Heads Up: The Only Problem With Soccer Not Having Commercial Breaks

12 November 2007, 3:45 PM. By Daniel Mauser

Man, we hope this wasn’t after drinking a whole jug of cheap sangria and eating jamón serrano nachos. We’ve been there and that does not smell pretty. [The Offside Rules]
Cesc Fabregas says that he’s not a great player yet. Hm, modesty… yup, he’s the perfect rival for Mr. Ronaldo. [FoxSports]

FIFA World Cup officials are getting worried that the stadiums for the 2010 South African championship won’t be done in time. We can’t wait to see Brazilians flying through the Soweto streets for a goal when the games are “moved outside.” [World Soccer]
The Boston Red Sox’s Dustin Pedroia played the end of the season with a broken hand. Maybe just playing sports near Boston nowadays can make you invincible. [Sox and Dawgs]
The bad air in Beijing has already claimed its first high profile victim. Spain’s Justine Henin is not going to defend her Singles Tennis gold medal next year because of her asthma. Damn, Venus Williams was waiting for these games to wedgie her in the Olympic Village, too. [ESPN]
Chilean Fernando González beat Roger Federer in Masters Cup play, the first time that the Swiss has lost back-to-back matches in over four years. OK, so he’s not a robot, but he’s as close as humanly possible. [Guardian UK]

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