These are from regular playing in PES10 Become a legend mode. Enjoy!
The songs are:
Calvin Harris – Flashback
Pitbull – Shut it down
Duration : 0:6:19
Gold Coast United v Newcastle Jets Semi Final 2nd. Half 20-02-2010
http://www.a-league.com.au/default.aspx?s=newsdisplay&id=32722
Jets sneak through
The Newcastle Jets have produced a dramatic 6-5 win on penalties to end Gold Coast United’s season at Skilled Park on Saturday night.
Jets ‘keeper Ben Kennedy was a standout all night for Branko Culina’s side, with his last-ditch save to deny Zenon Caravella the match-winner.
With the shoot-out locked at 5-5, Jin-Hyung Song blazed over for the Jets leaving the door open for Gold Coast defender Kristian Rees to secure the win.
But in a bizarre twist, Rees sent his shot wide and after Nikolai Topor-Stanley converted his spot-kick it was up to Caravella to keep the match alive.
Determined for the Jets to keep their finals hopes alive, Kennedy dived to his left, getting a hand to Caravella’s penalty and swatting the ball away.
The win means the Jets will now face the winner of Saturday’s match between Wellington and Perth.
Gold Coast’s usually slick passing game took a while to switch into gear during the early minutes of the match, however both teams looked genuinely intent on hitting the target with Ali Abbas and Zenon Caravella firing wide in the first ten minutes.
With a cagey first 20 minutes out of the way the men in yellow began to control the possession and Charlie Miller had the first shot on target in the 22nd minute with a relatively subdued effort from outside the Jets’ area.
Just after Robson found his way into Referee Matthew Breeze’s book for handball, Miller was involved in the action again playing a great through ball into the path of Shane Smeltz.
With the Newcastle defence in no-mans land, Smeltz found himself on-side with plenty time to put the ball away, but clearly lacking his usual prowess in front of goal, Smeltz hesitated and Jets keeper Ben Kennedy rushed off his line to claim the ball from the Kiwi international’s feet.
Roaming just behind the United strikers and settling into a nice rhythm, Miller’s next contribution was a lovely chip over the Newcastle lines to Joel Porter who managed to flick the ball over Kennedy, however with the ball looking goal bound Nikolai Topor-Stanley was on hand to clear for the corner.
The Jets’ best chance of the half fell to captain Matthew Thompson in the 38th minute when Abbas threaded the needle to Thompson in the box, but United custodian Jess Vanstrattan was on the hand to make the save.
Trying to break his six-game scoring drought, Smeltz had another dig at goal minutes later when Caravella played a neat ball to his feet, while the effort was low and hard the path was straight at Kennedy.
With play switching ends, Jin-Hyung Song then saw his left foot effort flash wide five minutes before time.
A solid looking Kennedy made sure the scores stayed level going into the break when he kept out a quickly taken Gold Coast free-kick from just outside the area.
Emerging from the tunnel, the Jets looked to go on the attack early with Jobe Wheelhouse’s ambitious drive from outside the area forcing Vanstrattan to tip over the bar.
Kennedy was still being kept busy at the other end, producing a great save to deny Joel Porter from close range after a scramble in the area.
Having the game of his life, Kennedy pulled off another great save in the 65th minute when Porter played Culina into space.
Taking the ball in his stride as he streamed into the box, the United captain pulled the trigger but Kennedy held firm desperate to keep the Jets in the game.
After a bright start to the second half, it took until the 83 rd minute for goal to be threatened again with Porter heading second half substitute Dino Djulbic’s cross past the wrong side of the up-right.
As the stalemate drew on, the full-time whistle was eventually blown and with the scores locked at 0-0 the knockout semi final moved into extra-time.
Anderson unleashed a low driven left foot effort early in the piece for the home side, and with 10 minutes played Smeltz thought he had done enough when he manoeuvred in the box and fired low only to see the ball skid inches past the post.
Moments later a mistake from Anderson on the half-way line gifted Mirjan Pavlovic acres of space but as the striker was heading towards goal, United defender Bas Van Den Brink made a great sliding tackle to clear the danger.
With Gold Coast desperate for the goal, Newcastle’s rock between the posts made sure things stayed level, Kennedy pulling off a string of great saves firstly to deny James Brown and then Smeltz, after the Kiwi’s first attempt was cleared from the line by Tarek Elrich.
