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I discovered this game earlier today, wanted to know if you guys have played it or not. The trailer and the demo look absolutely wicked. If you haven't already seen it, watch these videos: Trailer: Demo: Game info: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Assassin's_Creed

The site's been shut down and a message has been posted reading: What does that really mean? What/Who are they after? If they're after users on the site, then I think those in the US are in trouble, I doubt they have the means or rights to go after people in Europe or the rest of the world...

I forget if there are any famous comebacks by Juve, but have we ever been down and fought back? The criteria for being down and it becoming famous is probably a score of 2 or more down or perhaps 3. Anyway, anyone know?

A study of how Europe integrates immigrants has exposed wide variations in the welcome foreign workers receive. The European Union-backed research found Sweden doing the most to help migrants settle - and Latvia the least. Overall, EU nations are only doing half as much as they could, said...

Here's an article from a Swedish news/fan site. Thought I'd share. Translated for your benefit :) Guestchronical: Don't discount Juventus or Ranieri The Juventus forum at Svenskafans is a luxury where individuals are given the chance to express their feelings amongst themselves, even to...

Seeing them all play in the same team makes me sick yet my mouth water at the same time :faq1:

By Daniel Schweimler BBC News, Buenos Aires More than 500 footballers from 28 countries are getting ready to kick off at the gay World Cup in the Argentine capital, Buenos Aires. The holders, London's Stonewall FC, are among the favourites, with the US and Argentina providing the closest...

Tim Vickery column By Tim Vickery South American football reporter More than any other factor, Brazilian football owes its worldwide prestige to the individual brilliance and creativity of its top players. Take Leonidas and his bicycle kicks, Didi and his 'dry leaf' free-kicks, the amazing...

Uefa chief appeals to PM for help Uefa president Michel Platini has written to British Prime Minister Gordon Brown to appeal for his help in safeguarding the future of football. "A serious threat hangs over the development of European football: the malign and ever-present influence of...

Any fans of Benny Benassi here?

By Alex Ritson Business reporter, BBC News, Brussels The long-running dispute between Microsoft and the European Union will finally be decided on Monday. Three years ago, the European Union issued an anti-trust ruling against Microsoft for what it said was an illegal abuse of Microsoft's...

v. Juventus v Udinese Sunday, September 16, 2007 Stadio Olimpico di Torino, Turin, Italy

Who plays this game?

Wish every Pakistani a happy independence day! Jashne-Azadi Mubarik ho sab ko! Pakistan Zindabad!! ps: Salman, if you have a camera please post pictures from the celebrations.

Silly question...but where can I get a hairband? Kinda like the one Maldini is wearing in photo.

According to the TT news agency, Bergman died peacefully on Faro Island - or Sheep Island - in the Baltic Sea. The director had settled there after using it as a location for several films. Astrid Soderbergh Widding, president of The Ingmar Bergman Foundation, said: "It's an unbelievable loss...

I'm so excited because my friends is bringing me two 10-packs of General! :weee: General's my favorite, ettan is o.k. but Göteborg Rape I can't stand What's your favorite? :D Oh, and if you're not Swedish this won't make any sense to you ;)

Watch this goal by Sweden. The ball appears to hit the hand of the Iceland player and the Swedish players appeal. The Iceland players think the ref. has blown the whistle....watch the rest :D :

German drives down subway stairs A German woman in Dusseldorf blocked the entrance to an underground station when she mistook it for a subterranean car park, police said on Wednesday. The 52-year-old drove her Volkswagen Beetle across the pavement and into the entrance, where it came to a...

Football's governing body, Fifa, has banned international matches from being played at more than 2,500m (8,200ft) above sea level. Fifa said the decision was made because of concerns over players' health and possible distortion of competition. The ruling was greeted with dismay in Latin...