61. Bosnich Ready For Tehran Test SLAM! Sports Canadian and International soccer News. SYDNEY, Australia (AP) Australian goalkeeper mark bosnich said he was looking forward to the http://slam.canoe.ca/SoccerWCPreMay21Stories/nov17_bos.html

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62. Gary Bailey Page Six years later I moved to Australia where soccer as they call it over Do you think mark bosnich is currently Manchester United s best goalkeeper? http://www.manutd.co.za/Bailey.htm

63. Oceania Football Confederation French soccer legend, Michel Platini presented the award to Rufer (see photo above) . 1996 Paul Okon (Australia) 1997 mark bosnich (Australia) http://www.oceaniafootball.com/index.cgi?sID=33

64. Oceania Football Confederation Who will be crowned Oceania s best soccer player? Thursday, 5th February 2004.Brett Emerton Oceania Footballer of the 1997 mark bosnich (Australia) http://www.oceaniafootball.com/index.cgi?det=1&intArticleID=1241&sID=12

65. BBC SPORT | Football | Teams | Chelsea | Bosnich To Fight FA Charge Chelsea goalkeeper mark bosnich will fight an FA misconduct charge following in Australian soccer is concerned about mark and his welfare, Farina said. http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/teams/c/chelsea/2644973.stm

CATEGORIES TV RADIO COMMUNICATE ... INDEX SEARCH You are in: Football: Teams: Chelsea Sport Front Page ... Funny Old Game Around The UK: N Ireland Scotland Wales SERVICES Daily E-mail News Ticker Mobiles/PDA Text Only ... Help EDITIONS Change to World Saturday, 11 January, 2003, 05:15 GMT Bosnich to fight FA charge Bosnich is likely to be supported by the PFA Chelsea goalkeeper Mark Bosnich will fight the Football Association over its misconduct charge following his positive cocaine test. The Australian was suspended from all football activities after being found guilty of breaching doping regulations and bringing the game into disrepute. But he is now expected to request a personal hearing and will appeal the FA ban in a bid to resurrect his professional career. "I can confirm that Mark Bosnich's legal team have responded and they are contesting the charge," said FA spokesman Adrian Bevington on Friday. If the FA's charges are upheld, Bosnich could be handed a worldwide ban for up to a year. Bosnich's legal team will present evidence to an FA Disciplinary Commission hearing along with the Professional Footballers Association, which is thought to be are ready to back the 30-year-old. On 7 January, Chelsea gave him formal notice of 14 days that they intended to sack him.

66. BBC News | Football | Parlour Gives Gunners Wembley Win For United, mark bosnich Peter Schmeichel s replacement in goal - played hisfirst game Israel demands soccer sex scandal inquiry From Special Report http://news.bbc.co.uk/hi/english/sport/football/newsid_409000/409273.stm

Front Page World UK UK Politics ... Help Sunday, August 1, 1999 Published at 17:23 GMT 18:23 UK Sport: Football Parlour gives Gunners Wembley win Ray Parlour beats a stretching David May to score the winning goal Man Utd 1-2 Arsenal Ray Parlour sent Manchester United's treble-winners crashing to earth with a late goal to give Arsenal victory in the Charity Shield. The midfielder hit a fierce strike 13 minutes from time, after a Kanu penalty had cancelled out David Beckham's opening goal, as the Gunners secured their second successive win over United in the Wembley curtain-raiser. John Murray: "Kanu sparked Arsenal's second-half comeback" It was the first time Sir Alex Ferguson's all-conquerring team had been beaten in any competition in 1999. And while the result will have little long-term consequence, Arsenal will take heart from the tussle as they look to launch an effective challenge to United's Premiership crown. Ferguson and United, though, will point to the fact that they lost the Charity Shield 3-0 to the north London side last season and went on to win three trophies - while Arsenal finished the season with nothing. ... Fears that the match would be devalued by the clubs fielding experimental line-ups were dispelled when two strong sides were announced. David Beckham is mobbed by his team-mates after his brilliant free-kick Arsenal boss Arsene Wenger, though, was forced through an injury crisis to reshuffle his first-choice team.

