager Luiz Felipe Scolari's poor record against the top sides since taking over at Stamford Bridge. "This has done big damage to us," the Brazilian said. "We came here to win and now we need to think about what happened with some players." Wigan won for the sixth time in seven league matches when Maynor Figueroa's late header earned a 1-0 victory over Tottenham Hotspur, which is third from bottom.

United was dealt a blow before kick-off when central defender Rio Ferdinand was ruled out with a recurrence of a back injury that will require a visit to a specialist next week. However his absence was hardly noticed as keeper Edwin van der Sar barely had a save to make as United made it eight league games without conceding a goal. A yellow card for Frank Lampard after a foul that left Cristiano Ronaldo in a heap set the tone for a messy opening to a match that could be a pivotal point in the season.

United appealed for a penalty when Ashley Cole appeared to block a cross with his arm, but it took it half an hour to force Petr Cech into a save from a Berbatov shot. United began to ratchet up the pressure on the Chelsea goal just before the interval. John Terry was forced into one desperate block from a Park Ji-sung shot before Ronaldo had a headed goal disallowed after referee Howard Webb ordered a crafty United corner to be re-taken - much to the fury of Rooney.

Chelsea failed to learn its lesson and as Giggs delivered the ball again in stoppage time, Berbatov got a slight touch and Serbian defender Vidic crept in at the far post to nod the ball past Cech. The goal knocked the stuffing out of Chelsea and despite Scolari sending on Nicolas Anelka to partner Didier Drogba up front after the break, it was United which moved up a gear. A sweet movement on the hour mark saw Ronaldo's back heel release Patrice Evra and his pacey cross was met first time by Rooney to double United's lead. United could have scored on numerous occasions as Chelsea wilted before Berbatov supplied the final flourish, connecting with a Ronaldo free kick.

(source: www.abc.net.au)