Even the brilliant Brazilians are a yawn to this American sports fan who prescribes drastic remedies if the most popular game in the world is ever to catch on properly across the pond ... Posted August 10, 2008 by Mark Hauser

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Compared to overweight and underachieving baseball players making $25 million USD a year... he is a bargain. In reality, nobody is worth that much, but the money, recognition and trophies he is generating at United - the club is getting their money's wor

Perhaps not as ludicrous as it sounds! Doesn't Bush own a sports team (baseball or something?), and he (or his family) has had business dealings with the Glazers in the past.

Sorry Barry, but "deja vu all over again" is a pretty common everyday saying. Glitch used it properly. It originates in the 50's with a great baseball player named Yogi Berra. He was famous for his interesting use of the English language. Since he said the