67. THE IRANIAN, Sports, Iran-Australia Report With the egos of the soccer crazed nation hurt, a sickly Iran team took its dimhopes His shot went past a helplessly watching mark bosnich who had dove http://www.iranian.com/Features/Dec97/Report/

For the record By Hamid Taghavi December 2, 1997 The Iranian By all accounts, this was a most improbable game. In the 32nd minute, a very well organized Australian drive finally paid off when two Australian players were left all alone against Abedzadeh on a beautifully executed cross sent from the left wing over Iran's defense, and the youthful looking Harry Kewell of English league's Leeds, the same one who scored Australia's goal in Tehran, promptly placed the ball into the goal from an acute angle past Abedzadeh. Australia did not let up. Though Iran's defense was coming somewhat alive, they were still unable to fully contain the Aussies. Their failure to tightly mark the forwards lasted through the break and into the second half. A few minutes later, at minute 76, the speed demon Azizi, snatched the ball from his own teammate and dribbled through Australia's defensive line, where he was trapped by two fullbacks against the end line, stripped of the ball and thrown to the ground. For a second, Azizi seemed to have given up and sat down on the ground. But instantly, he spotted an opportunity. While the two defenders were deciding what to do with the ball, Azizi rose to his feet in a blink, ran to the defenders from their blind side and snatched the ball once more, this time passing it to Bagheri who was wide open. His celebration in disbelief seemed to start even before he went back to retrieve the ball which was slightly behind him. His shot went past a helplessly watching Mark Bosnich who had dove earlier in an attempt to block Azizi.

68. Forward : Bumbling Bosnich Kicks Up Storm Among British Soccer Fans @ HighBeam R Forward Bumbling bosnich Kicks Up Storm Among British soccer Fans mark bosnich,a veteran goalkeeper for Aston Villa, turned two weeks ago to face a http://static.highbeam.com/f/forward/november011996/bumblingbosnichkicksupstorma

Library Web Executives New! ... Customer Support Question / Keyword(s): Advanced Search Current Article: Bumbling Bosnich Kicks Up Storm Among British Soccer Fans Start F Forward November 01, 1996 ... Bumbling Bosnich Kicks Up Storm Among British Soccer Fans Bumbling Bosnich Kicks Up Storm Among British Soccer Fans Forward; November 01, 1996; Jeffrey Nathenson Jeffrey Nathenson Forward November 01, 1996 Jeffrey Nathenson Forward Bumbling Bosnich Kicks Up Storm Among British Soccer Fans. Move over Marge. The Cincinnati Reds owner known for her fondness for Hitler has some company from a soccer star in England. Mark Bosnich, a veteran goalkeeper for Aston Villa, turned two weeks ago to face a crowd of 32,000, raised his left arm in a Nazi salute and put two fingers from his right hand across his upper lip in imitation of the Fhrer's moustache. After taking heat from several politicians and a number of soccer fans, an apparently contrite Bosnich issued this cryptic statement: "I do not comprehend that people would believe that someone with a Jewish aunt would in any way go out to deliberately offend people." An Australian of Croatian descent, Bosnich was in Villa's goal for the first time after being sidelined for two months by a knee injury. Bosnich has had something of an ongoing feud with the fans for the home team

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70. CNNSI.com - Soccer - Suarez Set For Record As Mexico Opens Cup Defense - Tuesday FIFA, soccer s world governing body, will mark the occasion by presenting and former Manchester United goalkeeper mark bosnich are all unavailable. http://www.cnnsi.com/soccer/news/2001/05/29/mexico_australia_ap/

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71. The Bladder soccer Bizarre bosnich Blackout By VCM Friday, 2 May 2003 In another bizarretwist, disgraced Australian soccer player mark bosnich has claimed that he http://www.thebladder.com.au/content/contribution/default.asp?ContributionType=1

72. Daily Times - Site Edition Chelsea also sacked Australian goalkeeper mark bosnich for cocaine use and he was China soccer bosses win, play to continue despite widespread betting http://www.dailytimes.com.pk/default.asp?page=story_30-10-2004_pg2_15

73. Bosnich Denies Goalkeeping Allegations [The Rockall Times] Shamed suave soccer superstar, mark Bozzy bosnich has vowed to fight on in hisheartrending battle to get back his former place as Chelsea s top drug http://www.therockalltimes.co.uk/2002/12/30/bosnich-denies.html

