Thierry Henry Retires From France National Team

Thierry Henry has followed up his progress to MLS side New York Red Bulls by announcing that he will no longer play for the France national team. The Les Bleus legend will thus end an memorable career in the most shocking of ways with his last game for France being the 2-1 beat to South Africa which saw the past World Cup winners eliminated from South Africa bottom of their group.

France’s all-time testimony goal scorer made a short statement earlier today (Wednesday) that he had retired from the national team: “This is the end for me on the national team.”

Henry therefore played 123 games for his country, winning his first cap in 1997 and playing a major part in helping France become world champions in 1998 when they won the World Cup on home soil.

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FIFA World Cup 2010 Rank : England Came Their Worst at 13th

FIFA has announced the official team Ranking for World Cup 2010. It's based from the team achievement during their participation on the event. Therefore, for first to fourth rank team, the result are identical with the World Cup result.

Spain stands in first rank, followed with Netherlands in second. For third and fourth rank are Germany and Uruguay. The rest top 10 team were the one who survived through the quarter finals match, such as Argentina,Brazil, Ghana, and Paraguay.

The controversy started when when England media finds that the Three Lions came in 13th position. It is the worst rank on their World Cup history, since they first participated. Their had their worst rank position before back in 1958, when they came on eleventh rank.....Read More and View the Rank HERE>>

New Pictures : Cristiano Ronaldo Baby Son, On a Trip to Hospital for Checkup (14 July 2010)

Cristiano Ronaldo returns home to Portugal to be with his  baby son and family. Ronaldo's older sisters, Katia, along with his mom Dolores and other family members were seen taking his son Cris Jr to a checkup at a private hospital.
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