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Even PK Banerjee was sacked as coach from East Bengal in 1983. The World Cup is just six months away and India doesn't even have its foot in at the door. Far from thinking big, Kolkata's clubs are engrossed in petty battles over who is the boss ??“ the management or the coach! While this battle of egos continues, Kolkata's football suffers. And fantasies of Indian football making it big in the world arena seem destined to remain just that ??“ fantasies..
Cluj-Napoca: Robin van Persie put the bite on Romanian minnows CFR Cluj in Transylvania as the Manchester United striker's double clinched a 2-1 win in Champions League Group H on Tuesday.Sir Alex Ferguson's side suffered an early fright in the region best known for providing the supposedly vampire-filled setting for Bram Stoker's Dracula.But Pantelis Kapetanos's early goal for Cluj didn't suck the life out of United,world cup jersey, who maintained their 100 percent start to this season's competition thanks to van Persie's brace.United were rarely at their best at the Dr Constantin Radulescu Stadium,greece world cup shirt, but Cluj ultimately lacked the quality to take advantage and Ferguson could take heart from the way van Persie and Wayne Rooney combined for both goals."The pass and the finish were equally good for Robin's second goal.
London: British police said they arrested a man late Saturday in connection with an alleged racist gesture made at Liverpool's Anfield stadium during the FA Cup fourth-round tie against Manchester United.An image of a man apparently making a monkey gesture in the stands was widely distributed on social networking websites, and a number of complaints were made to police after the match which ended in a 2-1 win for Liverpool.The game was the first between the fierce rivals since Liverpool striker Luis Suarez was given an eight-match ban after a Football Association inquiry found him guilty of racially abusing United captain Patrice Evra.A police spokeswoman said: "Merseyside Police can confirm that a 59-year-old man from North Wales has been arrested this evening following an alleged incident at the LFC vs MUFC match this afternoon."The man has been taken to a police station and will be questioned by officers."Merseyside Police would like to thank North Wales Police and Liverpool Football Club for their assistance with this matter."Before the match the stadium announcer warned supporters that racist behaviour would not be tolerated.Evra, a French international defender who was born in Senegal, was loudly booed by Liverpool fans throughout the match.Speaking before the arrest, match commander Chief Superintendent Jon Ward said: "I would like to thank the majority of fans for their behaviour and co-operation."We knew this would be a busy operation and most fans can be proud that they acted as ambassadors for their cities and their clubs."We can confirm that specialist officers are reviewing match footage, as a result of a picture posted on Twitter."This matter is now under investigation by specialist hate crime detectives and we are working with Liverpool Football Club to identify the man in question."