Monday 30th December 2002 Sport Powered by Yeast Logic Front page Society Sex The Arts Science Politics Sport World News Yeast Logic Trawl Rockall for: Merchandise PDA Version Rockall Ho! Information Rockall Policy Bosnich denies goalkeeping allegations Faces down claims of interest in football by Alan Roberts Shamed suave soccer superstar, Mark "Bozzy" Bosnich has vowed to fight on in his heart-rending battle to get back his former place as Chelsea's top drug user. The Australian's month of shame continued when an FA football testing unit dropped in at the London team's training ground and reportedly caught Bozzy indulging in a quick spot of five-a-side. Charges were immediately brought against the former Manchester United bench-warmer amid allegations that he retains some interest in the game. However, the big-boned Aussie has vigorously defended himself, maintaining that he was simply standing around when some of his team mates were kicking a ball. "It's guilt by association," he whined, "as opposed to guilt by association football. I swear I've never done anything to help Chelsea on the football pitch since I arrived." However even if the FA charges are defeated, Bosnich is expected to face a great deal of competition for the number one banned substances spot at Chelsea from such other dedicated members of the Blues bloated squad including Jody Morris and John Terry.

74. Crikey Website - Contribute Six Names To Our Lists And Win A Free Crikey Sub mark bosnich soccer for Aston Villa, Manchester United and Chelsea PhillipBowman CEO of Allied Domecq, world s second biggest drinks group. http://www.crikey.com.au/articles/2001/03/04-newlists.html

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75. FOOTBALL The eligibility rules for football, or soccer as it is known in Australia, Graham Arnold, Robbie Slater, mark bosnich, Aurelio Vidmar and others. http://abc.net.au/olympics_1996/football.htm

Radio Broadcasts Preliminaries: July 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26 from 0330 AET Finals: July 28, 29, Aug 1, 2, 3, 4 from 0300 AET ABC Radio Commentators: David Morrow and Graham Dawson Index Olyroos' Tough Road To Atlanta by David Morrow Competitor Profile: Kevin Muscat Football Competition Guide: Men Women Olyroos' Tough Road To Atlanta by David Morrow The quest by Australia's Olyroos to make its third Olympic Games in succession depends on the outcome of a qualifying tournament in Canada after this magazine has been printed. If the Olyroos come through this tournament in Edmonton, they will have the opportunity to go one better than their highly respectable fourth behind Spain, Poland and Ghana in Barcelona four years ago. In the previous Olympic Games, in Seoul in 1988, the Olyroos made the final eight, only to go down three-nil to the eventual gold medallist, the Soviet Union, which put Brazil into second place for the second Games in a row. Both performances by the Olyroos underlined the growing stature of Australia as a force in world football. The eligibility rules for football, or soccer as it is known in Australia, at the Olympic Games have been going through constant revision, and are changing again for Atlanta.

76. The North Stand - Australian Soccer: Why Is There A Competition? Australian soccer is no better than a Division Three competition in the namely Harry Kewell, mark Viduka and mark bosnich (before the ah, “incident”). http://www.thenorthstand.net/articles/mar04/pages/050304.shtml

Welcome to The North Stand, a Championship Manager and Football fansite that contains no lack of words. Read on for articles, guides, stories and rants. Info for first-time users WELCOME TO TNS Homepage FEATURES Articles Stories News Archive CHAMPIONSHIP MANAGER Game Guides Players Tactics ... Two-Minute Tirades COMMUNITY Reviews + Writings Interviews Footygamer THE NORTH STAND About Contact Forum LATEST UPDATES Site originally written in valid xHTML and CSS for standards compliant browsers. Design by Chris Hughes. Home Articles March 2004 Australian Soccer: why is there a competition? This article will examine the highlights and lowlights of Australian soccer through the eyes of a 19 year old Welsh-Australian. It will look at the history behind the game, the league and some of its teams, prominent players and its successes (well, more like failures) at the World Cup. So sit back, and stand by to laugh your arse off at Australian soccer. The NSL was formed in 1977 and has been current for 27 years, although some of the clubs have origins from before this time. Currently, it comprises 13 teams from around Australia, mostly from the state capital cities. On average, soccer is the most played sport ahead of golf, AFL (Australian Rules Football) and Rugby Union. However, it does not share as much of the limelight of these other sports. The previous administration called Soccer Australia attempted, quite poorly might I add, to increase knowledge of the game, but seemed to fail miserably. It was purely due to the large numbers of European immigrants that soccer became the most played.