Starting the second-half of extra time, Kennedy made another brilliant save to deny Smeltz who found time and space in the box.
With very little more action to come, the match headed for penalties to decide the match.
Gold Coast United 5
Newcastle Jets 6
Crowd: 4,109
@ Skilled Park
Saturday, 20 February 2010
by Mark Pangallo at Skilled Park, Sportal
Duration : 0:9:31
The Mark Harrod Touchline Shelter is an ideal choice for any team, from grass roots to professional level, who require a budget shelter that is robust but compact and easy to store or transport.
Duration : 0:0:49
Me and two friends went to see Top Gear Live in Sydney on the 05/02/09. This video was filmed during their car football match with Hyundai i30s between ‘England’ and ‘Australia’.
Duration : 0:3:47
Gold Coast United v Newcastle Jets Semi Final 1st. Half 20-02-2010
http://www.a-league.com.au/default.aspx?s=newsdisplay&id=32722
Jets sneak through
The Newcastle Jets have produced a dramatic 6-5 win on penalties to end Gold Coast United’s season at Skilled Park on Saturday night.
Jets ‘keeper Ben Kennedy was a standout all night for Branko Culina’s side, with his last-ditch save to deny Zenon Caravella the match-winner.
With the shoot-out locked at 5-5, Jin-Hyung Song blazed over for the Jets leaving the door open for Gold Coast defender Kristian Rees to secure the win.
But in a bizarre twist, Rees sent his shot wide and after Nikolai Topor-Stanley converted his spot-kick it was up to Caravella to keep the match alive.
Determined for the Jets to keep their finals hopes alive, Kennedy dived to his left, getting a hand to Caravella’s penalty and swatting the ball away.
The win means the Jets will now face the winner of Saturday’s match between Wellington and Perth.
Gold Coast’s usually slick passing game took a while to switch into gear during the early minutes of the match, however both teams looked genuinely intent on hitting the target with Ali Abbas and Zenon Caravella firing wide in the first ten minutes.
With a cagey first 20 minutes out of the way the men in yellow began to control the possession and Charlie Miller had the first shot on target in the 22nd minute with a relatively subdued effort from outside the Jets’ area.
Just after Robson found his way into Referee Matthew Breeze’s book for handball, Miller was involved in the action again playing a great through ball into the path of Shane Smeltz.
With the Newcastle defence in no-mans land, Smeltz found himself on-side with plenty time to put the ball away, but clearly lacking his usual prowess in front of goal, Smeltz hesitated and Jets keeper Ben Kennedy rushed off his line to claim the ball from the Kiwi international’s feet.
Roaming just behind the United strikers and settling into a nice rhythm, Miller’s next contribution was a lovely chip over the Newcastle lines to Joel Porter who managed to flick the ball over Kennedy, however with the ball looking goal bound Nikolai Topor-Stanley was on hand to clear for the corner.
The Jets’ best chance of the half fell to captain Matthew Thompson in the 38th minute when Abbas threaded the needle to Thompson in the box, but United custodian Jess Vanstrattan was on the hand to make the save.
Trying to break his six-game scoring drought, Smeltz had another dig at goal minutes later when Caravella played a neat ball to his feet, while the effort was low and hard the path was straight at Kennedy.
With play switching ends, Jin-Hyung Song then saw his left foot effort flash wide five minutes before time.
A solid looking Kennedy made sure the scores stayed level going into the break when he kept out a quickly taken Gold Coast free-kick from just outside the area.
Emerging from the tunnel, the Jets looked to go on the attack early with Jobe Wheelhouse’s ambitious drive from outside the area forcing Vanstrattan to tip over the bar.
Kennedy was still being kept busy at the other end, producing a great save to deny Joel Porter from close range after a scramble in the area.
Having the game of his life, Kennedy pulled off another great save in the 65th minute when Porter played Culina into space.
Taking the ball in his stride as he streamed into the box, the United captain pulled the trigger but Kennedy held firm desperate to keep the Jets in the game.
After a bright start to the second half, it took until the 83 rd minute for goal to be threatened again with Porter heading second half substitute Dino Djulbic’s cross past the wrong side of the up-right.
As the stalemate drew on, the full-time whistle was eventually blown and with the scores locked at 0-0 the knockout semi final moved into extra-time.
