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FanHouse in the Stands: Newcastle United FC vs. Fulham FC

With some three minutes left in a crucial match between Newcastle United and Fulham, the skies – sunny all afternoon, but suddenly and ominously dark now – opened up and literally began to rain on our American parade. Hull City was drawing with Bolton Wanderers and the Magpies (aka Newcastle United) were down a...

Emmitt Smith Thinks Cowboys Will Struggle to Replace Terrell Owens

In February, ESPN mercifully pulled the plug on Emmitt Smith's television career. I think they did it as much for him as for us. Either way, thanks, World Wide Leader. But the NFL rushing leader still has opinions, and when asked, he'll happily share them. Especially if it involves the Cowboys, a team Smith helped win...

Now Retired, Maybe Favre Can Grow Up

Legendary quarterback Brett Favre announced his retirement (again) on Wednesday, (maybe) ending an illustrious 18-year career. There's no doubt that Favre, the all-time record-holder in pass completions, attempts, yards, touchdowns, interceptions, and wins (among other things), is going to be enshrined in the Pro Football...

Brett Favre Offically Retires

ESPN is reporting that Brett Favre sent an e-mail to Ed Werder indicating that he will soon inform the New York Jets that he is retiring from professional football after 17 years. While there are sure to be questions throughout the entire offseason about whether this is finally it, Favre seems to be, once again, convinced...

Romo Talks T.O., More on Reeves Hire

Last Friday, Dan Reeves decided that maybe working for the Cowboys wasn't such a great idea and, after one day on the job, walked away. But what if Reeves had stayed? What would that have meant for Wade Phillips and Jason Garrett? During a post-Cowboys-employment radio interview, Reeves said that he would've been heavily...

Ed Werder News From the Web

05/03/12 New Orleans Saints source tells ESPN money was paid by... Source: NOLA.com - New Orleans LA New Orleans Saints linebacker Jonathan Vilma paid for his teammates to knock out Brett Favre and Kurt Warner, according to ESPN's Ed Werder who said he got the information from a team source.