77. Players/Oceania/Australia @ Alpha Soccer The online starting point for soccer fans around the globe soccer Players. There s only one mark bosnich - Manchester United and socceroo Goalkeeper http://www.alphasoccer.net/soccerli/sites/Players/Oceania/Australia/

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78. Drugs In Sport: News Archive December 2002 mark bosnich is reported to have hired one of sport s top lawyers in a bid to European soccer s governing body will conduct more drug tests next season http://www.drugsinsport.net/archives/archive-dec02.htm

Advanced Search News Archive: December 2002 Doping Control in FINA Competitions Any swimmer establishing or breaking a World Record will be subject to both blood and urine tests [FINA] Random Tests May Reduce Drug Use by School Athletes Student athletes subject to random drug testing at an Oregon high school were about a fourth as likely to report using drugs as their counterparts at a similar school who were not tested, a study to be published next month in the Journal of Adolescent Health has found [New York Times] Saying yes to doping More and more athletes are taking drugs to win medals [The Week] Drug Expert Worries Kids Mimic Athletes "Kids want to emulate athletes, without a doubt," Rosenker said. "They want to be like their heroes. When drugs come along, that's frequently an accepted part of the culture. Addiction isn't discriminating. It doesn't matter who you are. It can impact anybody at any time" [Miami Herald] Bosnich bid to save career Mark Bosnich is reported to have hired one of sport's top lawyers in a bid to clear his name over a positive test for cocaine. He has denied knowingly taking the drug [The Age]

79. SOCCER: Mark's Sale To The Riverside - This Is Lancashire soccer mark s sale to the Riverside the keeper who has been capped six timesby Australia and is seen as the main rival to Aston Villa s mark bosnich. http://archive.thisislancashire.co.uk/1997/3/19/832283.html

Lancashire Archive March Help ... News Town news Accrington Blackburn Blackpool Bolton Burnley Bury Chorley Clitheroe Colne Darwen Lancaster Leigh Leyland Lytham Nelson Preston Rawtenstall UK news Education Weather Asian Image ... Sport Town sport Accrington Blackburn Blackpool Bolton Burnley Bury Chorley Clitheroe Colne Darwen Lancaster Leigh Leyland Lytham Nelson Preston Rawtenstall UK sport News Sport Football ... Communigate E-mail page Print page Make us home Contact us Other sites Lancashire Towns Accrington Blackburn Blackpool Bolton Burnley Bury Chorley Clitheroe Colne Darwen Lancaster Leigh Leyland Lytham Nelson Preston Rawtenstall SOCCER: Mark's sale to the Riverside From the Lancashire Evening Telegraph, first published Wednesday 19th Mar 1997. Middlesbrough v Blackburn Rovers - Peter White eyes another successful Teesside import IT'S not easy to be noticed when you are a relatively-unknown Australian goalkeeper treading the same turf as some of the biggest names in the game. Unless that is your name happens to be Mark Schwarzer. Italians Fabrizio Ravanelli and Gianluca Festa, Teesside's Brazilian blend of Juninho and Emerson, Danish star Mikkel Beck - those are the autographs clamoured for by most visitors to the Riverside Stadium. But Schwarzer, a recent addition to Middlesbrough boss Bryan Robson's impressive list of overseas stars, is fast becoming the man most feared by opposition forwards.

80. Ken Aston Referee Society -=|=- LAW # 10 Of SOCCER There was a proactive attempt in Britain by soccer officials in the 1990’s, are goalkeeper mark bosnich s Nazistyle salute to the crowd Goal line http://www.kenaston.org/LAWS/LAW-10.htm

Law #10 The Method of Scoring Goal Scored: A goal is scored when the whole of the ball passes over the goal line, between the goalposts, Under the crossbar, provided that the team scoring the goal has committed no infringement of the Laws of the Game previously. Winning Team: The team scoring the greater number of goals during a match is the winner. If both teams score an equal number of goals, or if no goals are scored, the match is drawn. Competition Rules For matches ending in a draw, competition rules may state provisions involving extra time, or other procedures approved by the International F.A. Board to determine the winner of a match. The Method of Scoring: Law 10 To recognize when a goal is scored correctly, and how to deal with illegal goals. 1. When is a goal allowed? 2. When is a goal NOT allowed? 3. Competition Rules. 4. If a defender ( not the goalkeeper ) deliberately handles the ball in an attempt to prevent a goal. When is a Goal allowed? A goal is scored when the whole of the ball crosses the goal line between the goal posts and under the crossbar. The ball is then deemed out of play. Beware of the goalkeeper catching a ball that has crossed over the goal line for a goal and then quickly moving it back in front of the goal line to look as though a goal has not been scored.

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