Anderson unleashed a low driven left foot effort early in the piece for the home side, and with 10 minutes played Smeltz thought he had done enough when he manoeuvred in the box and fired low only to see the ball skid inches past the post.
Moments later a mistake from Anderson on the half-way line gifted Mirjan Pavlovic acres of space but as the striker was heading towards goal, United defender Bas Van Den Brink made a great sliding tackle to clear the danger.
With Gold Coast desperate for the goal, Newcastle’s rock between the posts made sure things stayed level, Kennedy pulling off a string of great saves firstly to deny James Brown and then Smeltz, after the Kiwi’s first attempt was cleared from the line by Tarek Elrich.
Starting the second-half of extra time, Kennedy made another brilliant save to deny Smeltz who found time and space in the box.
With very little more action to come, the match headed for penalties to decide the match.
Gold Coast United 5
Newcastle Jets 6
Crowd: 4,109
@ Skilled Park
Saturday, 20 February 2010
by Mark Pangallo at Skilled Park, Sportal
Duration : 0:10:0
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Duration : 0:0:31
karrar jassim’s goal in qatar star league vs alarabi
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The encounter was solved with 0-1 in favor of the targets in an encounter in which the Shamrock was locked in to try to avoid the madridista alluvium. The great protagonist of the encounter was Karim Benzema, that marked its first madridista goal as and had good occasions to do more. Like in house. Thus Real Madrid felt before the beginning of its first party of preseason in the Tallaght Stadium de Dublin. Before the party began, the targets had the opportunity to listen to their hymn. It was the first time that Christian Ronaldo, that played in the titular equipment, had the opportunity to listen It hauls Madrid contained in the white t-shirt. The Portuguese player was holder in the first taking of contact of the preseason. In this first party, Manuel Pellegrini chose to form with a 4-4-2 classic one in which the main newness was the inclusion of Guti stuck to the left band.
Christian Ronaldo, unique signing who was titular, occupied the right band whereas Benzema I wait for its opportunity from the bench. From the first minutes, Real Madrid was in charge to take the initiative of the game. Throughout the week, he has been very frequent to see in the training the madridista technician making special emphasis in the pressure when the touch is defended and when it is attacked. The hand of the Chilean begins to intuit itself in a fast game, in which what more flame the attention is the great work of pressure, besides the route of the lateral ones. Especially Marcelo, that was very active in the left, perfect in defense and very incisive flank with its arrivals until the basic line. MADRID CRASHES AGAINST THE LOCAL WALL The white set took the weight of the game, while the Shamprock was dedicated to try it, without much danger, to the counterstroke. The targets had some occasions, that despite they did not have either with much importance. The encounter arrived at the rest with tie without goals in the marker and began the dance of changes for both equipment. Up to nine substitutions it realised Pellegrini, that gave his first minutes of game to Karim Benzema. The French gave good sample than he can contribute to the equipment in his first action, in which after a great combination with Negredo he starred the ball in the wood with a hardest firing. Few minutes later, Negredo gave the retort him with a great launching with the interior that stopped the goal. The Shamrock, conscious of its technical inferiority, followed faithful the raised strategy.
The Irish, more rollings, were very rocky in defense. Up to eight players they got to accumulate in defense, they were useful to leave in speed to the counterstroke and to cause some problems to Dudek, that finally were not translated in any goal against for the madridistas. The minutes happened and Real Madrid was not able to surpass the bolt palnteado by the Shamrock, that forced the targets to try time and time again by the center without success. Until it appeared Benzema. BENZEMA, DOWRIES OF ‘ KILLER’ When it seemed that everything was led the tie, the figure emerged from Karim Benzema. The French forward had been very active in the minutes that played, and had even enjoyed several occasions of danger. The definitive one would arrive in minute 87 of encounter after puncturing a ball sent by Heinze from 60 meters and to define, with paradinha including, to you enmesh. First goal for a signing who, if he had generated some doubt, already begins to clear them. And they could be two if in the following play its heroin had not crashed in the outside of the network. In the end, 1-0 for the Real Madrid, that obtained one undergone but important victory in its first party of preseason. The targets, in spite of having still much way to cross, show some illusory notes already than it can be the next season. In a very small field and before a rival with the running already done, the men of Manuel Pellegrini did not get tired to try to play and finally they found his reward
Duration : 0:0:15
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Sator Soccer Sales Manager Billy Gutierrez talking with TopDrawerSoccer.com correspondent Jamal.
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