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Although already posted, this timings are changing so here is the schedule (as of today) for next 2 weeks:
Saturday, June 26
8.50pm - Casualty (50 mins)
Monday, June 28
No Emmerdale
No Coronation Street
No EastEnders
Tuesday, June 29
7pm - Emmerdale (1 hour)
9pm - The Bill (1 hour)
No EastEnders
Wednesday, June 30
7pm - Emmerdale (30 mins)
7.30pm - Coronation Street (30 mins)
8pm - EastEnders (1 hour)
Thursday, July 1
7pm - Emmerdale (30 mins)
7.30pm - EastEnders (30 mins)
8pm - Emmerdale (30 mins)
8.30pm - Coronation Street (30 mins)
9pm - Holby City (1 hour)
Friday, July 2
No Emmerdale
No Coronation Street
No EastEnders
Saturday, July 3
8.50pm - Casualty (50 mins) TBC
Sunday, July 4
8pm - Emmerdale (30 mins)
8.30pm - Coronation Street (30 mins)
Monday, July 5
7pm - Emmerdale (30 mins)
7.30pm - Coronation Street (30 mins)
8pm - EastEnders (30 mins)
8.30pm - Coronation Street (30 mins)
Tuesday, July 6
7pm - Emmerdale (30 mins) TBC
8pm - Holby City (1 hour) TBC
Wednesday, July 7
7pm - Emmerdale (30 mins) TBC
8pm - Holby City (1 hour) TBC
Thursday, July 8
7pm - Emmerdale (30 mins)
7.30pm - EastEnders (1 hour)
8pm - Emmerdale (30 mins)
8.30pm - Coronation Street (30 mins)
Friday, July 9
7pm - Emmerdale (30 mins)
7.30pm - Coronation Street (30 mins)
8pm - EastEnders (30 mins)
8.30pm - Coronation Street (30 mins)
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Portugal to win against Spain today on penalties hopefully
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NIGERIA were last night suspended from world football – by their own president.
President Goodluck Jonathan imposed a two-year ban as punishment for the Nigerians crashing out of the World Cup at the group stage.
His special adviser Ima Niboro said: “Mr President has directed that Nigeria will withdraw from all international football competition for the next two years.”
Nigeria finished bottom of Group B with just one point
http://www.dailystar.co.uk/football/...-by-president/
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Spain V Portugal was a very dull game bar David Vila's goal (he is very hot) Ronaldo played crap
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Thats a bit steep for the old nigerians, they werent that bad, France were a lot worse!
I agree the spain match was pretty awful!
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David Beckham gives Yahoo! the inside track on England's disappointing World Cup campaign and tells us which players have impressed him in South Africa.
What was your assessment of England at the World Cup?
We didn’t play at the level we knew that we were capable of. Over the four matches we weren’t good enough and regardless of the goal that never was, Germany played better than we did over the 90 minutes and deserved to go through. Having seen the lads in training, the spirit was good, everyone trained at a really high level, it was just disappointing we couldn’t transfer that onto the pitch. As a team, we have to learn from everything that’s happened, come back stronger and play to our potential.
What was the experience of watching from the bench like?
It was different and at times I wanted to get out onto the pitch and play! It was frustrating at times, but purely because I know what the players out on the pitch are capable of. I have to say the fans were unbelievable, like they always are. It must have been really tough, having spent the time and money they did and the team were so desperate to give them the success their support deserved.
Have your experiences in South Africa and the success of Diego Maradona given you the urge to take up coaching?
While I am flattered to be talked about as a coach and am always available for my country, whenever I am needed, I still see myself as a player and remain supportive of the manager. Diego has done a great job so far though and I wish him well.
Who do you think is in with a shout of winning the World Cup?
It’s a tough one, there are a few teams who are very closely matched and will be there or thereabouts. Argentina looked strong in qualifying from their group with three wins from three and are a potent attacking force with the likes of Messi, Tevez and Higuain. The Germans have such pedigree at World Cups and seem to get better as each tournament progresses. Brazil are Brazil, so you’d expect them to do well and maybe go on to the final. I love watching them play football, all the players are so relaxed and comfortable on the ball. I was lucky enough to play with a few in my career and they are without doubt some of the most skillful athletes.
My other two picks would be Netherlands and Spain. The Dutch have pace throughout their side and with Van Persie, Sneijder and Robben, they have potential match-winners. Spain, despite their shock defeat at the hands of Switzerland, are unbelievably strong all over the pitch. Villa is on red-hot form at the moment and if Torres starts scoring, they are going to be a handful for anyone. That’s before you consider Xavi, Iniesta, Silva, Alonso, Fabregas, need I go on?
Which players have impressed you at the tournament so far?
With all the pressure on Messi, prior to the tournament, he’s been a star-performer so far for me. He’s been brilliant on the ball and an important link man for Argentina and instrumental in their four wins so far. Sneijder has been in fine form for the Dutch and scored some vital goals. I’ve also been impressed with Chile as a team and Sanchez, bags of pace and trickery. Diego Forlan for Uruguay has scored goals but also worked hard for the team, the same can be said for Ozil for Germany. I’d heard a bit about him before the tournament and he hasn’t disappointed, at the centre of many German attacks. David Villa has been Spain’s standout performer. He has scored goals, created chances and worked his socks off for his team and looks a good bet to be the top scorer at the World Cup.
How will the performance of Team USA affect the development of football in the US?
It can only be positive. I thought USA played well in the tournament and it will stand them in good stead for future tournaments. I know TV viewing figures were considerably more in the US compared to the World Cup four years ago. The MLS is getting stronger all the time and the increase in the number of youth leagues will all help in the development of football in the US.
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Capello will keep his job as England manager
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im glad he has kept his job, hopefully he will create a new team with the youngsters coming through and prove that it was those overpaid wasters that were to blame, a manager can only be blamed for so much in my opinion.
Come on Ghana this evening!
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I hope he does, cause he was kept on because he was too expensive to let go, not the best criteria. But I also think that too many changes of the manager does the team no good, so hopefully he can achieve it with more time. Gutted that Brazil are out :crying: might as well support Germany now lol
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he officially staying it was decided this afternoon
http://www.channel4.com/news/article...anager/3698397
im following Ghana and Argentina, because i love Tevez and Ghana are the african contingent, ive just loved watching all the football, there have been some appauling mathces but some great ones as well!
