There is a new sport created by some people, in which basically a person runs on the surface of water. The sport is called Liquid Mountaineering. There are some historical statements that suggest that this sport was created by the Greek, but now it is recreated and it’s one of the most impossible looking activities that anyone has seen.

The sport is all about running on water. Science tells us that with the right angle and speed anything can bounce off the surface of water for some time before it sinks. The perfect example is of a rock that when thrown with the right amount of speed, spin and angle, it starts bouncing on water and touches the surface many times before sinking. If we could follow the same set of rules that enable the rock to bounce, we can bounce too.

To tell you the truth, I still think its impossible.

Secondly, the question:

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Paulo Maldini (AC Milan)

Alessandro Nesta (AC Milan)

Alberto Gilardino (Fiorentina)

Andrea Pirlo (AC Milan)

Fillipo Inzaghi (AC Milan)

Ricardo Kaka (Real Madrid)

Nuno Gomes (Benfica)

Fabio Cannavaro (Juventus)

Alessandro Del Piero (Juventus)

Cristiano Ronaldo (Real Madrid)

Deco (Chelsea)

David Beckham (AC Milan)

Fernando Torres (Liverpool)

Fernando Gago (Real Madrid)

Hernan Crespo (Parma)

Frank Lampard (Chelsea)

Zlatan Ibrahamovic (FC Barcelona)

Lionel Messi (FC Barcelona)

Michael Owen (Manchester United)

Michael Ballack (Chelsea)

Luis Figo ( Internazionale – Retired)

Morientes (Olympique De Marseille)

Peter Cech (Chelsea)

Ryan Giggs (Manchester United)

Robin Van Persie (Arsenal)

Jose Antonio Reyes (Atletico De Madrid)

Steven Gerrard (Liverpool)

Wayne Rooney (Manchester United)

Thierry Henry (FC Barcelona)

So, What do you think, Who was the most pain in the arse ..?!

You can find more hockey fights here, if that’s your thing.

I’m setting here, in front of the laptop, trying to put into words, the amazing life story of Linoel Messi, the little boy with a growth hormone deficiency whom against all odds went on to become the best player in the world (and if you say otherwise, please just leave this blog and never comeback here again).

Sadly, I lack the writing skills needed for such a thing. So, like always, I stop trying and go straight to the “Video” documentary. Which tells the truly moving life story of Leo Messi, from the very beginning to his first appearance wearing the famous Braca shirt.

This is a Must-Watch!!!! (3 Parts)

*Note: To view the subtitles you have to click on “Captions” (CC) on the bottom-right side of the window.

Part 2:

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Who do you think has a better team, Real Madrid or Barcelona?

It’s official, having passed his medical examination this morning Zlatan Ibrahimovic returned to Camp Nou this afternoon to sign the contract which makes him a Barça player until 2014. Barça have paid Inter Milan €46 million + Samuel Eto’o (valued at €20 million) + the loan of Alexandr Hleb (Inter will pay 30% of Hleb’s salary with Barça paying the other 70%). Why was Eto’o valued at €20 million? well, Eto’o only has one year left in his contract, where as Zlatan has 5 more years.

Update: Hleb won’t be moving to Inter, so barcelona will have to pay an extra €4.5 million.

Recent developments in the assault case against Liverpool captain Steven Gerrard have led to the release of video footage of the incident in question.

The 28-year-old has been brought up on charges of violent conduct at the Lounge Inn in Liverpool after last season’s 5-1 victory over Newcastle on December 28.

Despite Gerrard denying the charges brought up against him – claiming he was merely defending himself against resident DJ Marcus McGee – the player is clearly shown causing physical harm to Mr. McGee, then being held back by friends.

Five members of Gerrard’s entourage have pleaded guilty to affray, one of which has been highlighted for the jury. John Doran is shown to be pushing the DJ then following through with his elbow.

The midfielder’s trial is expected to last a week.

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UPDATE:

He was found not guilty… WTF!!!!

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This is the motivational video which Pep Guardiola, Barcelona’s coach, showed to his players before they took the field against Manchester United in the Champions League final in Rome. The seven-minute film, played in the Barcelona dressing room prior to kick-off, has now been broadcast on Spanish television.

The final message reads: “We are the center of the pitch, we are precise, we are our effort, we are attackers who defend, we are defenders who attack, we are respected by our rivals, we are recognized by our rivals, we are every goal that we score, we are those who always look for our opponent’s goal, WE ARE ONE.”

As the lights went up, several players were reportedly in tears, and Guardiola, his job done, did not address his players again before the entered the field.